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Abstract:-Cognitive-behaviour therapy and Exposure and response prevention are the most effective psychological treatments for obsessive�compulsive disorder. However, these approaches soften produce variable results with the majority of treated individuals remaining symptomatic. This study evaluated a form of cognitive therapy based on Free association and Exposure and response prevention therapy model with the following chief complaints of Repeated washing of hands, repeating task, repeatedly taking bath, checking of locks and phone, repeated thoughts, along with Anxiety, Sadness, Reduced sleep and appetite. Aim and Objectives: - The aim and objectives of the present study is to compare and assess the impact of free association and exposure and response prevention therapy along with experimental and non experimental treatment group of obsessive compulsive disorder. Methodology: Purposive and conveniences sampling techniques will be used in the study that will be conducted among obsessive compulsive disorder. The sample size will be 15experimental and 15 non experimental treatment group and the scales such as Y-BOCS, Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS). Procedure: Daily activity scheduling, Free association, exposure and response prevention therapy, cognitive restructuring and mindfulness meditations. Results: After diagnosis of obsessive compulsive Disorder patients 21 sessions conducted 3 sessions in a week. Clinical observation during treatment and also their family members and friends indicates positive changes in them.