This study provides psycho-educational intervention aimed at raising awareness of post partum Obsessive-Compulsive disorder (OCD) , reducing the intensity of symptoms and increase of self referral to treatment. Various studies report that 1-11% of women after childbirth suffer from OCD. A part of this population suffered from the disorder prior to giving birth and for some this is a first outbreak. This is a psychological disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions. The disorder can appear or worsen at any time , and is characterized by different content depending on the stage of life. Obsessional thoughts after birth often includes harming the baby which alarms the woman and the surrounding, and affects her ability to care for the baby and develop a beneficial relationship with him. Studies support a bio-psycho-social model of OCD .and that adjustment period and physical changes after childbirth can be create a psychological biological and environmental background, to the development or worsening of OCD in women who suffer from or are prone to the disorder.