My Extreme OCD Life

Serin is getting married, but can she cope with the build-up to her wedding? Annie's OCD is affecting her studies. Jamie was studying to be a doctor but suffered with anxiety brought on by OCD. Meg is tormented by terrifying thoughts.

Nikita is convinced her rituals protect her loved ones from harm. Charlie is moving house, but this stressful event is causing his routines to become more and more severe. Will is fearful of bacteria, and Vickie obsesses over death.

Over 6000 people in the UK have dwarfism - we follow 3 extraordinary young people who have Achondroplasia, the most common form of dwarfism- as they reach major milestones in their lives and find the determination to overcome daily obstacles. Often the simplest of tasks can be a huge challenge as they learn to live in a giant world. We meet 28 year old Jack who is leaving home to take part in Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs pantomime; and we join 19 year old Jess as she starts learning to drive; and 15 year old Freya is shopping for a very special dress for her end of school prom

In this film we follow the lives of four extraordinary young people living with a stammer- because when you struggle to make yourself understood everyday tasks can be a nightmare. In powerful honest first-hand accounts they reveal private battles and public challenges as they fight to make their voices heard. We meet 20 year old Jordan who is trying to overcome his stutter and get his first job; we join 23 year old Zain as he reflects with his Mum a time when he could barely get any words out; 24 year old Namrah takes us to University College London where she is part of a study researching the causes of stammering; and 21 year old Ishaq proves anything is possible as he triumphs over his stammer to take on a paediatric placement as part of his medical studies.

In this emotionally charged film we follow three extraordinary young people living with facial disfigurement, in emotional accounts they reveal their battles to overcome how others see them. Over a million people in the UK live with some type of disfigurement. Growing up in a world where image is everything looking different can be a huge challenge but these young people are determined not to let their disfigurement hold them back. We meet 25 year old Yasmin, who suffers from a rare condition called Parry Romberg syndrome which is a degenerative disease which is destroying the tissue on the left side of her face. Yasmin finds the courage to do something she loves more than anything – and sings at an open mic night. We join 24 year old Raiche, who suffered 70% burns from a house fire when she was just 18 months old, as she has a new wig fitted and her eyebrows tattooed; and we hear from 22 year old Chloe who has a port wine stain as she battles her insecurities as she studies at Univers

This film is a unique window into the worlds of four extraordinary young people – who all live with multiple personalities. Each with more than a dozen personalities- known as alters- fighting to be heard, in incredible accounts they reveal how they are never alone. As they try to live ordinary lives, surrounded by a constant crowd we uncover what its really like to live with Dissociative Identity Disorder- or DID- formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. We meet 24 year old Jade, who has never been able to share with her family any of her alternative personalities; we join 27 year old Kai and her 26 year old partner Franz, who both have DID- and between them live with over 400 alters- as they show us that nothing in their lives is simple; and we hear from 27 year old Stacey who has a system of 16 different personalities.

In this film we follow three extraordinary young women who have all battled with their weight. As they fight perceptions, and their demons head on, we hear how the simplest things derailed their body image. They are learning to overcome what others think and love their bodies. Nearly 3 million 16- 24 year olds and around half of all women of childbearing age tip the scales beyond their recommended BMI weight. We meet 20 year old Shannon, she is a size 22 and celebrates her curves by selling lingerie products to the larger ladies; we also hear from 24 year old Naomi, who has been a secret eater for most of her life and is desperate to stabilise her weight; and we join 24 year old Jess, who comfort eats to cope with stress, as she tries to shed some pounds

In honest first-hand accounts we meet those young people selling sex on the streets- they take us into a dark world of lives ravaged by addiction, trapped in a lifestyle they cannot escape. And we meet the woman who has turned her life around.

This film follows the lives of three extraordinary young people as they come to terms with their own unique transgender journeys. We reveal the emotional evolving parent child relationships, shifting family dynamics and the many challenges on the road to becoming who they really are. More than half a million people in Britain don’t identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. 19 year old Kate is at the beginning of her transition journey- she grew up as Callum, but knew from her early teens that she was really female; 18 year old student Immy was just 11 when her then Mum revealed he needed to transition to male; and 20 year old Felix is recovering from surgery to remove his breasts as part of his transition journey.