Psychiatric care

OCD

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

About OCD

You don't have to live like this

OCD is a treatable neurobiological condition — not a personality quirk. We use evidence-based therapy and medication to help you reclaim time, energy, and peace of mind.

Common symptoms
  • Intrusive, unwanted thoughts
  • Repetitive checking, washing, or counting
  • Mental rituals (e.g., reassurance-seeking)
  • Significant time lost to compulsions
  • Avoidance of triggers
  • Anxiety relief that's only temporary
How we treat it

Personalized treatment plans

Every plan starts with a thorough evaluation. From there, we combine the right mix of therapy, medication, and ongoing support for your unique situation.

  • Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) therapy
  • SSRIs at OCD-specific dosing
  • Augmentation strategies for partial response
  • Family & support-system coaching

FAQ

OCD — Frequently Asked Questions

  • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy, often combined with an SSRI at OCD-specific doses, is the most evidence-based approach.

  • Medication can significantly reduce symptom intensity, but ERP therapy is what teaches your brain to stop responding to compulsions.

  • Never. Intrusive thoughts (including taboo ones) are a hallmark of OCD. Our team is trained to treat OCD without judgment.

  • Most patients see meaningful improvement within 12–20 sessions of consistent ERP work.

Ready to start your healing journey?

Book online or call our team — we're here to help.