What Members are saying about NOCD

I've had 2 therapists prior to Michelle and I can absolutely tell you that she is the best of the best. Michelle implements ERP therapy SO effectively and is so dedicated to her clients- she specializes in treating OCD which is SO important because not all mental health diagnoses are treated the same- contrary to how many other therapists will approach their clients. Michelle has literalllyyyy changed my life. A year ago I couldn't go a day without constant rumination, intrusive thoughts, and compulsions. Now I actually live a life where I truly live in the moment and I am so proud of myself. I truly have changed my way of thinking and my perspective on life because of what Michelle has taught me, and continues to teach me to this day. I could write a novel based on how thankful I am for Michelle- she has shown me just how much OCD had taken away from me, and has taught me how to conquer it in the process.

Melanie Copeland always gets 5 stars from me. She lets me open up and be myself. My true authentic self. Good and bad days. Today was hard for me but with her encouragement I made an appointment I was nervous about making. I did it and I am proud of myself.

She was very nice and supportive. She listened to my problems and let me ramble a little, which was nice. She gave me ideas to improve my life and some coping skills for my current situation.

Alfredo has been a great commentator & therapist. He is compassionate straight forward to beat OCD. I thanks God for his help

The tools and therapy I received from Kari were truly life changing! My OCD was debilitating and in less than a year I feel I am in recovery and have all the tools I need to manage my OCD. Kari was always kind, thoughtful, compassionate and supportive. I highly recommend her as a therapist.

Kayla is my therapist and she is absolutely phenomenal and so wonderful. She is incredibly kind, patient, caring, and understanding. She is an outstanding therapist!!

There needs to be multiple ways to help people who struggle with this disorder. If the basic 3 or 4 strategies don’t work then there needs to be other ways. I’m losing hope.

Kristen Franscisco was definately the best match for me . She is encouraging , always has the right thing to say . My last session was excellent , I’m doing things that I never thought I could .

John is doing an excellent job explaining OCD to me and the tactics I will need to implement to try to ease my OCD symptoms in the future.

Nicole has been a phenomenal therapist and has helped me work through a lot of my OCD symptoms. My trich now under control and manageable. She was attentive and highly professional and anyone would be lucky to work with her.

I had another fabulous appointment with Tammy Fagan! I always leave our sessions feeling stronger, more empowered, and confident about my ability to handle my OCD symptoms. She breaks down mental health concepts in a creative way that is easy to digest and understand. Definitely the best therapist I’ve ever had!

Corrine is an extraordinary clinician! Her compassion, authenticity, laughter, and encouragement have been invaluable!

He is always willing to let me rant to him about how I’m feeling and help me with any of my compulsions

Sean is an excellent Therapist. Highly recommended.

I truly feel like my provider understands me and has given me actual tools to overcome OCD. This app changed my life.

Toli is a great listener and very knowledgeable about OCD.

I began this journey in December with Jennifer. Her help has been nothing short of miraculous. I did not expect such huge progress, not just with my OCD, but other tangents of my life that I now understand were also linked to my OCD. She has been an amazing ally in helping me to help myself through this. It’s a journey, but she’s made it so much easier to navigate!

I have been intimidated by the idea of therapy for decades, and that has led me to put it off when I really could have used it. When I finally had struggled enough to reach out for help, I worried that I would find a therapist who judged me and pushed me to do things that made the struggle harder. This has never been the case with Kendall. I’ve only ever found her to be compassionate, patient, and professional. I feel completely confident in the treatment and the counseling that I receive in sessions with Kendall. I’ve been able to grow significantly more confident in myself and the outcomes of treatment in just a month, and I attribute a great portion of that confidence to Kendall’s approach to ERP and therapy. I couldn’t recommend her any more highly.

After 5 years of suffering in silence, and having tried other types of therapy, I finally found Nocd, ERP & Rue. Rue was the first therapist I was paired with & I wouldn't change that for the world. Whether it is just providing a safe space for me to discuss what I am currently feeling, experiencing or struggling with, or if it is actively working through triggers & exposures, I always leave our sessions feeling positive, ready to face the day & confident that I have someone who will always provide me with positive, sound advice. Exposures can be scary at times, but I have always felt there is someone there as my safety net when I need it - and that's Rue. I used to (and I sometimes still do!) struggle with the shame and embarrassment that comes with certain OCD themes and anxiety; however, Rue has continuously helped me with reframing my thinking, becoming more self compassionate and acknowledging every win (especially the small ones). If you do choose to do ERP therapy with Rue, you won't regret it!! ❤️

I did not feel as though Alicia understood my OCD tendencies. Unfortunately, she was not very personable and I did not feel heard or understood when sharing my very personal and scary feelings with her. It felt as if I was talking to a wall, or as if I was reading from a phone book. After confiding in her that one of my OCD compulsions was to dry heave to relieve my anxiety, she accused me of having an eating disorder. After vehemently expressIng that I have never struggled with an eating disorder, she again continued to state that this was not a compulsion she had ever heard before and once again suggested that I may have an eating disorder. As someone who already struggles with obsessive thoughts, rumination, and impulsions, this propelled me into a state of such anxiety that I chose to end the session for the sake of my mental health. She didn’t not seemed bothered by this. I am very disappointed with how the session went. I felt dismissed and invalidated. I am not planning on continuing therapy through NOCD as a result of this interaction.