What Members are saying about NOCD

I absolutely love my therapist. She’s so easy and fun to talk to. I don’t worry about sharing things with her that I don’t share with anyone else! I feel an immense amount of trust in her!

Camille has given me so many helpful tools to navigate through my struggles with my mental compulsions. I have been to so many other therapists, only one other OCD therapist besides Camille, and I have felt and seen more progress in my mental health in the last year with Camille than the previous 5 with other therapists. She is very knowledgeable about to intricate ways OCD tries to trick you. She genuinely cares and gives solid advice and homework with each session without making it feel overwhelming. She is seriously the best and I am so grateful I found her!!!!

Alleina is amazing! She always makes me feel comfortable and safe, even when the work gets really challenging. I feel so supported and uplifted by her, and have gained a lot of confidence around my rocd!

Consistently helpful and kind Great listener Appreciate Wally’s insight and guidance

I am so grateful to Kellie for helping me take my life back from the grips of OCD. Kellie is incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and kind. She made me believe in therapy again after many bad experiences. I’m so glad I found her. Thank you, Kellie!

I came into NOCD very anxious and prone to severe rumination for years at a time. I was nervous to start therapy, and scared to begin addressing OCD thoughts and fears that have occupied my mind for so long. Bethany guided me through my first times doing exposure and response prevention therapy, and I have had over 40 sessions with her in the course of a year. I’m not exaggerating by saying that Bethany has helped change my life and take control of my thoughts. Her friendly, understanding, and calm energy has helped me work through several struggles I have faced, and I consider her to be a friend. I highly recommend Bethany as a therapist for anyone and I am grateful for her.

I’m not sure how you justify simply not showing up to a therapy session. No messages, no nothing. People sign up for this service needing guidance and help, so for a “therapist” to just be a no show is unacceptable. Quick other note, I understand that working from home is important for many, especially if they have children, but to be distracted during a session with a patient because your child is in the room is unprofessional. Last, yawning during a session indicates boredom, and possibly an indication that you may not be engaged with your client.

Chelsea is not only a wonderful therapist, but also a great listener, educator, and overall lovely person. She helped me achieve a level of self understanding that no other therapist ever has. She effectively encouraged me to use ERP and other tools to conquer my OCD and for that, I am forever grateful for her.

Kiran has helped me take back my life! He’s compassionate, understanding, and a great listener. So glad to have him as my therapist on this journey to wellness!

Great ! Julie is the absolute best !

Danny is helping me immensely. I am very grateful for the opportunity to work with such a stellar therapist!

Phil consistently engages with me and adapts the plan of treating my ocd to get deeper within whats actually going on in my head. I needed a therapist who is very adept at this sort of thing, and I appreciate his effort.

Working with Dori has changed not only how I approach OCD treatment, but how I relate to myself. Before working with her, I often relied on harsh self-criticism to shock myself into productivity or action. I believed pressure was the only way to keep moving. Dori has helped me experience structure, accountability, and progress without tearing myself down. Just as importantly, she has helped me become more comfortable receiving care. I feel genuinely understood, supported, and respected in our sessions, without ever feeling judged or made to feel foolish. One of the most meaningful lessons has been learning that I do not need to force the square peg of certainty into the round hole of my humanity. I can be uncertain, imperfect, and unfinished without treating those realities as emergencies. Dori has helped me move beyond merely tolerating myself. I am learning to approach growth with more compassion, sustainability, and even joy. I am deeply grateful for her support and for the progress I have made.

georgiana helped me complete one of my exposures today in session. while it was uncomfortable at first she was there the whole time i processed everything i was feeling.

Judy is helping me get to the deep issues behind my OCD. She helps apply my Christian faith to our therapy time which is really the ultimate help for any problem in life. Thank you Judy! She's also fantastic with both of my teenagers who have OCD.

Andrew’s kind, compassionate, and very knowledgeable. He meets you where you’re at. Would highly recommend him as a therapist.

Melissa is so awesome! I have never had a therapist make me feel like I have this much agency over treatment. She holds me accountable but never makes me feel like there’s any judgement or expectations. My life has improved SO much since starting ERP with her.

Meeting with Courtney encourages me and gives me hope. Courtney meets me with compassion and kindness while providing insightful language and understanding for what I am experiencing. The sessions help me navigate where I am now and give me hope for what may come.

Sessions with Melissa have been incredible. I cannot recommend her enough. She is supportive, understanding, and kind, while not being reassuring which would fuel OCD. Thank you Melissa for everything.

I came into NOCD super skeptical. I had tried many other methods to try to battle OCD and ERP felt scary, archaic, and like it wouldn’t actually help MY ocd. I was also a little put off by the initial intake call. Thank goodness, I was wrong. I learned more about OCD in the first two sessions than I did in the 20 years I’ve been battling it. Allen told me my OCD wasn’t special and that was great because he knew how to fight it. It was hard, like really hard. I’m not going to lie. But it is SO worth the effort and I felt incredibly supported by Allen throughout the process. We really can do hard things. If you are wondering if this is an opportunity for you, please try it. There are things I can do now that several months ago I would have panicked even thinking about doing. I’m so grateful I took the jump. I hope anyone reading this who is scared can find the courage to take a stand against your OCD, I promise you it’s not special and you are stronger.