Ke-Anna Myers

Therapy chose me. I initially wanted to become a physical therapist because I wanted to give others hope. I took psychology during my freshman year of college and realized that I could fulfill those dreams through mental health instead of physical health. It's my calling. I'm so happy this field chose me.

The OCD population is often overlooked and underdiagnosed. In today’s culture, people tend to say, 'Oh, you have OCD' very loosely. It has become a taboo topic that needs to be acknowledged and properly addressed.

I have previous experience as a crisis specialist and treating substance use disorder.

Our mission is to restore hope for people with OCD through better awareness and treatment.

This treatment will consist of both good and challenging times, but the mission is still the same. We are working toward embracing uncertainty. Understand this is a safe space to express your thoughts, feelings, emotions, and actions.