Bill McKeon

From a very young age, I was fascinated by what individuals and societies do, and why we do it. I wanted to understand the human mind and humanity's place in the universe. I also wanted to pursue a vocation that positively impacted our world. As I became a therapist, and actually saw the positive impact on people's lives, I realized I could never be anything but a therapist.

OCD is one of the most crippling conditions I have ever seen as a therapist. The stigma around OCD makes those symptoms entrenched and difficult to manage. I have seen many people succeed in shifting their mindset and behavior to manage OCD and other severe mental health conditions effectively. Helping others get their life back is wonderful to witness. We have more power over our minds than we give ourselves credit for.

My experience includes working with populations struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder, major depressive disorder, anxiety disorders, substance abuse disorders, and attention deficit disorders. Severe and persistent mental health issues are truly restricting and debilitating. They affect not only the people struggling with them but their family members and communities.

You are about to receive evidence-based, best-practice treatment by highly qualified providers working for a company that is highly professional, organized, and truly focused on the people it serves.

As a therapist, I take a non-judgmental stance with everyone I work with. If you're hesitant to share thoughts with me, please remember that my role is to support, encourage, and educate, not judge or criticize. I will hold whatever you want to share—and whatever you don't want to share—with the utmost respect. Let's start by having a conversation about why you might be reluctant to share.