Carletta Nance

Pain and suffering are experiences everyone can relate to. As a teenager, I learned that my purpose in this world is to help people on their journey of healing. I am happy to say that I am walking in purpose, on purpose, and I will be doing this work for the rest of my life.

I have spent years helping people with the most common mental health diagnoses. After learning how many people suffer in silence with OCD—and how they are often misdiagnosed and mistreated—I wanted to be a part of the solution and specialize in OCD.

The other areas I've focused on include play therapy, couples and family therapy, addiction recovery, and counseling individuals who have been in trouble with the law. I have experience facilitating anger management and domestic violence groups. Using cognitive behavioral therapy and other client-centered approaches, I have also worked with individuals who struggle with anxiety and depression.

There is light at the end of the tunnel! NOCD is staffed with trained professionals who want to help people reach that light and not feel alone in the process.

If you're scared to share your thoughts, please know that being afraid is normal and very common. I encourage you to continue to come to therapy. Consistency builds trust and confidence.