Angela Dickerson

I became a therapist to help others who struggle with mental, emotional, and spiritual pain. As a child, I experienced trauma. I struggled to understand my feelings, emotions, and behaviors. Working in therapy to understand and cope with my own mental health opened my heart and mind to others who may share similar struggles.

I have seen how OCD can impact one's daily life and experiences. An OCD diagnosis and treatment are often missed and or misdiagnosed for other mental health disorders.

I have experience working with individuals with anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. I have witnessed how anxiety, depression, and substance abuse can impact individuals with these disorders and their loved ones. Helping others with mental health and substance abuse treatment can significantly change a person's experience and perspective about life and the world around them.

NOCD Therapy is a process. It will take time, and you may experience some anxiety. Having anxiety is an expected part of the process.

Sharing your thoughts can be difficult. Know that my goal is to help you through this difficult process. It may take time for you to feel comfortable sharing your thoughts, and that is OK.