Trusted OCD Specialists in
Florida

I’ve been practicing as a licensed therapist since 1996, and specialize in treating OCD. I've received specialized training in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to treat whatever subtype or subtypes you're experiencing. I'll use almost 25 years of experience to guide you so that you can learn how to manage OCD on your own.

Kelly Sansone

I’ve been practicing as a licensed therapist since 2008. My main area of focus is OCD with specialized training in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. I use ERP to treat people with all types of OCD themes, including aggressive, taboo, and a range of other unique types.

Sandra Magliacani-Shern

I grew up in a household with OCD. I know how much distress OCD and anxiety can bring, and I'm passionate about helping people with OCD gain access to care in an understanding environment. You don't have to walk in feeling strong or brave; you just have to be open and willing to try. All feelings are allowed to exist, and you can learn to be present with your feelings. In addition to OCD, I treat general anxiety, social anxiety, panic disorder, body dysmorphia, phobias (with a special interest in emetophobia), and health anxiety.

Nicole McCutchan

I can understand your distress. I was diagnosed with OCD 15 years ago, and I've seen great results with ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention). It teaches you a different way to react to thoughts. As a therapist, I'm a teacher and a guide. I participate in the skills I'm teaching, in and out of session. If you're willing to participate, you will see results. I love seeing people work hard on ERP and achieve major changes in their lives. I also have experience treating depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction.

Heather Brasseur

I’ve been a licensed therapist for 21 years, treating OCD as well as a wide range of mental illnesses and disorders. Scientifically proven treatment for OCD is now accessible for those in need with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. Using ERP, I will help you reach your goal of overcoming OCD and finding more joy in your life.

Teda Kokoneshi

Director of Therapist Culture and Qualified Supervisor for Registered Clinical Social Work Interns (RCSWI)- Florida

As a therapist that specializes in OCD, I can help you reach your goal of putting your OCD troubles behind you. Before joining NOCD, I spent my career treating severe anxiety and trauma cases, working within community health and hospital environments. I know how debilitating OCD can be, so I'm happy to make Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy available to you in my sessions. ERP is proven to work for all subtypes and is considered the gold standard of OCD treatment.

Kellie Kintz

I am a LCSW with over 30 years of clinical experience in the South Florida area working with clients diagnosed with OCD, Anxiety and other Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Trauma, Crisis, Dual Diagnosis, and Grief & Loss. I have worked in large teaching hospitals, inpatient and residential psychiatric units, IOPs, PHPs, OPs, private practices and hospices. At NOCD, our mission is to restore hope for people with OCD through better awareness and treatment. Our focus as a speciality-provider is on the NOCD 5 Diagnoses: OCD, Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors and Tics, Hoarding, Co-morbid to OCD Anxiety & Related Disorders. I am proficient in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy, considered the gold standard treatment for OCD. ERP requires you to face your fears. As your therapist, I know how to guide you so that you can walk through that fear and reach the reward that awaits you.

Adriana Delgado

I did ERP (Exposure and Response Therapy) personally to treat a phobia, and I was blown away by how successful it was. As a therapist, I'm excited to share ERP with you for OCD. I know others may not understand your OCD fears, but you can be honest with me. This is a judgment-free zone, and I'm here to support you every step of the way. I have experience with intensive in-home therapy for behavioral issues, depression, and anxiety, and I can treat adults and adolescents with OCD.

Amanda Contento

Licensed Therapist, LMFT

I’ve been practicing as a therapist for over 5 years. With NOCD, I specialize in treating OCD after receiving training for top OCD clinicians. I have worked in a substance abuse inpatient program, and have run my private practice where I’ve helped people in my community over mental health challenges. During sessions, I’ll guide you through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy as you’re exposed to your fears and anxiety so you can feel better.

Vic Chaperon

I have over 20 years of experience practicing psychotherapy, running my private practice for over 15 years specializing in OCD. I’ve also gained experience working in hospitals and clinics where I treated anxiety, depression, relationship & family dynamics, and more. The most effective approach to treat OCD is known as Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. ERP is backed by research and is incredibly effective in showing you how to manage your OCD with confidence.

Jamie Fall

Licensed Therapist, LPCC

I want to know about your personality, and I want you to get to know me. I am non-judgmental, and I understand that you may be really suffering. I will never forget that.

Paria Maghsoudi

As a licensed therapist for over 3 years, I now specialize in helping people overcome OCD. My experience has been mostly gained working within intensive outpatient facilities and partial hospitalization programs designed for people battling mental health issues. My go-to therapy for treating OCD is called Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). ERP is a solution-based approach focused on showing you how to accept your intrusive thoughts rather than rely on compulsion to address your anxiety.

Heidi Vanderhei

Suffering from anxiety and depression can be very isolating — I've experienced it firsthand. I specialize in OCD and other anxiety disorders because they've affected me and my family. In therapy, we'll focus on your presenting problem and the symptoms that are negatively interfering with your quality of life. This is a safe space. You will find our work to be nonjudgmental and empowering. I've worked in the OCD community for 20 years; my other areas of focus include BFRBs (body-focused repetitive behaviors, tics, and hoarding.

Alfredo Ramos

Being a therapist is a calling for me – a way to help others the same way I have been helped through therapy. I will treat you with empathy, encouragement, and accountability.

Blima Hoffman

In therapy, first and foremost, I like to develop a relationship with the person I'm working with. I try to create a safe, open environment where you can feel comfortable telling me whenever you need to tell me. Outside of work, I love nature and dogs. I've never had one, but that's one of my dreams: to one day get a dog.

Alexandra Hollander

As a therapist, I'm very person-centered. I'll be with you all the way, going through the emotions, working on exactly what your needs are. Some fun facts about me: I have traveled the world extensively and have lived in several different countries. I love different cultures. I was born and raised in Germany; I speak French, but my predominant language is German. And I'm crazy about dogs.

Lulu

Acceptance is at the core of the work that I do. With OCD, you may feel a lot of fear, worry, and anxiety about the particular struggle you happen to be having. I will help you learn how to sit in that space. As a therapist, I am genuine and trustworthy—we can do this together. A fun fact about me: I have lived in two different ancient lands: Jerusalem and Egypt.

Kari Wolsky

Licensed Therapist, LMFT

I have lived with OCD since the age of 10. From my own experience, I know there is light at the end of the tunnel. Healing is possible! OCD responds very well to treatment, and you've done the hardest part by looking at this page and taking the first step toward wellness. As an OCD therapist, I strive to be warm, authentic, encouraging, and empowering. I can teach you tools and skills to free you from your OCD, so you can live fully and manage any situation going forward. I also have experience providing trauma-informed care.

Ashly Huffstatler

As someone who struggled with anxiety, I greatly value helping people live their best and happiest lives. Seeing my members overcome fears and regain a sense of control over their thoughts is one of my greatest joys. My style is direct and compassionate. You are the expert on your OCD. We will work as partners in treatment. I will help guide you, but you are in charge. My other areas of focus include depression, anxiety, trauma, and children struggling with mental health and behavior concerns.

Brittany Davis

OCD therapy is hard — but you can do hard things! You are already doing the harder thing by living with the shackles of OCD. Let’s reclaim your life. Armed with the tools provided by ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention), I work with members to reach goals we set collaboratively in a step-by-step process. My professional experience includes treating anxiety, depression, personality and psychotic disorders, phobias, and other mood disorders.

Torrie Weindorf

I'm an empathetic therapist who loves to help people regain control of their lives. I value the effort needed to challenge yourself to overcome obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors. NOCD provides a safe space for members. You'll be supported and encouraged throughout this process, and you'll be assigned a member advocate who has successfully completed treatment, so you'll never feel alone. I have experience treating bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and adjustment disorders. I've also worked with families on interpersonal conflicts.

Lisa Marie Porter

As a therapist, I'm conversational and laid-back, but when it comes to addressing OCD, I'm equally direct and ready to challenge things. I aim to help my members feel comfortable, and I'm always asking questions to better understand their experience. OCD therapy will encourage you to step outside of your comfort zone while helping you celebrate every step taken. In addition to OCD, I focus on trauma, PTSD, depression, and anxiety. I find that most people have a history with at least one of those areas.

Samantha Smith

I treat OCD with empathy and sensitivity, mixed with directness. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family at the beach or at a BBQ.

Gail Amalfitano

My approach to treating OCD begins with my approach to counseling. I like to build trust and rapport by creating a non-judgmental zone that is comfortable and easy-going. I'm a naturally accepting and open-minded individual. Outside of work, I like to watch music videos and good movies. I love snorkeling, and I scuba when possible. I like to grow some veggie plants from seeds for fun. I love animals, and there always seems to be a stray cat or dog that finds me.

Paula Fistein

My approach to treating OCD involves learning how OCD presents in a person's life, then building a treatment plan together—one that feels comfortable but is also challenging and can produce successful outcomes. During therapy, I'm non-judgmental and open to questions. I know this can be a scary process. I want members to feel safe and comfortable enough to share and express themselves. When I'm not doing therapy, I read everything from psychology to romance novels. On the weekends, I enjoy riding my motorcycle with my husband and friends, and I love to go hiking and take pictures of nature along the way.

Nicole Connolly

During therapy with me, you are in the driver's seat. You decide what activities we do and the pace of our work. I facilitate the overall experience: the structure of treatment, how sessions are organized, and assign the daily homework. Outside of work, I enjoy nature, reading, and making tea.

Debby Nickens

In therapy, I first establish that this is a judgment-free zone. I'm a safe person to speak with. Second, I want to make sure you know exactly what OCD is and the best ways to treat it. Third, I'll walk with you as you do exposure response prevention (ERP) exercises to slowly defeat the OCD monster. OCD therapy won't be easy, but you will not be alone. I also focus on treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and trauma.

Brian Lann

I approach treating OCD with compassion and thoughtful application of ERP. For me, seeing people improve the overall quality of their lives is the most gratifying part of being a therapist. Outside of work, I am an avid chess player, love classical jazz and enjoy spending time with my family.

Jessica McGraw

My approach in treating OCD is collaborative. I want to work alongside the member setting realistic, yet challenging goals that will empower them to confront their OCD while decreasing the anxiety experienced in distressing situations. I will never force the member to do anything they're uncomfortable doing. Outside of work, I enjoy going on walks with my family, watching the sunrise over the ocean, and a more recent hobby is gardening.

Jordann Perez

My own experience with OCD fueled my passion to help people like me who needed help understanding the diagnosis and adjusting thoughts and behavior. I'll help you channel your own power over your intrusive thoughts. I'll collaborate on a treatment plan and maintain open communication in a trusting environment. ERP therapy can seem intimidating at first. But as we work together, you'll be surprised by what you're capable of. I also specialize in the treatment of addiction and substance use disorder and have worked with families and couples on improving their relationships.

John Getchell

My approach to treating OCD is simple yet effective. First, I want to get to know you and be able to connect with you. I consider it an honor and a privilege to hear your story. Second, I will provide high-quality ERP that will serve as a long-term solution to the difficulties you're facing. When I’m not working, I enjoy going to the beach. Living in Florida gives me many opportunities to snorkel, swim, and relax by the water. On most weekends, you will find me there.

Brooke Tominey

My approach to treating OCD is a combination of ERP (exposure and response prevention), CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), and ongoing symptom assessment. It's important to me to make sure you feel safe to gradually expose yourself to those triggering situations/environments to achieve the best results and learn to cope accordingly. Outside of work, I enjoy going to the beach, reading, watching YouTube and football, being around my friends and family, and watching the sunset all as a means of self-care so I am able to recharge!

Michelle Guillen

My approach to OCD therapy is person-centered. I understand that each person is unique and taps into their strengths as we utilize ERP to elicit real change. Outside of work, I'm a 200-hour trained yoga teacher, Reiki master, and Theta healer. I love to read and spend time exploring and healing my inner child with my toddler son.

Megan Ocando

My approach to treating OCD is to be your advocate. I want you to feel comfortable with me in our sessions, so you can feel comfortable doing ERP. I will never see you in a negative light, nor will I judge you, even with the stories you share that may cause you to feel alone and bad about yourself. When I'm not doing therapy, I enjoy going to the gym and reading mysteries and psychological thrillers. I also enjoy hanging out with my husband, our kids, and our youngest daughter's service dog.

Meaghan Campbell

I meet people where they are, teaching them the skills to overcome their personal challenges, gradually pushing them outside their comfort zones so they can live their best lives without the burden of their OCD symptoms. Outside of work, I love concerts, professional sporting events (hockey, baseball, and football, all within a quick drive), museums, trivia games, card and board games, beaches, parks, dog-friendly everything (my pooch is my bestie), yoga, reading, and all kinds of festivals and fairs.

Lee Solomon

Members of my family have been diagnosed with OCD. This motivates me to treat the diagnosis with compassion, understanding, and action. The great thing about NOCD Therapy is that it’s a collaborative approach. We're a team and work together. Therapy can be uncomfortable, but the more comfortable we are with the uncomfortable, the more confidence we develop. All forms of pain are temporary, and you can learn how to overcome them through professional guidance. I also specialize in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma.

Simone Totoro

I've been working as a licensed professional counselor for many years, and I'm proud to say that I continue to learn every day from my members and colleagues. I wear many hats in this process, not only as your therapist but as a coach, motivator, and educator. During my leisure time, I enjoy watching the Phillies, playing golf, going to the beach, taking mindfulness walks with my Labradoodles Stevie and Sammie, and practicing pilates.

Kelly Caleb

I have the compassion, empathy, and understanding to meet people where they are in their journey of recovery. My approach to treating OCD is a combination of mindfulness and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). Using the NOCD protocol, we will work together to face and overcome the things that are creating difficulty for you. I love seeing my members become more functional and proud of their accomplishments as they recover. I've treated many types of anxieties, phobias, compulsions, and addictions. Whatever you're experiencing, we can face it together.

Lauren Remsen

Thank you for taking the first step toward healing. Although therapy can seem daunting, I promise you that it’s so worth the effort! I focus on helping my members learn to be OK with uncertainty. We can't be certain about most things in this life, and OCD often grabs onto the need for certainty. Through Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), I'll work with you to understand your core fears and how to conquer them. I'll teach you to have a different relationship with your intrusive thoughts, so they no longer take over your life.

Augusto Barbaran

I've seen how powerful therapy is in my members' lives and in my own life. OCD is a difficult disorder and not well understood by people who don't have experience with it. This is a safe and judgment-free space. I'm here to support and teach, to encourage risk-taking, and to support members in pushing through the discomfort while practicing ERP. Progress is made outside of your comfort zone; in therapy, we spend a lot of time outside the comfort zone. But I'm here every step of the way.

Lucila de Mujica

I come to our sessions ready to meet you where you're at. I'll listen to and validate your struggles, then identify how we can overcome them. I will be part of your journey — I'll be there to support, encourage, and push you when you need it. We'll work together to face feared outcomes, to sit with uncertainty, and to tolerate the unknown. With time, you'll start to see small changes that become the big life changes you dream of. Beyond OCD, I have experience treating anxiety and other mood disorders.

Ashley Guerrier

I'll work with you to break down obsessions and intrusive thoughts into their separate parts, such as thoughts, physical feelings, and actions. After validating your hardships and commending you on your bravery to make a change, I'll have you identify and rank situations that may elicit the desire to act on your compulsions. We'll work on sitting with the discomfort of these situations until the need to engage in compulsions is reduced and your anxiety is no longer overwhelming. Outside of work, I've always been a pretty dedicated foodie and have traveled to several cities to try new food. A consistent favorite of mine is Latin cuisine.

Jeffrey Lees

As your OCD therapist, I will meet you where you are. I'll push you through your comfort zone to create a new stable environment around your self-talk and behaviors. I'll help you leave unhealthy or dysfunctional strategies behind and move into a new and healthy lifestyle. Outside of work, I love sports, specifically soccer, where I have coached for more than 10 years. I enjoy games, puzzles, listening to music, and spending time with my family on trips. I'm the youngest of six in a blended family and have a blended family of my own. I also enjoy cooking and grilling year-round.

Anastasia Pedersen

I use a person-centered approach to OCD therapy. OCD doesn't define you. Together, we'll identify what it looks like in your day-to-day life, what triggers it, and how to tackle those triggers utilizing ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) therapy. You're not doing this alone. You have me and an entire community supporting you. I have experience treating people in medication-assisted treatment for substance abuse. I've also worked with the college population on career issues, anxiety, depression, identity, time management, and grief.

Patt Somasri

My approach to treating OCD is a balance of respect and necessary challenge, ensuring I provide support without crossing boundaries. I aim to empower individuals with OCD, guiding them to become experts in managing their symptoms. Therapy will be a collaborative journey that fosters your sense of autonomy and self-efficacy, promoting a sustainable, empowered approach to navigating the challenges of OCD. I also specialize in working with individuals dealing with anxiety and depression, and I'm actively developing my expertise in trauma and eating disorders.

Anja Lazic

Your goals are my goals. We will create a plan that works for you. OCD therapy allows people to feel relief from debilitating symptoms and offers them hope for the future. I'm a firm believer that diagnoses are labels of symptoms. I treat the person, who often has a combination of struggles. I'm informed by my experiences as a refugee, immigrant, and member of the LGBTQI community. My other areas of focus include childhood trauma, adult trauma, ADHD, anxiety, attachment disorders, mood and behavioral disorders.

Kahla Santiago

When you attend your first NOCD session, you're showing up for yourself, and it allows me to begin showing up for you, too! Therapy is a collaboration. I may be the expert in treating OCD, but you are the expert in your OCD experience. Treatment will be tailored to your needs. I may challenge you at times, but your boundaries and insight will always be respected. I also focus on treating anxiety and depressive disorders. I'm certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), whose aim is to challenge distortive thinking.

Scarlet Chieffallo

Licensed Therapist, MED

I'm an OCD therapist because I have family members and friends who suffer from OCD and other anxiety disorders. I want to ensure individuals with OCD can get the specialized care and support they need to manage this condition effectively. My approach to treating OCD is firmly grounded in evidence-based practices, specifically acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and exposure and response prevention (ERP). I also specialize in helping individuals dealing with depression.

Leigh Anne Sellars

I'm here to offer you hope. Therapy can have life-changing effects; many people have benefited from their time with NOCD. I provide a therapeutic space that allows you to be authentically yourself. OCD treatment can be difficult, but I do my best to create an enjoyable environment where you can feel safe while you're working to feel better. I've previously worked with children living in the foster care system and individuals living with substance use disorders.

KJ Foster

Licensed Therapist, PhD

Having experienced my own issues with anxiety and trauma, I have true empathy for people affected by OCD. In therapy, I seek to build a collaborative relationship that's grounded in compassion and an understanding of your unique set of circumstances. I am your ally and advocate, and we will proceed at the pace you choose. I also specialize in treating anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, and trauma.

Ana Maria Moyano

I take a personal and compassionate approach to therapy. This is a safe space where you're welcome as you are. Your thoughts, feelings, and struggles matter, and they're welcome here without any judgment. In our sessions, you will find validity, compassion, and encouragement to find your strengths and use them in your journey to heal from OCD. I also specialize in anxiety, depression, and trauma. I have experienced difficulties in these areas throughout my own life, and I learned to overcome them. This makes me passionate about supporting others in their healing journeys.

Chelsea Morgan

As an OCD therapist, I'm curious, open, confident and supportive, yet firm. Therapy emphasizes the healing nature of positive relationships, and I find this to be an integral part of what makes us human. When I'm not doing therapy, I love cooking, being outside in nature, and exploring local spots in my city with loved ones on the weekends.

Echo Darlington

My approach to treating OCD involves Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), which involves confronting your fears to enhance your ability to tolerate distress and reduce your susceptibility to triggers. Together, we will intentionally focus on your obsessions, anxieties, and fears that provoke anxiety. I will guide you in enduring this anxiety without engaging in any avoidance behaviors. I have treated many different conditions, including abuse, addictions, anxiety, depression, family conflict, personality disorders, PTSD, relationship issues, and more. A fun fact about me: I want to be a stand-up comedian. I've always relied heavily on humor, and I'm a big advocate of using humor in counseling.

Ivanna Naranjo

My approach to treating OCD is warm, empathetic, and direct. Therapy is a safe space without judgment. I have an interest in anxiety disorders, a commitment to evidence-based practices, and a desire to positively impact the lives of those dealing with OCD, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and self-harm. The most gratifying part of my job is seeing people improve and notice a positive change in their lives.

Darlene Friend

At NOCD, you're in a safe, non-judgmental space. Know that what you're experiencing is valid. I take a comprehensive and individualized approach to OCD treatment, using evidence-based therapeutic techniques such as Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). With compassion and collaboration, I'll develop exercises that help desensitize the triggers that provoke your anxiety. In addition to OCD, my areas of focus include anxiety disorders, depression, grief, and trauma-related conditions.

Dominic Morales

I struggled with OCD in the past, and that motivates me to help others find freedom from its debilitating effects. As your OCD therapist, I'll work with you to establish a trusting relationship. We'll develop a treatment plan, establish goals, and work together on ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) to achieve them. OCD therapy will be a journey of discovery. It will take time. We will work together, learn together, and grow together to achieve the desired results. My other areas of focus include depression, anxiety, substance abuse and addiction, ADHD, and trauma.

Briana Soucy

Licensed Therapist, MED

Having knowledge in various aspects of mental health and issues that present in addition to OCD gives me a unique perspective and advantage in treating the whole person. My mission is to increase everyone’s access to care. Every moment I have outside of work, I spend with my adventurous, active boys, our two dogs, and my husband. Our family is always on the go, traveling, exploring, and getting outdoors. I also love anything that involves music or writing.

Katie Hummel

I have OCD, and it's my goal to help others who are struggling. You're not alone in confronting this mental health bully that has overwhelmed you for so long. My goal is to ensure we work as a team. I'm passionate about helping people with anxiety disorders. I also specialize in phobias, depression, abandonment issues, low self-esteem, family conflict, and relationship issues. I believe everyone deserves peace of mind, body, and soul.

Ashley George

Because I have OCD, I understand and deeply empathize with the frustrating compulsions and intense anxiety it brings. My approach to therapy is warm, education-forward, and highly collaborative. You'll know what you're dealing with at every point, and you'll become more and more able to manage symptoms yourself. Therapy may feel overwhelming at first, but you will get it! You are always in control of what happens in our sessions. I also specialize in grief support, anxiety disorders, and ADHD.

Audrey Rivera

OCD runs in my family, and I have traits of OCD myself. I know how distressing unwanted thoughts can be. I also know the joy and empowerment that comes when you gain control of them. I'll help you take small, consistent steps that lead to massive sustainable progress through ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention). I'm passionate about what I do, and I help individuals regain control of their lives while honoring who they are. In addition to treating OCD, I've worked with a variety of conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and bipolar.

Sam Kenney

I live with OCD. So do several of my loved ones. This personal experience means I can truly empathize with my members and their struggles. Trust, understanding, and empathy are my core treatment values. Seeking mental health help doesn't have to be scary; I want you to feel safe at all times. My hope is that every individual can enjoy their life and focus on thriving, rather than surviving. Changes may not happen overnight, and that's OK. With consistency and commitment, success is just around the corner.

Kimberly Torres

I personally struggled with OCD, and I want to help people find relief, knowledge, and empowerment like I did. I take a person-centered, empowering, and encouraging approach to OCD therapy. Individuals struggling with OCD need education on how OCD works and need to feel heard and seen. My other areas of professional focus include anxiety and trauma. I'm glad you're here, and I'm excited to work together with you. We got this!

Katherine Paris

You are not alone in this fight. We are here to help you feel heard and understood. First, my job is to help you understand OCD symptoms and why ERP is an effective treatment. I believe in taking a collaborative approach to therapy; I'll be your coach and supporter throughout. At times, my role will be to challenge you, keeping in mind you're always in the driver's seat. You are much more powerful than your OCD. My other focus areas include anxiety disorders, body-focused repetitive behaviors, depressive disorders, and PTSD.

Jacklyn Belenky

I've always loved helping people live more fulfilling and joyful lives. I believe a person with OCD is the expert on their life. I'll work collaboratively with you to create a space where safety, support, actionable steps, and rapport unite for the most effective treatment. The more continued effort we put into your individualized treatment plan, the bigger the progress can be. I also focus on mood and anxiety disorders, along with traumatic experiences including military service, childhood trauma, and sexual trauma.

Chantelle Estil

I'm passionate about understanding people's emotions and helping them navigate their unique struggles toward healing and resilience. I specialize in OCD because I find the complexity of the disorder fascinating, and I'm driven to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected. My approach to treating OCD is evidence-based and collaborative. I'll provide compassionate guidance as you face the challenges associated with OCD. I'll respect your pace and will never pressure you into attempting anything that doesn't feel comfortable or aligned with your readiness.

Karin Lopez Reyna

Imagine how your life could look if you had the tools to manage or even vanish your symptoms. That life is attainable, and you are about to take the first step toward it. I create an environment of trust where you can feel comfortable, informed, and free to ask questions. I prioritize making you feel supported and understood from the very start. I have full faith in my members and their ability to accomplish their goals, and I work collaboratively to develop effective, individualized treatment plans. The process will be challenging, but the effort and practice will pay off. You are stronger than you think.

Mirissa Jackson