Trusted OCD Specialists in
Maine

Tracie Zinman-Ibrahim

Licensed Therapy, LMFT

I have 15 years of experience treating OCD, working in outpatient and acute psychiatric hospitals. I’ve also conducted teletherapy for almost 10 years in private practice. I’ve tried many treatments for OCD, but Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy is the most successful approach for long-term symptom management. What I love the most about ERP is watching people gain control over their lives. I know that with ERP, you gain control over your life as well.

Jennifer Shafi

Licensed Therapist, LPC

I’ve been a licensed therapist for over 11 years and have specialized in treating OCD for several years. My primary work before joining NOCD was with Rogers Behavioral Health, where I helped adolescents overcome their OCD challenges. During our sessions, I’ll use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to help get your life back. ERP is a highly effective form of OCD treatment but it does take work and commitment to see great results.

Paige Geraghty

Licensed Therapist, LCSW

I’m going on 10 years as a licensed therapist and clinical social worker, and now I specialize in treating OCD. I’ve gained my experience working in an outpatient mental health clinic while also managing outpatient family therapy. The tools that I’ll use come from Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. ERP is a structured and effective treatment that allows you to see your progress clearly and quickly. It’ll take some work on your end to make gains but with my guidance, I know you can do it.

Emma Beneke

Licensed Therapist, LCSW

I like getting to know people and I value support and connection. I have a lot of experience working with people with anxiety and can relate to those feelings. Outside of work, I love spending time outdoors with my family. I like the quote, 'Nothing in nature is rushed, and yet everything occurs when it should.'

Jenna Feuerstein

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

As an OCD therapist, I use person-centered approaches, empathy, acceptance, and kindness to build rapport with the people I support. I love supporting others in making huge changes in their lives and being one of their biggest cheerleaders in success. Outside of work, I'm a pretty big foodie. I love to try new things, even if I know there's a probability I won't like it. My current favorite food is ramen. I recently adopted a dog named Dakota, who loves all people—and loves to get all the treats he can.

Amara Caimitte

Licensed Therapist, MS

I am patient and structured with my approach to therapy, always looking to learn and expand with you. Outside of work, I very much enjoy hiking, museums, Japanese language and culture, and a great bowl of ramen.

Shaniece Robotham

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

My approach to treating OCD is collaborative, emphasizing the development of awareness regarding obsessions and compulsions while facilitating strategies for individuals to live with and manage them. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy reading and cherish spending quality time with my family, which allows me to recharge and maintain a balanced life.

Terron Gaiter

Licensed Therapist, MSW

My approach to OCD aligns with NOCD’s approach to OCD. It’s a proven, evidence-based practice that is clinically proven to work. I love breaking barriers and building rapport with the people I'm working with. A fun fact about me: I’m a father of three … pups, that is. I love to shop for myself and for them. Yes, they wear clothes. They must match their father.

Casey-Lyn Knight

Licensed Therapist, MSW

Treatment of OCD is like the treatment of many other diagnoses—the client is always in charge and able to self-determine. As a therapist, I'm here to support and empower you, guide you through possibilities, and support you through challenges, using data-driven insight. Outside of work, I enjoy fiber arts such as spinning, knitting, and felting. I also enjoy spending time in the kitchen with my partner, walking, watching our cats (I’ve become that person), and spending time with my three mostly grown children. Some fun facts about me: I earned my ham radio license at 13, lived in Alaska for seven years, and was a biology major (which makes me a super-geek in the way I learn about and share information about the brain.)