Trusted OCD Specialists in
South Carolina

Daniel Kasper-MacMillan

Licensed Therapist, LCPC

Empathy and rapport come first, always. I may be an expert on OCD and ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention), but you're the expert on your lived experience. My intention is to help you effectively become your own therapist. Like any skill, ERP takes practice, but my goal is to help you achieve a lasting state of recovery. Think of it as going to the gym or practicing an instrument. My experience includes treating body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs), hoarding, depression, bipolar, body dysmorphia, anxiety, phobias, trauma, queer-related issues, and substance use.

Kimberly Monkman

Licensed Therapist, LPC

I know what it's like to have anxiety. I love helping others face their fears and build trust in themselves. It's so rewarding to help people get their confidence back by using ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention). My approach to treating OCD is collaborative. I believe you're the expert on your life experience. I'll be your cheerleader throughout this process. If you stick with the work and practice your homework, you will achieve amazing results. I also specialize in treating general anxiety, social anxiety, depression, BFRBs (Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors), and PTSD.

Judith Steverson

Licensed Therapist, MSW

I’ve been a therapist for the past 5 years, and after being trained by top OCD clinicians at NOCD, I now specialize in treating OCD. I have additional experience treating people for trauma, anxiety, and depression. gaining my experience by working for the department of social services, the SAVED Foundation, and providing online teletherapy. When we work together in sessions, I’ll show you how Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy can help you overcome your obsessions.

Tamara Fagan

Licensed Therapist, LISW-CP

As a therapist, I accept people with no judgment. I have anxiety, so I know what that feels like. I've learned skills to cope with it, and now I can talk about it. We all have our issues, and we're all together in this. ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) is a skill you can learn. It's not just talking; it's a tool you can carry with you when you leave. (I know you don’t want to stay in therapy forever.) Beyond OCD, my professional experience includes helping people with substance abuse and co-occurring trauma and depression.

Joanna Flemister

Licensed Therapist, MA

I have personal experience with OCD and want to share what I know works, according to the knowledge I've gained through personal and professional experience. No one's path is the same. Some people progress through OCD therapy quicker than others. This is your journey — be patient with yourself. ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention) works. Have faith. Beyond OCD, I have experience treating anxiety, depression, tics, BFRBs (body-focused repetitive behaviors), and ADHD.

Lisa Marie Porter

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

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.

Gail Amalfitano

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

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.

Sarah Harbin

Licensed Therapist, MA

I've faced obsessions and compulsions, and I understand how intrusive thoughts can impact a person's life. I am non-judgmental and compassionate. First, I'll help loosen the grip OCD has on your sense of self so we can get to work using ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention). OCD therapy is wonderfully effective when done with attention to careful collaboration and creative discussion. I also work with LGBTQ+ individuals and those with anxiety and panic disorders, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorder.

Toni Bryan

Licensed Therapist, LPC

You're here because you're tired of the challenges that have made life more difficult. I'll help you on this journey. I seek to provide an open space for those who may not have one. When we work together, your vulnerability is genuinely seen as a strength. I work to create an environment where your autonomy is intact, and you are cared for and respected. OCD therapy will be challenging, but it is doable and worthwhile! My professional experience includes working with amazing teens and adults who have lived with PTSD after trauma.

Brian Lann

Licensed Therapist, MA

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.

David Lewis

Licensed Therapist, MA

I take a person-centered approach to counseling. I believe in a collaborative approach to therapy and encourage member interaction during all stages of treatment. When I'm not doing therapy, I love getting outdoors and traveling. My hobbies include woodworking and music.

Brooke Tominey

Licensed Therapist, MA

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!

Megan Ocando

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

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.

Nicole Haunroth

Licensed Therapist, MS

As a therapist, I work to be relaxed, welcoming, and interactive. I want you to feel comfortable. We will work together to help you to overcome your challenges. In my free time, I love spending time with my family and friends, as well as being outdoors.

Meaghan Campbell

Licensed Therapist, MA

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

Licensed Therapist, MS

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.

Max Croteau

Licensed Therapist, MA

I approach OCD treatment with compassion and respect. You are not alone. You are not defective. OCD is not what is wrong with you. The focus is on what happened to you and finding the solution to what you're struggling with. There is hope. Therapy may not be easy, but it is worthwhile. I will keep you informed with honesty and directness. In addition to OCD, the areas I'm most passionate about are addiction, trauma, and families. Often, the three are interwoven.

Jeffrey Lees

Licensed Therapist, MS

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.

Dominic Morales

Licensed Therapist, MA

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.

Kimberly Torres

Licensed Therapist, MSW

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!

Leigh Joiner

Licensed Therapist, MSW

I am passionate about supporting people affected by life's curveballs, specifically chronic pain or illness. In therapy, I generate an open, attentive space where you can be authentically yourself. I've seen the box many people are placed in concerning a diagnosis of OCD; there are no boxes here. Supporting and amplifying the voices of individuals with complex needs will always be my priority. My other specialties include depression, anxiety, grief, life transitions, women's issues, ADHD, and trauma. I bring my neurodivergent, chronically ill, and PTSD identities to this work.

Lisa Vespico-Mull

Licensed Therapist, LPC

I take an empathetic and encouraging approach to therapy, with a good balance of being direct and cheering you on to reach the goals you've set. I'll challenge you, but I'll also acknowledge even the smallest steps achieved. Change can be difficult. But the rewards will be relief from depression, anxiety, and fears that have been holding you back. I'll help you live your life to the fullest, but I won't force you to do anything you're not ready for. In addition to treating OCD, I specialize in substance use disorder. I have experience working with couples, children, and adolescents.

Sydney Phipps

Licensed Therapist, MSW

My approach to treating OCD is, let's jump in! NOCD Therapy is a highly interactive treatment experience, with on-the-spot feedback and education to increase your understanding of OCD. This is not talk therapy as seen on TV. You will work in session and out, utilizing the skills we develop. As your therapist, I will offer high support to assist you through exposures. This is not a race; we can start slow and move forward as you develop trust in the process.

Kristin Watson

Licensed Therapist, MA

Seeing the mental health struggles of loved ones inspires me to help others. My father was a Vietnam veteran, and I saw firsthand how his PTSD impacted his life. I treat OCD with sensitivity and the understanding that everyone experiences symptoms that are similar yet unique. I enter the therapeutic relationship with an open mind and a desire to hear how OCD is impacting you. My goal is to meet you where you are in your mental health journey. I will work collaboratively and strive to truly hear you.

Emily Frichtl

Licensed Therapist, MSW

I became a therapist after experiencing trauma in my own life. I know how valuable therapy can be in helping you navigate difficult situations. My approach to treating OCD is one of compassion and understanding. I hope to make specialized OCD treatment more accessible. I have experience treating trauma, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and substance use, which I believe makes me more sensitive to people with OCD; these conditions can occur together. The most gratifying part of my job is helping members rediscover joy.