Trusted OCD Specialists in
Washington

Gary Vandalfsen

Licensed Therapist, Psychologist

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

Kara Lash

Licensed Therapist, LPCC

During my time in private practice as a licensed therapist, a family member and a friend described their OCD struggles to me. Once I discovered how often OCD was being mistreated, and the more I learned from people facing this challenge, the more I wanted to help those in need. Now that I specialize in OCD, I use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to treat anyone with this challenging disorder.

Monique Williamson

Licensed Therapist, LMFT

I've been a licensed therapist for over 8 years. During my career, I have treated many people for alcohol addiction and other challenges such as OCD. In alcohol addiction, people struggle with intrusive thoughts brought on by past events and worries. OCD has its similarities to the addiction world, which has prepared me to become a therapist specializing in OCD. During sessions, I use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy because it’s proven to work for any OCD subtype.

Bill Mills

Licensed Therapist, LMFT

I’ve been a mental health therapist and an addiction counselor for over 10 years, treating OCD as both the main symptom and as an underlying symptom of such issues as anxiety and depression. I have worked in a variety of environments, including inpatient and outpatient chemical dependency units. Additionally, I currently work in private practice as a mental health therapist seeing both individuals and families. I use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to provide OCD treatment through live video sessions. ERP is incredibly effective in treating OCD, so I hope you will take the courageous step to get all of the benefits of this helpful therapy.

Mixi Lopez-Corbin

Licensed Therapist, LCSW

I’ve been practicing as a licensed therapist since 2014, and I now specialize in treating OCD. I have a mixed background of working in a hospital outpatient environment as well as working at a local school, where I also treated cases of ADHD, trauma, anxiety, and depression. I use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy when treating OCD because it’s a goal-oriented approach that’s proven to treat all OCD subtypes.

Robert Williamson

Licensed Therapist, LPC

I’ve worked as a counselor and therapist for over 5 years, and now I specialize in treating OCD. Before coming on board at NOCD, I helped people with OCD get their lives back. I’ll use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy to treat your OCD. ERP is considered the gold standard of OCD treatment for a reason - it’s proven to be effective in treating any subtype.

Elizabeth Keating

Licensed Therapist, LMHC

I have over 15 years of licensed experience, specializing in OCD treatment with NOCD with a background in treating body-focused repetitive behavior. I’ve helped people overcome their anxiety and depression, with additional experience in crisis & trauma work, and have guided people dealing with ADHD, eating disorders, and so much more. To treat your OCD, I will use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) therapy. One of my favorite things about ERP is how effective it is, and how quickly people can reduce the behaviors that lead to their anxiety.

Carol Dunning

Licensed Therapist, MSW

As a therapist, I’ll make sure you feel safe. You can trust me. I know it's really hard to talk about some of the stuff that goes on inside your mind. I also like to make therapy fun—and it can be a lot of fun when you're learning how to master your thoughts. When I'm not doing therapy, I have a couple of German shepherds that I like to go hiking with, and I love swimming.

Jennifer McCormick

Licensed Therapist, LCSW

As a therapist, I tend to take a somewhat gentle approach, although that depends on our treatment goals—I can be direct and forward, or more gentle. When I'm not doing therapy, I love the outdoors—kayaking, hiking, biking, and really anything you can think of to do outside.

Kelsey Hernandez

Licensed Therapist, LCSW

I'm really big on the idea that you get out of therapy what you put into it. I'm your GPS, and you're in the driver's seat. I'm here to support and guide you to your destination. But you're still the one who’s in charge. A few fun facts about me: I just got a puppy who has been consuming most of my free time. I've also done three international trips solo—to Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and Thailand.

Marie Albertson

Licensed Therapist, LPC

OCD and anxiety are related but different. My ability to empathize and be solution-focused work in both treatment cases. Outside of work, I love writing, art, and swimming.

Bill McKeon

Licensed Therapist, MSW

As a therapist, I take time to truly listen to a person's experience and ensureI understand what they want to achieve. From the beginning to the end of treatment, I discuss what we're doing and why we're doing it. I want the people I'm serving to feel informed and be a partner in our work together. Outside of work, I enjoy being outdoors, listening to music, and playing guitar. I love spending time with my children, cooking meals for my family, and tinkering in the yard.

Yolonda Massey

Licensed Therapist, MA

I approach treating OCD with patience and persistence. OCD can affect all areas of a person’s life, including work, relationships, and social settings. Using a systemic perspective, along with ERP, provides comprehensive treatment for OCD. Outside of work, I love to explore the Pacific Northwest. I also enjoy traveling, hiking, shopping, concerts, and seeing Broadway shows.

Suchika Siotia

Licensed Therapist, MS

In my practice as a therapist specializing in OCD, I have utilized Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) as an effective treatment approach. ERP is a well-established and evidence-based therapeutic technique supported by research for its effectiveness in treating OCD. Utilizing this evidence-based therapy empowers my clients to confront their fears and break free from the cycle of obsessions and compulsions, fostering significant and lasting improvements in their mental health and well-being. When I'm not doing therapy, I enjoy watching TV and doing arts and crafts.