It might feel like your brain is always running in the background, replaying conversations, double-checking decisions, or scanning for what could go wrong. Even when you know the thoughts don't really make sense, they still feel urgent- like something bad might happen if you don't pay attention to them.
You might find yourself rereading, rewriting, mentally reviewing, or repeating actions until they feel "just right." This may have started as a way to feel more in control, but now they've taken over, and it's exhausting trying to keep up with them.
The need for certainty can feel overwhelming. You may struggle with the fear of making a mistake, being misunderstood, or being a "bad" person, and you try to ease that anxiety by mentally checking, asking for reassurance, or overcorrecting. But no matter how much you try, it feels like it's never enough.
OCD can feel isolating, especially when no one sees what's going on beneath the surface. We can talk about the thoughts you've been keeping to yourself, and you'll learn how OCD works, what keeps it going, and how to break free.
OCD isn't just about being organized or clean, it's about feeling trapped in obsessive thoughts and the rituals you do to quiet them. Whether it's checking, repeating, avoiding, or mentally reviewing, it can feel like your brain is always "on." If you're thoughts feel intrusive, distressing, or hard to explain, you're not alone and there's nothing wrong with you.
We'll use evidence-based approaches like Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) and I-CBT to help you face your fears without getting pulled into the compulsions. You'll learn to tolerate uncertainty, reduce anxiety, and take back control of your life one step at a time.
OCD therapy can help you step out of the cycle of intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors. You'll learn how to face anxiety without relying on rituals or constant reassurance. Over time, your thoughts will feel less overwhelming, and you'll start to trust yourself again.
OCD can take up so much mental space that it feels like you're just surviving. We can give you the tools to quiet the noise so you can focus on what actually matters. You'll feel more present, more grounded, and more like you.
You might be used to pushing through, overthinking every move, and hiding the anxiety behind a polished version of yourself. In therapy, you don't have to perform or prove anything. This is a space where you can be real about what's going on, even the thoughts that feel too overwhelming, embarrassing, or "not me."
We'll use Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) and I-CBT. But we'll tailor them to fit you; your goals, your pace. You'll learn how to break the cycle of fear and compulsions in a way that feels doable for you.
OCD often latches onto your fear of doing something wrong, being irresponsible, or not being "good enough." Together, we can work on tolerating discomfort, letting go of perfectionism, and learning that you can still be successful, kind, and responsible, even when things aren't 100% certain.
You don't have to spend every day stuck in your head; replaying, reviewing, rechecking. As we work on quieting the constant need for control and reassurance, you'll start to feel more grounded, more focused, and more like yourself again.
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