Specialties
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (ocd)
Contamination OCD
Harm OCD (fear of hurting self or others)
Sexual Orientation OCD (SO-OCD)
Relationship OCD (ROCD)
Scrupulosity / Religious or Moral OCD
Pedophilia OCD (POCD)
Existential OCD
Health Anxiety / Somatic OCD
Responsibility OCD
Checking compulsions
Reassurance-seeking behaviors
Mental compulsions
Intrusive taboo thoughts
Perfectionism related to OCD
“Just right” OCD
Magical thinking OCD
Anxiety Disorders
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Panic Disorder
Panic attacks
Social Anxiety Disorder
Phobias (driving, flying, medical procedures, etc.)
Perfectionism
High-functioning anxiety
Stress-related anxiety
Postpartum anxiety
Anxiety related to life transitions
Treatment Approaches
Exposure and Response Prevention (erp)
Gradual, supported exposure to feared thoughts, images, or situations
Reducing and eliminating compulsive behaviors
Breaking the fear–compulsion cycle
Building tolerance for uncertainty and discomfort
Learning that anxiety naturally rises and falls without rituals
Strengthening confidence through repeated practice
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (cbt)
Identifying and challenging cognitive distortions
Understanding the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
Restructuring unhelpful thinking patterns
Reducing avoidance behaviors
Building practical coping and problem-solving skills
Increasing balanced, realistic thinking
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (act)
Developing psychological flexibility
Practicing acceptance of uncomfortable thoughts and feelings
Defusing from intrusive thoughts (seeing them as mental events, not facts)
Clarifying personal values
Taking meaningful action aligned with values
Building willingness to experience discomfort in service of growth
Mindfulness-Based Interventions
Increasing awareness of thoughts without reacting automatically
Practicing present-moment focus
Reducing judgment and self-criticism
Observing intrusive thoughts without engaging them
Strengthening emotional regulation
Cultivating acceptance and resilience
Individual Outpatient Program
An individualized outpatient OCD intensive condenses the impact of evidence-based treatment—ERP, CBT, ACT, and mindfulness—into a focused weekend model. Instead of spreading progress over months of weekly sessions, clients receive deep, uninterrupted therapeutic work that accelerates learning, reduces avoidance patterns, and supports faster behavior change.
Pre-Intensive Assessment
Full diagnostic evaluation
Functional analysis of rituals and avoidance
Personalized treatment goals and exposure hierarchy
Psychoeducation
Obsessions, compulsions, and avoidance cycles
ERP, CBT, ACT
Mindfulness Foundations
Skills Training
Mindfulness for uncertainty
Cognitive restructuring
Distress tolerance
Exposure and Response Prevention
Exposure exercises in real time
Response prevention tools
Tracking SUDS levels and application of tools
Skill Integration
Using mindfulness to stay with intrusive thoughts
ACT-based willingness strategies during exposures
Cognitive restructuring after exposures to update beliefs
Relapse Prevention Training
Personalized plan for ongoing exposures
Coping ahead for high-risk triggers
Identifying early warning signs and intervention strategies
Optional Add-Ons After the Intensive
Weekly or biweekly individual sessions
Booster ERP sessions
Family coaching
Wellness Coaching
Mindfulness & Mindset
Mindfulness foundations
Cognitive restructuring
Gratitude practices
Movement
Individualized movement goals
Overcoming barriers to exercise
Routines and systems for consistency
Nourishment
Fueling your body for wellness
Cooking & balanced meal creation
Food beliefs & behaviors
Lifestyle Wellness
Self-care and stress-management
Detox your life (environmental, digital, emotional)
Financial wellness
Identity & Personal Growth
Personal understanding & identity
Values clarification & confidence building
Goal setting & vision building
Interpersonal Relationships
Relational patterns
Communication & boundaries
Social wellness & connection