Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Therapy in Charlotte, NC
Stop The Vicious Cycle with Treatments for OCD
Are you ready to show your obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that you’re stronger than your obsessions and compulsions? OCD and related anxiety disorders can feel so all-consuming that it can feel difficult or sometimes downright impossible just to get through a typical day without giving in to your daily rituals, no matter how disrupting or uncomfortable it gets.
Up until now, you’ve been struggling to find ways to cope with your obsessive thoughts, your fear of consequences if you don’t perform certain tasks, or an overwhelming urge to repeat thoughts, behaviors, movements, or vocal sounds. That’s where we’re here to help! Our therapists in Charlotte, NC offer compassionate evidence-based therapy modalities to help you take back control of your life from your OCD.
OCD feels like:
Being unable to stop intrusive thoughts centered around losing control, harming others or yourself, sexuality, or religion that are often aggressive or horrific.
Having fear of dirt or contamination.
Doubting that you turned off hot tools or appliances, locked the door, or other activities.
Experiencing intense stress in the face of uncertainty, lack of order, or asymmetry.
Feeling intense anxiety over (and avoiding) triggering activities or situations, including being touched or not having control.
Fixating on washing your hands until they’re raw.
Counting in patterns, repeatedly checking doors, or repeating prayers, words, or phrases.
Feeling powerless over thoughts about acting out aggressive or inappropriate actions in public.
Meet Our OCD Specialists!
Ashlin M., MSW, LCSWA
I have received specialized training to support individuals dealing with mood and anxiety disorders including OCD and phobia. I implement an individualized, Eclectic style of therapy pulling from components of evidence-based modalities such as CBT, ACT, ERP, and body-centered psychotherapy.
Jasmine B., MSW, LCSW
I enjoy helping those with OCD, Anxiety and/or Panic. I incorporate cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention techniques to help us explore and reshape those thought patterns that might be holding you back or consuming your day to day life.