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OCD can affect everything: how you spend your time, how you connect with others, and even how you see yourself. It can feel overwhelming, but with the right therapy, there’s hope. To get treatment that truly helps, you need a therapist who deeply understands OCD and sees you as a whole person. That’s why, at NOCD, we’ve built a diverse team of therapists who bring both expertise and personal understanding to your care. Our therapists specialize in treating OCD with exposure and response prevention (ERP), and recognize how OCD interacts with everything else—like your past trauma, eating disorders you may have struggled with, your unique communities, or the pressures you face at work. NOCD Therapists come from a wide range of backgrounds and identities that allow them to connect with your experience. Many know what it’s like to navigate mental health stigma in specific cultural or faith communities, or to explore an LGBTQIA+ identity while managing OCD. They also understand co-occurring conditions, like anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and autism, so they can adapt evidence-based OCD treatment to your unique mind, life, and goals. Meet some of the NOCD Therapists who bring diverse perspectives, deep expertise, and genuine understanding to your OCD treatment journey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T45YB7mHsJ4?

Brad1991

Date posted: 19d

Do you not operate in the UK?

Dana at NOCD

User type: Staff

Date posted: 19d

Yes, NOCD therapy is available in the UK. You can schedule a free 15-minute call here to learn more: https://www.treatmyocd.com/calendar

Mackenzie - ...

User type: Staff

Date posted: 18d

We sure do!

StacyPage123!

Date posted: 15h

Will any of the therapists ever offer a sliding scale/scholarship? I work two jobs (adjunct instructor and work at a Boys & Girls Club) and we have marketplace insurance (which in this current situation we are in danger of losing). We’re struggling and can’t afford therapy right now but I’ve been struggling with OCD issues so much and it’s impacting pretty much every facet of my life. TRIGGER WARNING My hands have bloody spots from over washing and being so dry they crack. I have to use a special lotion every single day or my hands are broken out and red and messed up up to my wrists. I struggle to cook, sometimes I struggle with eating or drinking without over questioning everything. I struggle to keep up with basic chores because of contamination and illness fears, afraid to touch or inhale something bad; it all causes so much conflict with my spouse, and it torments me, and it takes away so much time at work because I’m constantly over washing hands or afraid to use a toilet and pacing trying to figure out the least dirty stall and doing rituals like lining the seat. I also have scrupulosity issues to the point I’m barely hanging on practicing my faith and stopped doing things like participating in certain elements of the faith because of all the anxiety and rumination and distress spirals. I reached out to my primary care dr last year for help getting connected with therapy (our insurance requires referrals) and she sent me to a therapist who only did talk therapy and was not trained for ERP or OCD specifically. I feel like I wasted time and money and ended up stopping that last summer. I’ve tried to look into outpatient help but it’s well beyond what I could pay. I’m hoping someone somewhere can point me towards accessible help for OCD. Help shouldn’t be for the wealthy only!

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