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- 3y
First off, great job identifying that you need something more specific for OCD treatment! OCD treatment really does require a specialized treatment that other non-specializing therapists will not be able to provide. We do that here at NOCD. Whenever you're ready, go to our website or your app and you can schedule a free 15 minute call with a member from our care team. They will take down your basic information and tell you a little bit about how treatment will go, what to expect etc. You can use our website also to identify therapists in your area to determine who might be the best fit for you. Then, when the care team member offers you available appointments and therapists who suit your needs, you will be able to know who may be a good fight / who may not be a good fit. The care team will take care of all of the specifics including collecting your insurance information and all of that. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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