Treatment
Make no mistake: OCD is highly treatable. The key to getting your symptoms under control—so that OCD no longer rules your daily life—is understanding your treatment options and what's scientifically proven to work.
When I saw the NOCD job listing, I saw an opportunity to be able to have a solution for this surprisingly common disorder.
By Sebastian Wingfield
As a therapist, it's very gratifying to see how your work can change members' lives over a relatively short amount of time. Read more.
By Robert Williamson
We're thrilled that you are here and ready to get care. We're here to make getting that care as easy and transparent as possible. Learn more.
By Grant Stoddard
I got so much satisfaction from helping people get on a path to recovery from OCD that I went full time after a few months. Learn more.
By Mollie Albanese
Many therapists who are licensed have a chance to make a transformative impact - but sadly some who are not prey on people with OCD in need of help.
By Stephen Smith
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
Community-driven therapy means a deep commitment to “connecting the dots'' for members that we serve, and focusing on offering extreme personalization.
By Stephen Smith
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
After months of inadvertently making my OCD stronger with the wrong kind of therapy, I'd found a way to sap its power over me.
By Jenni K
My debilitating, first-hand experience of OCD had changed me and made me a less rigid, rules-based, by-the-book therapist.
By Jenna Overbaugh, LPC
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
Many people who take medication for their OCD enjoy better outcomes when exposure and response prevention therapy or ERP is added. learn more.
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
My father always used to tell me “there's no better investment you can make than in yourself.” I didn’t realize the importance until OCD nearly crushed me.
By Stephen Smith
It’s time to consider working with someone with a background and training in treating OCD specifically with ERP. Learn more.
By Kerry Osborn
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
It’s critical to let the community know when specialized therapy for OCD isn’t needed to the level that one might think.
By Stephen Smith
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
OCD specialists will work with you to treat the root cause of your anxiety via a personalized treatment plan. Read more.
By Jenna Overbaugh, LPC
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
Our goal is to create a world where anyone can access effective OCD treatment, no matter where they live or how much money they make.
By Stephen Smith
OCD episodes happen - but you can successfully manage them. Here are strategies you can use to handle them, even when you're on your own.
By Stephen Smith
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
The great news is that in many cases, online therapy for OCD specifically can be equally as, if not more, effective than in-person therapy.
By Julissa Gonzalez
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
What I realized after getting treatment though was that yearning for my “old life” is a major waste of time. Here's why life is better now.
By Stephen Smith
More people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are finding that mindfulness is a helpful component in managing OCD.
NOCD is committed to getting people the right care, at the right time, and in the right setting to treat the whole person, at the best time & pace for you.
By Stephen Smith
Reviewed by Patrick McGrath, PhD
Here are the 6 ways we’ve created a solution that goes above and beyond the standard, in-person therapy for OCD.
By Stephen Smith