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OCD

OCD is exhausting. The cycle of intrusive thoughts and compulsive rituals can feel endless, leaving you drained and discouraged. Through exposure and response prevention (ERP), the gold-standard treatment for OCD, we’ll work together to break that cycle and help you find lasting relief.
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

If you’re stuck in your mind, battling the “what if” thoughts over and over, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) can help. By learning when to challenge your thoughts – and when to ignore them – you can move into a meaningful life that is so much bigger than your anxiety.
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Hair-pulling (trichotillomania) & skin-picking (excoriation)

Body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs) can feel frustrating, isolating, and embarrassing. Comprehensive behavioral treatment (ComB) is a form of habit reversal therapy tailored to your triggers, habits, and needs. Together, we will work together to find healthier ways to respond to urges and gain a sense of control.
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PTSD

Intrusive memories of horrible moments in your life can cause tremendous pain, and avoiding reminders of those memories can cause major disruption in your life. The idea of tolerating those memories can seem overwhelming, an impossible task. Prolonged exposure (PE) helps you process those memories and go into the world in a safe, supported way, so that the past no longer has a hold over you.
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Phobias

Whether it’s snakes, spiders, needles, driving, or something else entirely, phobias can shrink your world. We will work together to help you face whatever it is that you are fearing, collaboratively, at a pace that challenges you without leaving you alone in the struggle and helps you learn, from experience, that you can handle the fear.
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Panic Disorder

Panic attacks feel like the most dangerous thing in the world, like you’re having a heart attack or some other horrible, dangerous physical experience. They can come out of nowhere, or maybe you’ve noticed specific triggers for your panic. Interoceptive exposure – slowly helping you get used to the physical sensations of your panic – can help you learn that these sensations are not dangerous. You will break free from fear and live the kind of life you deserve, without worrying about your panic.
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Insomnia

When sleep is a struggle, everything is harder. Cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-i) is the most effective treatment for chronic insomnia. This is more than mere sleep hygiene advice – we’ll work together to change your behaviors and beliefs around sleep to give you healthy, restful nights.
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