Scottsdale, Arizona OCD & Anxiety Treatment Specialists
Our approach
We are a group of licensed clinicians who help individuals heal from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Anxiety using effective therapy. In-person in Scottsdale, AZ and online anywhere in Arizona.
The good news is the right type of therapy can help you find the peace, clarity, and resilience you are seeking.
We are specialists in OCD & Anxiety and have the tools to help.
Are you experiencing anxiety, intrusive thoughts, or feeling stuck in compulsive patterns like hand washing, seeking reassurance, or checking?
You may feel constantly clouded with uncertainly and powerless over these thoughts and compulsions. You may also feel overly critical and judgmental of the thoughts when they arise.
In-person and remote options
Our office is conveniently located in North Scottsdale. Can’t make it into the office? No worries – we’ve got you covered with teletherapy.
Questions? Contact us!
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Complete New Client Inquiry
Click below to complete our new client inquiry. This will help us place you with a clinician who is the best fit for your needs.
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Schedule an Intake Session
If you and the Clinician decide after the free treatment consultation the fit is right, you will schedule an intake session. During your intake, your clinician will complete an assessment of your anxiety or OCD and will create a treatment plan.
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Attend Follow-up Sessions
After completing the intake, you will start treatment sessions. Typically, patients feel some relief within the first 4-6 sessions when they are competently practicing exposures. Full treatment lasts, on average, 17-25 sessions (90 minutes) or 22-30 shorter sessions (50 minutes)
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Find Clarity, Peace, and Resilience
As you work through exposures and use the skills guided by your Clinician, you should begin to feel relief.
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Gabrielle Rozio, Psy.D.
OCD Treatment Specialist
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Alexandra Schilling, Psy.D.
OCD Treatment Specialist
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Amanda Nomicos, LPC
OCD Treatment Specialist
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Lisa Johnson, LAC
OCD Treatment Specialist
Finding a specialist to treat OCD is essential because common therapy approaches can make OCD symptoms worse. Specialists are trained how to effectively treat symptoms by not trying to control obsessive thoughts and anxiety, but by training the brain to not respond the same way to them.
We’re so glad you are here!
— Dr. Schilling
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
