Find Relief from OCD
OCD can feel exhausting and consuming. Evidence-based treatment can help you develop a different relationship with intrusive thoughts, uncertainty, and compulsions.
You don’t have to spend your days trying to achieve absolute certainty or feeling trapped in repetitive cycles. Our approach focuses on helping you understand OCD and build practical skills for responding differently.
Confidential • Compassionate • Evidence-Based Care
If OCD is taking up too much of your life, there is a path forward.
OCD isn’t always obvious from the outside. Intrusive thoughts, checking, reassurance seeking, mental reviewing, avoidance, and rituals can consume significant time and energy. Treatment focuses on helping you respond to these experiences in healthier, more flexible ways.
OCD can take many forms.
OCD themes can vary widely. What matters most is the cycle between intrusive thoughts, distress, and the strategies used to obtain certainty or relief.
Evidence-Based OCD Treatment
One of the most established treatments for OCD is Exposure and Response Prevention, often called ERP. ERP helps people gradually practice facing uncertainty or uncomfortable thoughts while reducing the compulsive behaviors that keep the OCD cycle going.
Understand the Cycle
Learn how obsessions, anxiety, avoidance, reassurance, and compulsions can reinforce one another.
Practice New Responses
Work at a manageable pace to develop greater tolerance for uncertainty and reduce reliance on compulsions.
Build Long-Term Skills
Develop tools you can continue using outside of therapy as you work toward greater flexibility and freedom.
Our practice also integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Inference-Based CBT (I-CBT) to ensure treatment is tailored to your specific needs and goals.
OCD treatment should feel informed, collaborative, and personal.
Schedule a ConsultationSpecialized Understanding
Treatment informed by established approaches for OCD.
Collaborative Care
Treatment plans are developed around your concerns, goals, and comfort level.
Practical Skills
Sessions focus not only on understanding OCD but also on developing strategies you can use in everyday life.
Compassion Without Judgment
Intrusive thoughts can feel deeply personal or frightening. Therapy should provide a place to discuss them without shame.
Meet the Team.
Our team is rigorously trained in treating OCD and severe anxiety. We combine clinical excellence with genuine warmth to help you reclaim your life.
Alexandra Schilling, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist, OCD Specialist
Clients ages 13+
Dr. Alexandra Schilling specializes in treating OCD, anxiety, and intrusive thoughts. She provides compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to each individual's needs.
Gabrielle Rozio, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist, OCD Specialist
Clients ages 18+
Dr. Rozio holds a Doctorate and Master's in Clinical Psychology from Midwestern University and a Master's in Counseling Psychology from Arizona State University. With specialized training in ERP, I-CBT, and ACT, she matches clients' needs by considering biology, lifestyle, and psychological factors. Member of the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF).
Jessica Cronk, LAC
Licensed Associate Counselor
Clients ages 6+
Jessica provides compassionate counseling for people struggling with OCD and anxiety disorders, helping clients move toward the lives they want.
Lisa Johnson, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Clients ages 6+
Lisa utilizes specialized therapy techniques to support individuals in breaking the cycle of obsessive thinking and compulsive behaviors.
Getting Started
Schedule a Consultation
Tell us a little about what you’re experiencing and what you’re looking for.
Discuss Your Needs
We’ll talk about your concerns, answer questions, and determine whether the practice may be a good fit.
Create a Treatment Plan
If you decide to move forward, treatment is tailored around your symptoms, goals, and circumstances.
Common Questions
What is OCD?
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is characterized by intrusive, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental acts (compulsions) performed to reduce the distress caused by the obsessions.
What is ERP therapy?
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) involves gradually confronting thoughts, images, or situations that provoke anxiety, while making a choice not to perform compulsive behaviors. Over time, this helps reduce the intensity of the anxiety.
Do I have to talk about every intrusive thought?
No. You have control over what you share and when you share it. A skilled therapist will help you work on the underlying cycle of OCD without forcing you to disclose details you are not ready to discuss.
Will therapy make me do things I don’t want to do?
ERP is collaborative. You and your therapist will create a hierarchy of exposures, and you always decide whether you are ready to take a specific step. You will never be forced to do an exposure.
How long does OCD treatment take?
Treatment length varies depending on symptoms, goals, frequency of sessions, and individual circumstances.
Do you offer online therapy?
Yes, we offer secure online telehealth sessions for clients located anywhere in Arizona.
Do you accept insurance?
In-network participation varies by clinician. See our rates and insurance page for participating plans. Superbills are available upon request for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Please verify your benefits and reimbursement directly with your insurance provider.
What states are you licensed to work with clients in?
We are currently licensed to provide therapy to clients residing in Arizona.
How do I get started?
The first step is to schedule a free consultation. This gives us a chance to hear what you are dealing with and ensure our practice is the right fit for your needs.
You don’t have to navigate OCD alone.
If OCD is interfering with your relationships, work, routines, or ability to enjoy everyday life, reaching out can be a meaningful first step.
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