Waitlists can sometimes be as long as 2 years. You are proactive and you like to take preemptive measures. You shouldn’t have to wait on the therapist’s schedule. Your time is now.
Get a clear path with visual steps for coping skills tailored to managing OCD symptoms, such as cognitive-behavioral techniques, exposure and response prevention exercises, and relaxation techniques.
OCD can make you feel embarrassed, ashamed, alone, and broken. Take an active role in your treatment journey so feel more prepared and less anxious about starting therapy sessions by learning the techniques beforehand.
Hundreds of Americans suffer from OCD every year … but plenty of them don’t get help. The average patient is in therapy for 12-15 sessions. What if you could shave off 3-5 sessions altogether?!
Meet my workbook for OCD, embedded with evidence-based ideas so when you enter the therapy room, you can simply jump right into a more advanced stage in therapy, saving you time, energy, and moolah. Don’t worry—I’ll send you off with easy-to-follow instructions so your OCD doesn’t stand a chance. Couldn’t be more efficient—or fabulous—if it tried.