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Condition

OCD Treatment

Obsessive thoughts and compulsive routines that are difficult to control.

Overview

OCD involves unwanted, recurring thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental routines (compulsions) that can feel impossible to resist. Evaluation helps clarify the pattern and guide treatment.

Common Signs & Symptoms

  • Intrusive, unwanted thoughts or images
  • Urge to repeat actions (checking, cleaning, counting)
  • Anxiety when routines are interrupted
  • Spending significant time on compulsions
  • Difficulty tolerating uncertainty
  • Avoidance of triggers

Our Treatment Approach

  • Comprehensive evaluation and diagnostic clarification
  • Medication management when appropriate
  • Coordination with ERP-trained therapy providers
  • Ongoing monitoring and support
FAQ

Questions about OCD

Common questions about treatment for this condition.

Is OCD the same as being a perfectionist?

No. OCD involves unwanted, distressing thoughts and compulsive behaviors that feel driven and difficult to resist, not just a preference for order.

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A brief screening for obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

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Medically reviewed by Bright Setorglo, PMHNP-BC. Last reviewed 27 October 2026. This page is for general information and is not a substitute for a clinical evaluation.

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