Your child is worried they may have swallowed a large number of the pills from the medicine cabinet. Or scared they may have sexual feelings towards a sibling. They’re convinced everyone in school hates them. They think the creaky noise...Read More

The Center for OCD and Anxiety is proud to welcome Erin Harding, LCSW to our team. Erin comes to us from the Pediatric OCD Intensive Outpatient Program at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. During her time at the OCD IOP,...Read More

Much like a computer, our brains have many different functions. They store our memories, they control our physical movements, they silently monitor our environments for important or dangerous stimuli, and, of course, they help us solve problems. You might even...Read More

The Center for OCD and Anxiety is proud to welcome our newest OCD specialist, Lisa Glessner. Lisa comes to our team with extensive experience working with children, adults, and families struggling with serious emotional difficulties. She has also received substantial...Read More

When you are struggling with OCD, it can often feel like a mental game of chess between you and your OCD. OCD’s part in this game is to see how much it can bother you with uncomfortable thoughts and feelings....Read More