OCD Specialist in Las Vegas
Trained OCD Specialist in Las Vegas & Throughout Nevada
Struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder can feel exhausting and isolating—but effective treatment is available. I’m a licensed counselor and OCD specialist based in Las Vegas, Nevada, offering telehealth services statewide to help you get the care you need—no matter where you live in Nevada.
Using Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and other evidence-based approaches, I help you understand OCD, reduce compulsions, and take meaningful steps toward freedom and confidence.
FAQs
Do you provide OCD therapy to clients in Las Vegas?
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Yes. I provide specialized OCD treatment to clients located in Las Vegas and across Nevada. Services are provided via secure telehealth, which allows consistent, evidence-informed OCD treatment without the limitations of location.
Are you licensed to provide OCD therapy in Nevada?
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Yes. I am licensed in Nevada and authorized to provide therapy to residents of Las Vegas and surrounding areas. This ensures care meets all state licensure and ethical requirements.
Do I need to be physically located in Las Vegas to work with you?
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No. You must be physically located in Nevada at the time of sessions, but you do not need to be in Las Vegas specifically. Many clients throughout the state receive OCD treatment via telehealth.
Is telehealth effective for OCD treatment?
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Yes. OCD treatment—particularly approaches that focus on changing responses to intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors—translates very well to telehealth. Many clients prefer telehealth because it allows treatment to occur in real-life environments where symptoms actually show up.
I work with all subtypes and a wide range of OCD presentations, including:
Harm and intrusive thought OCD
Contamination concerns
Mental compulsions and rumination
“Just right” and perfectionism-driven OCD
Relationship and responsibility-based OCD
Treatment is tailored to the specific patterns maintaining each individual’s symptoms.
That’s common. Many people in Las Vegas seek help after being unsure whether their symptoms are OCD, anxiety, trauma, or another condition. An initial evaluation focuses on understanding symptom patterns and determining whether OCD-specific treatment is appropriate.
Yes. Services are provided to adults seeking specialized OCD treatment. This allows for focused, developmentally appropriate care.