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Obsessive compulsive disorder, or OCD, is an anxiety disorder that is caused by emotional instability which causes disrupted behavior. When an individual is diagnosed with OCD, they typically perform repetitive and ritualistic behavior habits as a coping technique for anxious thoughts, feelings, and emotions. OCD can develop from anxiety that is triggered by trauma, past experiences, and/or other untreated mental and emotional health issues. Therapists use holistic and psychotherapeutic strategies for treating obsessive compulsive disorder.

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Virginia Harren

Clinical Supervisor

Virginia Harren is trained in utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) to treat narcissism and other personality disorders. She believes in the integration of these psychotherapeutic and talk-enforced methods of therapy as a means to help individuals gain the self-awareness and enlightenment needed to deal with their narcissistic inclinations. Ginny strives to provide a therapeutic setting that offers a judgement-free space to clients that promotes the need and desire to make positive and healthy changes to improve relationships and their daily lives.

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Kelly Dakarian

Therapist

Kelly Dakarian strives to teach her patients who suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder and other anxiety related issues and behaviors how to admit and accept their behaviors as unhealthy and unhelpful aspects of their lives. She offers a supportive approach and understanding perspective to connect with her clients as a means of driving their focus and energy towards change that creates positive, purposeful, and worthwhile change. Kelly teaches her patients how to build the skills needed to deal with their anxieties and fear that trigger obsessive compulsive acts as a way to reach their highest potential and goals.