Schedule an appointment with an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Therapist in River North, Chicago

Erika White
Therapist
Erika White specializes in treating individuals who suffer from anxiety disorders. She believes that patients who have either been diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder, or show common traits of the disorder, are at a strong advantage of overcoming their worries and negative habits with the help and support of a therapist. Erika utilizes a solution-focused approach specifically when treating OCD. In addition to working towards solutions and goals, she provides the practice of Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral in order to help patients cope with their obsessive compulsive tendencies.

Jessica Masbaum
Therapist
Jessica Masbaum aspires to help her clients create positive changes to their behaviors in their everyday lives by treating the thoughts and emotions that act as triggers. This is especially effective for individuals who are dealing with the daily challenges of obsessive compulsive disorder. Jessica integrates Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Family Systems, Internal Family Systems, and Psychodynamic Trauma Processing in the treatment of anxiety disorders. She believes that this combination and collaboration of treatment modalities is particularly impactful in overcoming OCD.

Abby Levin
Clinical Supervisor
Abby Levin focuses her therapeutic efforts on assessing, supporting, and teaching her patients how to obtain a life that is free of stress and anxiety, but also full of daily peace and joy. For individuals who suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder, the ability to be navigated towards healthy habits and attainable goals is not only necessary, but valued. Abby utilizes evidence-based treatment approaches such as CBT, DBT, and ACT, that are complemented by holistic practices that work synergistically to alter and adjust the negative thoughts and emotions which affect repetitive behaviors.