ERP
Gradual exposure to triggers while reducing compulsive responses.
Intrusive thoughts are not commands — therapy helps you relate to them differently.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder involves unwanted thoughts, urges, or images paired with rituals or mental acts meant to reduce distress. Therapy — especially Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) — helps break this cycle with compassion, not shame.
We also support related presentations such as health anxiety, scrupulosity, and symmetry concerns, always paced collaboratively.
These experiences are more common than you might think — and they deserve thoughtful support.
This service may be a fit if any of the following resonate with you.
Washing, cleaning, or avoidance of perceived germs.
Distressing thoughts about hurting self or others — without intent to act.
Doubts about love, loyalty, or partner suitability.
Need for symmetry, order, or repeating until it “feels right.”
Evidence-informed care shaped around your story — never a rigid checklist.
Gradual exposure to triggers while reducing compulsive responses.
Understand thought-action fusion and defuse catastrophic meaning.
Observe thoughts without obeying them.
Many clients notice gradual shifts that feel steadier and more lasting.
Less life lost to rituals.
Understand that thoughts are not character flaws.
Learn to sit with uncertainty without neutralising.
Act from values, not fear.
A clear path — paced with care and consent at every step.
A warm first conversation to understand what you are facing and what you hope might change.
We explore history, strengths, and context — never to label you, but to tailor care thoughtfully.
Together we define realistic, meaningful goals that honour your pace and priorities.
Regular sessions using evidence-based methods matched to your needs and comfort level.
We pause periodically to notice what is shifting and adjust the plan when needed.
Tools and insights you can carry forward — therapy as preparation for a steadier life beyond the room.
Distressing thoughts are common in OCD and do not mean you will act on them. We assess safety carefully and never dismiss your worry.
It can feel uncomfortable, but we design exposures step-by-step with your consent.
Some clients combine therapy with psychiatric care. We can discuss coordinated support.
Yes — ERP adapts well to telehealth with clinician guidance.
Many see meaningful change within weeks to months of consistent ERP practice.
You deserve support that feels respectful, confidential, and truly yours. We are here when you are ready.