Los Angeles & California Telehealth

Specialized treatment for OCD, anxiety, and complex diagnostic questions.

Direct, evidence-based therapy for OCD and related disorders, anxiety disorders, and psychological testing for ADHD and differential diagnosis — in Los Angeles and via telehealth across California.

A brief request is the first step. You do not need to share clinical details here.

Our approach

Clear treatment. Clinical expertise. No judgment.

OCD, related disorders, and anxiety disorders can take over time, attention, relationships, and daily decisions. Our work is structured, evidence-based, and specific to the problem you are facing. We provide a respectful setting for intrusive thoughts, compulsions, avoidance, and concerns that may feel difficult to say out loud — including taboo OCD themes. These experiences are symptoms, not character.

OCD · anxiety · assessment

Clinical focus

ERP · CBT · ACT

Evidence-based modalities

CA statewide

Serving

What we treat

Focused care for the concerns that need specialized attention.

OCD specialty

OCD & Related Disorders

ERP is the leading evidence-based treatment for OCD. We treat obsessions, compulsions, mental rituals, reassurance seeking, and avoidance across a full range of OCD presentations and related disorders.

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Anxiety care

Anxiety Disorders

CBT and exposure-based treatment for generalized anxiety, panic disorder, agoraphobia, social anxiety, specific phobias, and health anxiety. Treatment targets the patterns that keep anxiety going.

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Related disorders

Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors

Specialized support for hair pulling, skin picking, and related repetitive behaviors, with a practical focus on understanding triggers and building effective response strategies.

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Assessment

ADHD & Differential-Diagnosis Testing

Comprehensive psychological testing for adult ADHD and complex diagnostic questions. Assessment can help distinguish ADHD from anxiety, OCD, depression, trauma-related symptoms, learning differences, and other overlapping concerns.

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Getting started

Simple steps to begin.

01

Reach out

Submit a brief appointment request through our secure client portal. We'll be in touch soon.

02

Consultation call

We'll schedule a free 15-minute call to learn about your needs and make sure we're the right fit.

03

Begin care

Your first session is a thorough intake — we take time to understand your history, goals, and what matters most to you.

Insurance

We accept most major plans.

We are in-network with Optum, Blue Shield of California, Aetna, and Carelon Behavioral Health. Out-of-network superbills are available for other plans.

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Optum
Blue Shield of CA
Aetna
Carelon

The practice

Trained rigorously. Practicing with care.

Our post-doctoral clinicians have completed doctoral-level training at APA-accredited programs and are supervised by a licensed psychologist. This means you receive care that is both scientifically grounded and deeply human — the kind of care we'd want for our own families.

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Is this right for me?

OCD is not a reflection of who you are.

OCD is often missed because it can involve internal rituals, avoidance, and intrusive thoughts that people feel ashamed to disclose. For example, someone may repeatedly check a lock, replay a conversation for certainty, seek reassurance, avoid a situation, or perform a mental ritual to reduce distress. You do not need to manage that alone. A careful evaluation can identify the pattern and guide effective treatment.

These experiences are treatable. ERP and CBT are well-supported treatments. Treatment focuses on changing the response to intrusive thoughts and uncertainty, and discussing a taboo thought does not mean you endorse it or intend to act on it.

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Intrusive thoughts that feel disturbing, unwanted, or inconsistent with your values
Mental rituals, checking, reviewing, or reassurance seeking that consume time
Avoiding people, places, situations, or information to prevent distress
Fear of causing harm, losing control, or being a bad person despite not wanting to act
Taboo intrusive thoughts involving harm, sexuality, religion, or identity that bring shame or fear
Persistent doubt and uncertainty that feel impossible to resolve
Repeatedly searching, confessing, asking for certainty, or mentally reviewing to feel safe for a moment

Ready to take the first step?

Reaching out is the hardest part. We make the rest as easy as possible.