Stop Coping and Start Conquering Your OCD
We Believe
Peace and Tranquility are Attainable
It’s natural to feel the need to double-check things or check in on our loved ones to make sure they are okay. It’s even natural to repeat thoughts or mentally replay our actions when we are upset or anxious. However, for people with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), these thoughts and actions are far more severe and debilitating. For individuals struggling with OCD, these thoughts and actions become obsessions and/or compulsions, and they can interfere with quality of life, mental health, and relationships.
If you or a loved one suffers from OCD, you do not have to face your challenges alone. With the right tools and solutions, you can overpower your OCD to start living your most fulfilling life - free of excessive worry, panic, and fear.
Compassionate Care for Sustainable Change
OCD is characterized by having reoccurring thoughts, ideas, images, or actions that cause extreme anxiety. Even when these thoughts seem senseless, they repeatedly play in one’s mind. These obsessive thoughts and behaviors are typically completed in a repetitive or ritualized way to reduce the anxiety being felt. OCD behaviors can be both mental and physical. When left unmanaged, mild to severe OCD can wreak havoc on your physical health, happiness, relationships, and career.
At Cypress, we are passionate about empowering individuals with OCD with the coping skills they need to be more calm, satisfied, and at ease. Using a combination of scientific techniques, creative solutions, and compassionate care, our team of clinicians and psychologists are committed to helping our clients find the solutions they need to identify, mitigate, and overpower the root causes of their compulsive behaviors.
Examples of OCD Obsessions
- Germs or contamination
- Losing control
- Perfectionism, symmetry, or exactness
- Unwanted thoughts
- Accidental harm to self or others
- Scrupulosity (religious obsession)
Examples of OCD Compulsions
- Checking on things, such as appliances or locks
- Frequently checking in on loved ones to make sure they are safe
- Tapping, counting, or repeating certain words or phrases
- Repeatedly putting things in order or performing tasks until they “feel right”
- Mental compulsions such as reviewing your thoughts, feelings, actions, or conservations
- Asking others “is everything is okay?”
- Reassuring oneself that “everything is okay”
Solutions to Manage OCD
The Cypress family consists of mental health professionals with a wide range of expertise and experience committed to helping you, or a loved one, experience personal development, and transformational growth. We work with adults, teens, and children to help them develop the coping skills needed to achieve sustainable change to conquer their OCD.
We understand that facing your fears and anxieties can be uncomfortable, and we don’t expect you to do it alone. At Cypress, we create customized treatment plans to help our clients manage their OCD. Whether you or a loved one needs help coping with newly developed characteristics of OCD, or are dealing with an outcome of more chronic nature, we’re here to help.
Contact a member of our team to schedule your consultation today. No pressure, no obligation. We look forward to hearing from you.
