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Online OCD Therapy Tailored to Your Needs

Every experience with OCD is unique, and we're here to help. Connect with our therapists, who understand and guide you. Receive exceptional support and treatment for your mental health through convenient video and messaging channels accessible on any device, from anywhere, anytime.
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Online OCD Therapy Tailored to Your Needs
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Trapped in unwanted cycles of thoughts and behaviors?

Trapped in unwanted cycles of thoughts and behaviors?

Obsessive-compulsive disorder can make it hard to stop intrusive thoughts and actions, which provoke anxiety and a strong urge to repeat them. This experience may interfere with daily life, diminishing its quality. With our specialists, you will learn to cope with OCD, find stability, and improve your overall well-being.

Find a soothing place for OCD with Calmerry

24-Hours matching:
Connect with a counselor specializing in OCD treatment within 1 day.
Secure private sessions:
Choose between text and video meetings, all in a secure, HIPAA-compliant space.
Access from anywhere, anytime:
Connect with your psychiatrist from anywhere with an internet connection at a time that works best for you.
A vast range of resources:
Explore the rich library of articles, resources, tools, and exercises to help you understand and manage OCD.
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Get started OCD therapy today

Step-by-step guide:

Complete a brief survey

Complete a brief survey

Choose your therapy mode:

text, video, or both

Choose your therapy mode:

text, video, or both

Get matched in 24 hours

Get matched in 24 hours

Schedule your first session

Schedule your first session

Begin your journey to well-being

Begin your journey to well-being

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Therapy for OCD: why Calmerry stands out

Virtual evidence-based OCD care
Virtual evidence-based OCD care

Our specialists employ evidence-based techniques like:

  • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP therapy) — a strategy that helps you face your fears and not feel the purpose of doing repeated actions.
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps to identify negative thought patterns and behaviors.
  • Mindfulness techniques to handle unwanted thoughts more effectively.
Beyond OCD symptom management

We address the root causes of your OCD, helping you understand triggers and develop coping mechanisms. Calmerry offers comprehensive care for lasting relief.

Beyond OCD symptom management
Specialized care for your unique needs
Specialized care for your unique needs

OCD is not just about being overly clean or tidy. It’s a serious condition. Our therapists understand its nuances and offer strategies tailored to your obsession and compulsion symptoms.

We understand and address the nuances of OCD, such as:

  • Checking and rechecking
  • Fear of contamination
  • Focus on symmetry and orderliness
  • Intrusive thoughts
  • Ritualistic behaviors
Your privacy is our top priority
Your privacy is our top priority

Each journey with OCD is personal. We ensure encrypted meetings and confidential billing to keep your counseling experience private.

Meet your mental health allies

Meet your mental health allies

Living with anxiety disorder can be a weight many struggle to carry on the back of day-to-day life. That's why we are here to help you connect with the right OCD therapist who will guide you toward well-being.

Our team of over 1,000 licensed counselors is available to help. Each professional has an average of 7 years of experience in delivering quality services.

By choosing a therapist on our platform, you'll be able to get a personalized treatment plan and work towards improved mental health at your own pace.

Calmerry vs. traditional in-office therapy

Our mission at Calmerry is to make counseling accessible to everyone. To that end, we nurture your mental health through text and video meetings.
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Provided by licensed therapists
Daily mental support
Flexible scheduling
Advanced client-counselor matching
Low-cost therapy
Video sessions
Digital worksheets
No commute time

Your feedback about online counseling at Calmerry

Freddie Gilbert
I've made a commitment this year to…
I've made a commitment this year to become the better me. And, as part of that commitment, I decided to try out therapy for the first time. Honestly? I am a bit skeptical when people online talk about something so much, always feels like it's just hype and too good to be true. But therapy, and calmery specificaly, exceeded all my expectations! It's very fun and simple to use, I can chat and zoom with my therapist and there are also a lot of things I can do between the sessions! The way to track progress is a fun thing, almost like Duolingo streaks lol! I don't have much to compare to, but Calmery has been a great and easy experience for a newcomer into therapy.
Jonathan Lane
Last few months have been really tough…
Last few months have been really tough to the point where I started feeling like I’m going to have a heart attack. The good news is that I’m physically healthy. The bad one is that it seems like I have a serious case of anxiety that I need to work on. I’ve never been to therapy before, so decided that online would be a nice middlepoint, that won’t take as much of time. Reviews and pricing pointed me into Calmerry’s direction, and I’m liking what I see so far. Matching process has been good, they’ve found me a therapist that specializes in anxiety. Had only one video session so far but video and chat combo really makes me feel like my therapist is always there for me.
EC
Great Customer Service
Upon deciding that online therapy was not the right fit for me, I contacted customer support, and the customer service team was very helpful and responsive. They offered many options and were very understanding of my situation.
Nicole
Pros: helpful professionals - Cons: app issues and time difference difficulties
The professionals are very helpful however I do think that app issues and time difference can hinder the process. One app issue I had was I would receive a notification that I received a message one minute ago (from my phone notifications) but when I would go to the app, it would actually be from 30 minutes ago. Receiving notifications 30 minutes late can add up to when professionals are available 5 hours per day, five days out of the week. Also, for any new people I would advise making sure you talk with a professional in your time zone. Personally, having a four hour time difference was difficult for me.
Melissa
Sometimes a new therapist is all it takes
To give a quick overview, I am doing great, but the beginning of my journey was not so. The opportunity to change therapists was what saved the experience for me!My first therapist seemed uninterested and basically just sympathized with my hurt and did not give any sort of feedback for improving. When I spoke about the hardships within my relationship, he was quick to advice that I leave even if it hurts.. no feedback on why my mindset was this way, how to think straight nor how to cope with my feelings, I felt more defeated/judged when he started giving me a sermon as soon as he heard that I was religious as I was explaining my upbringing without me asking for religious advice. He verbalized that my depression was a spiritual war within me and that I was living in sin and therefore the enemy was attacking me… at was at a loss and in an even worse spot.I was on the verge of canceling when I was offered a change of therapist which completely changed the course of my journey. Natalia was attentive to my struggles, took time to listen and explain many new concepts to help me understand where my difficulties and thoughts where stemming from, I learned things about myself that I did not even realize were there since my childhood and how detrimental they have been within my life relationships! She created a concrete plan and followed up with me consistently throughout the whole time. I felt cared for, acknowledged, supported even when it was difficult for me to accept certain realities within me that I needed to change, and most importantly more confident/guided with the resources to improve as a person through this new understanding. I highly admire Natalia’s genuineness, integrity, and dedication to each meeting. I could see she was taking the time to read, understand every conversation through the feedback she gave. I really have no words but gratitude!
Krys
Customer service was perfect
Customer service was perfect, they responded to each of my email within minutes and we got a small issue resolved in less than an hour. Very kind and welcoming, its always a pleasure speaking with the helpful people at Calmerry.
Ali
Great and easy to use customer service!!
I found Calmerry very helpful, engaging, and easy to use. A friend of mine suggested Calmerry and I honestly claim that it is a great Therapy service website for all those who seek online therapy sessions. The customer service has been great. I got all my emails and requests responded to on time and without any issue. My counselor is a great person, very kind, and supportive. I will definitely use Calmerry in the future and I highly suggest it to my friends and anyone. Thank you all for your service!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I treat OCD online?

Absolutely. People with this condition can be effectively treated through virtual sessions. Studies have shown that counseling can provide results comparable to traditional in-person appointments for many individuals.

Platforms like Calmerry provide licensed therapists who are trained in evidence-based techniques for OCD treatment.

What techniques are commonly used in OCD treatment?

There is no unique solution since everyone experiences this condition differently, but here are some of the best treatment options:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help you identify and conquer negative thinking but also act as a coping mechanism.
  • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) slowly exposes the worst fears without allowing one to perform compulsive rituals.
  • Mindfulness and relaxation techniques can teach you to manage anxiety and stress that frequently coincide with anxiety disorder.
  • Habit Reversal Training is especially useful for physical compulsions (for example, skin picking)

How long does therapy for OCD typically last?

It is hard to say how long the counseling lasts because everyone's journey is different. Some people may feel better after a couple of months, while others may require long-term care. It simply depends on how severe your condition is and how you respond to treatment.

Can OCD treatment be used with medication?

Yes, it can. Sometimes, a combination of psychotherapy and medication proves to be a more effective treatment.

Be sure to talk with a psychiatrist or primary care provider about whether this medication approach is right for you, and manage care with the specialist.

Does insurance cover my treatment?

While insurance doesn't currently cover therapy meetings with our specialists, we're actively working on it. In the meantime, you can join our OCD community to stay tuned for updates.

How can I start OCD online therapy?

Starting psychotherapy is straightforward. In Calmerry’s case, the process would look as follows:

  1. After signing up, complete a short survey about your needs and concerns.
  2. Once you complete your survey and activate the subscription, we'll connect you with the best-fit counselor based on your input. This process usually takes up to 24 hours.
  3. When you're eventually matched, you and your counselor will discuss your expectations in more detail. This intake meeting will help your counselor devise a personalized therapy plan.
  4. After the first meeting, it’s all about consistent engagement with appointments and assigned tasks until you achieve the desired results.

For more information, please visit our FAQ

What is OCD?

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health condition that may affect your mood, personality, and behavior. The most common symptoms of OCD may include intrusive thoughts or images.

A person with OCD may also be driven to do repetitive behaviors or mental acts (compulsions) in response to obsessive thoughts to relieve their working anxiety. Such symptoms may cause significant distress and consume a major amount of life.

Who Can Benefit from OCD Counseling?

  • Individuals experiencing persistent obsessions and compulsions.
  • Someone whose daily life, work, or relationships are affected by these thoughts or urges.
  • People seeking tools to manage anxiety and intrusive thoughts better.