OCD Anxiety Centers

Brenda Ray 

on Google

2 weeks ago

No stars if it cant be neg. My daughter attended the OCD Anxiety Centers IOP program in 2024 during an extremely vulnerable period in her life. Unfortunately, our experience with both the treatment and subsequent billing has been deeply disappointing. She entered the program believing she was finally getting intensive help, but she felt that she received very limited individual time with a therapist and ultimately did not feel that the issues that brought her there had been adequately addressed. We are now also dealing with ... read more

Heather Kofoed 

on Google

a month ago

Beware the billing department will keep charging you months and months after services have stopped. This place is a joke. They have very poor communication with the parents of the clients and then they brush off any concerns or complaints. Not all clients will get the same treatment. You will be paying out the nose for a behavior tech to monitor your child and the therapist will only see your child once a week maybe. The therapist was awful and would t return my emails. She would ignore my questions and concerns and then bru... read more

Noah Hickman 

on Google

6 months ago

I have two chief concerns with OCD Anxiety Centers: 1) The treatment was very effective for others, not for me. I watched other people overcome some tough stuff while I was there, but I wasn't able to see the same progress. Full disclosure, I only completed 5 weeks of a traditionally 12-16 week program, so this might be the therapy version of me leaving a less-than-stellar review on a pancake recipe because I left out the eggs. Regardless, I'm not sure more time would have resulted in a breakthrough given how I was feeling. ... read more

FeelsDankMan 

on Google

6 months ago

Please do not go to this place for any reason, especially if you have OCD. When you first start you do an "orientation" where they have you read a very long set of extremely outdated beliefs about OCD. These beliefs about OCD are literally from a century ago and since then the knowledge(and treatment) about OCD had expanded greatly and I strongly recommend doing your own research about OCD to find this out for yourself. There are plenty of books you can get off amazon that will help you better than this place ever could and ... read more

Caleb Clegg 

on Google

6 months ago

The OCD and Anxiety Center appears to provide structured and effective support for OCD and anxiety on their own. From an outside perspective, their methods seem solid for individuals whose needs fall within those areas. However, there are noticeable concerns when autism is involved. The approach does not appear to be well adapted for autistic individuals, and there seems to be a lack of understanding of how autism intersects with anxiety and OCD. Strategies that may work for neurotypical clients could feel mismatched or even... read more