Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapists in 73116

In my way of working with you, I lay my personal issues aside for our time together and give myself plenty of internal space to resonate with you on a gut level. As I hear your story in words I also hear it in feelings. A good therapist puts these two narratives together, the spoken one and the emotional one, in getting to an accurate understanding of you. When I merge this understanding with my training in psychology, which is extensive, I'm able to reflect purposefully with you about what might be wrong; about "how" you're hurting.

It’s hard to find a counselor with openings & even harder to find a highly trained psychotherapist with openings. If you’re reading this, I have openings. The patients that I see have often been to other practitioners in the field & did not get the help they needed. By & large, my patients get better. Here’s how: 1) specialized training+ that helped me understand why we are the way we are & what to do about it 2) 15 years experience with relationship/ mood problems, dissociative disorders, or personality disorders - I can walk you through a divorce or help you through a psychotic episode 3) thoughtful/ progressive continual learning

The bravery it takes to begin therapy is often underestimated. So is the pain. That pain is often a symptom of a psychological wound that needs to be treated with care and attentiveness. Working with me feels similar to physical therapy: soothing at times and challenging at others, but ultimately, healing.

Starting therapy can feel stressful and overwhelming. It can be hard to open up to someone that you don’t know. Life can take many unexpected turns and we need a space to process life’s challenges. Throughout my career, I have supported children, adolescents, women, and families in various areas, including but not limited to: Anxiety, Depression and Mood-related challenges, Stress Management, Self-worth, Relationship Issues, Anger Management, Life Transitions and Adjustments, and Grief and Loss. Together, we will work towards unlocking your full potential and building a solid foundation for long-lasting well-being.

Brittany Lovick is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Oklahoma who has been practicing since 2012. She has a B.A. in Human Development with an emphasis in counseling from California State University San Marcos and a Master of Social Work from San Diego State University. Brittany has worked in various settings, such as long-term care, hospice, along with inpatient and outpatient mental health care settings.

I enjoy serving children, adolescents, teenagers and adults and learning how I can best meet their needs. A goal of mine is to help clients reach their full potential as we know how life can bring about many struggles. Choosing to attend therapy and making yourself vulnerable to another person is not easy. I do my best to create a safe environment for anyone to share any struggle they may be experiencing.

I am a licensed professional counselor who is skillful at finding the best in each person and inviting it to come forth. I believe everyone has within them what is needed to heal. I see my role as a facilitator, mentor, and guide, finding and removing any blocks that might interfere with the healing process. I have no agenda other than to be of service, utilizing therapeutic tools in order to assist people on their journey. I am open-minded, non-judgmental, and believe in the sanctity of all life.

I am an experienced therapist with over 40 years of working with individuals and couples in helping to improve their lives. My approach is interactive, solution focused and respectful of all persons. Clients in my practice typically find improvement in how they feel and how they relate to others.

My approach to mental health counseling is very simple, one that encompasses unconditional positive regard and that encourages self-exploration throughout the therapeutic encounter. The client is considered the expert of his/her own life who may need support when challenges or obstacles become overwhelming and/or problematic (maladaptive). Through this therapeutic collaboration clients learn to identify how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors may positively or negatively impact their daily experience. If problematic belief patterns are identified, the client will co-create a treatment plan aimed to reduce the negative symptomatology while enhancing the client's self-esteem and overall well-being.

I provide an open, caring and safe environment for you to discuss your most private difficulties and challenges. I focus on building a positive therapeutic relationship to promote maximum positive change and growth. I specialize in highlighting the goals and standards that you want to achieve and processing how your daily decisions/actions bring you closer to success within that goal... or take you further away from what you would like to accomplish. I use Reality Therapy to help clients on improving present relationships and circumstances, while steering away from much discussion of past events.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), I have had the privilege of working with people of all ages from various backgrounds. I truly enjoy the diversity of the job and I am dedicated to helping others become empowered to accomplish their goals.

I work with high functioning adults who need help with depression, anxiety, recovery from traumatic events, and trouble in their personal and professional relationships. Together we will work to find what best motivates you in achieving your unique goals.

Dealing with life's difficulties can often be overwhelming and change is challenging. My main goal is to help meet the needs of my clients. I have worked as a counselor for 38 years, 30 of these with my partner and husband, Lynn. If you are looking for a therapist with whom you can feel comfortable, who will provide support and guidance, but also will challenge you to take the risks that will lead you to positive change--- then call and make an appointment soon.

Welcome. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC). I have been working as a therapist since 2007. Currently, I am the co-owner of Collaborative Counseling and Training where we believe in utilizing evidence based, effective strategies, in a private, professional setting to assist you in addressing problems and goals including stress, anxiety, depression, substance related and behavioral problems, relationship issues and other concerns.

We all experience challenges and opportunities to grow and emerge stronger. I believe most humans instinctively move toward higher ground. Sometimes we need someone to walk alongside us who can help keep hope kindled and discover new, less painful, costly routes on the climb. I've had the privilege to journey with clients for over 25 years. My passion is working with those who've been marginalized or who experience themselves on the edges of community. I love witnessing clients do hard things, sit in difficult places, and face what scares them most.

There are times when life's circumstances can feel like too much to handle. Whether it be the birth of a child, a divorce, a new marriage, or whatever your current situation is, it is common to feel overwhelmed. I have a passion for being a resource in those moments.

I am an LCSW with the Diversity Center of Oklahoma: Our mission is to reduce barriers in the Gender Diverse & LGBTQ+ communities and their families, including disenfranchised and marginalized people of color by providing quality primary health care treatment, and behavioral health treatment, along with additional complimentary health care services. Our clinicians and practitioners are vested in the community, knowledgeable, empathic, and affirming of Gender Diverse & LGBTQ communities and the rainbow of cultures reflected within our community.

Are you suffering from trauma or depression, been diagnosed with PTSD, an anxiety disorder, or constantly fighting through waves of debilitating depression? Have you been the object of relational abuse or gaslighting? If the answer is yes, then I can help. I treat those who have nowhere else to turn or have just about given up. Whether you are a victim of trauma, suffered an unforgettable childhood experience, or simply need someone to talk to, I am here to help.

At Brain & Life Renewal Center, I am 1 of 4 BCIA Certified Practitioners in the Oklahoma City area. Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback that takes electrical impulses from the brain and creates a unique therapeutic protocol, based on the data received, to improve brain function. We can detect subtle electrical impulses from the brain by placing an electrode cap on the head. These electrical impulses are amplified, giving the Neurofeedback monitor the information needed to generate an individualized training program.