Find the right OCD therapist in Downtown of Baltimore, MD

Adena Miller

My approach to therapy: You made it here! Therapy is not one size fits all. You deserve to work with a therapist who connects with you and builds an approach that supports your individual needs. As a therapist, I utilize a somatic (body-based), relational approach to connect with and support my clients through change.

Sammi Farber

My approach to therapy: Though I specialize primarily in eating disorders, I also have extensive experience in treating generalized anxiety disorder, depression, borderline personality disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, relationship problems and life transitions.

Leslie Worley

My approach to therapy: I believe therapy is a truly collaborative effort for healing and as such, I seek to build an authentic and equal relationship with the person sitting across from me. I am passionate about helping people learn how to live by their values instead of letting emotions, thoughts or OCD control or overwhelm their lives.

Shannon Sammis

My approach to therapy: I strive to create a warm and welcoming space where you feel comfortable showing your authentic self. My therapy approach is client-centered and collaborative. I have a special passion for working with adults who have ADHD, as well as parents—especially those caring for children with special needs or medically complex conditions.

Tim Gough

My approach to therapy: My approach is warm, honest, and practical. I create a space where you can feel safe, understood, and comfortable being yourself. I believe therapy should feel supportive, but also helpful and meaningful. Together we will look at patterns, build new skills, and find realistic solutions that fit your life, your goals, and who you are.

Amanda Vaught

My approach to therapy: I focus on helping you understand and heal from the past. I take a collaborative, compassionate approach that meets you where you are. I’ll spend time getting to know your story and how you see yourself, others and the world. Finally, we’ll decide together what kind of treatment feels right for you.

Dr. Steven Brodsky, Psy.D.

My approach to therapy: Do results matter to you? For 30 years everyone I've treated has OCD, Panic, or severe anxiety. I have 90% success without medicine. Part of the therapy is highly behavioral, directly addressing anxiety and coping. We'll also resolve life-long issues that fuel the anxiety along. By the end, people forget why they came. See me on TV at https://OCDhotline.com

Bradley Bryk, PsyD

My approach to therapy: We will work together to recognize the strengths within you, better understand areas for growth, and engage in tangible actions to live your life most effectively according to your values.

Tiffany Cruz

My approach to therapy: His general approach to working with patients is based on an assumption that most people are the best experts on their own lives. I like to work with people in partnership to assist them in defining problems and finding individualized solutions based

Alexandra McNulty

My approach to therapy: I am fiercely dedicated to helping my clients find greater joy, calm, and fulfillment in life, providing practical tools along the way. While I let clients lead, I recognize therapy as an investment of time, energy and money, and take my job seriously to provide clients with results-focused, evidence-based care that works.