Sarah M. Beck, LMFT

Treating OCD is my passion, and my lived experience with both OCD and ADHD gives me a unique perspective in supporting others. About 75% of my practice is focused on treating OCD, with the rest dedicated to anxiety-related disorders. I offer individual, group, and family sessions, both online and in person, to make services as accessible as possible. I enjoy using creativity and art in my work, which often helps clients approach challenges in new ways. I also have lots of experience working with neurodivergent individuals and strive to create an inclusive, personalized approach to meet their needs.

In additional to specialized treatments for OCD, I also use ACT and EMDR to help people manage other areas in their life where they may experience challenges.

I have been treating OCD since 2022 and am committed to using evidence-based practices tailored to each person’s unique needs. My primary approach is Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (ICBT), and I regularly participate in trainings and consultations to enhance my skills in this area. I also incorporate Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), often blending these methods with creativity and art to enrich the therapeutic process. I have experience working with many various subtypes of OCD, including harm, contamination, and taboo themes, and I am always striving to provide compassionate, personalized care.