Anna Wiebold, LPC-S

Anna Wiebold, LPC, provides individual outpatient psychotherapy for adolescents and adults addressing OCD, scrupulosity, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, trauma, and other concerns. Approximately 40–50% of her current practice consists of individuals with OCD and related concerns, including intrusive thoughts and scrupulosity. She provides individualized treatment using evidence-based approaches, including ERP and CBT, while addressing co-occurring concerns that may affect recovery. Her approach considers the whole person, including each client’s values, relationships, and goals. As a Catholic therapist, she also offers integration of Christian faith into treatment for clients who desire it.

When OCD co-occurs with anxiety, ADHD, or mood disorders, I take an integrated approach that addresses the interaction between these concerns while keeping OCD-specific treatment at the center of care. I assess how co-occurring symptoms may contribute to or complicate the OCD cycle and tailor treatment accordingly. Treatment may include ERP and other evidence-based interventions for OCD, along with strategies targeting anxiety, attention and executive functioning, mood regulation, and behavioral patterns that may interfere with recovery. I work collaboratively with clients to prioritize treatment targets, build skills, and address co-occurring concerns in a coordinated manner.

Anna Wiebold, LPC, has over 10 years of clinical experience working with individuals with OCD and related concerns. Her experience has developed primarily through clinical practice, supplemented by continuing education addressing OCD, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, and related concerns. Over the course of her practice, she has worked extensively with individuals experiencing OCD and scrupulosity and has continued to deepen her understanding through OCD-focused educational resources and clinical consultation. Her experience with OCD has been an ongoing, experiential process of learning and clinical development over the past decade.

Anna works with clients from diverse backgrounds. As a Catholic therapist, she understands the human person as possessing inherent dignity and worth and views therapy as an opportunity for honest self-understanding, growth, and healing. She works collaboratively with clients toward meaningful change, drawing on evidence-based psychological approaches while respecting the client’s values and beliefs. She has particular experience working with Christian clients navigating OCD and scrupulosity, including intrusive thoughts and concerns related to faith, conscience, and morality.

Anna has significant experience working with individuals from varied socioeconomic, cultural, family, and religious backgrounds. Her clinical experience has taught her to approach each person with curiosity, respect, and an appreciation for both individual differences and the universal human experiences of suffering, loss, relationships, and the desire for connection and meaning.