Jennifer Daigle, LPC, NCC

I offer an integrative and multidimensional approach to treating OCD and related diagnoses to address complex or treatment-resistant presentations and allow greater accessibility for all populations to the treatment of these diagnoses.

I often work with complex presentations of OCD that have been resistant to ERP and other modalities in the past. Most often, I work with those with overlapping presentations of OCD and trauma disorders, depression, other anxiety or OCD-related presentations, and other undiagnosed symptomology like neurodivergence, eating and feeding/body-focused issues, family and relational issues, etc. If you have ever felt complex or misunderstood, I got you!

My work is informed by significant experience with modalities including ERP and CBT including training through the IOCDF, and is further supported by extensive training in trauma-informed, decolonized, and inclusive practices. My practice was founded by a need for adaptive strategies for treating complex presentations of OCD and related diagnoses, and at it’s core, is entirely tailored to each client’s specific needs using modalities and assessment tools that address all dimensions of a person.

It has been the mission of my practice and training to account for gaps in OCD research and treatment, and to advocate for a decolonized approach to healthcare. These principals are woven into each new client relationship and each session, because we all deserve to be heard, understood, and experience true healing beyond just symptom reduction.

I am grateful to exist in a community that is made up of mentors and teachers in various capacities that is dedicated to anti-discriminatory healthcare, and affords me the opportunity for the continual personal growth that is required to be the most just provider I can be for you. We are always allowed to engage in ongoing conversation about this together (I only have 100 words here!)