Lukas S. Snear, LPC

Lukas Snear, LPC, provides specialized OCD and anxiety treatment via telehealth across Texas, Michigan, and Wisconsin, where OCD is his exclusive focus. He uses Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), the gold-standard therapy for OCD, to treat every subtype: Harm OCD, Relationship OCD (ROCD), Religious/Moral (Scrupulosity) OCD, Sexual Intrusive Thoughts OCD, Contamination and Health OCD, Checking/Responsibility OCD, Real Event and False Memory OCD, Sensorimotor OCD, Just Right OCD, and Rumination/Mental Compulsions (Pure O). He also offers family therapy to reduce OCD-fueling accommodation. BTTI-trained, LGBTQIA+ affirming, veteran-friendly. In-network: Aetna, Ambetter, BlueCross BlueShield, CIGNA, Health First, UnitedHealthcare; private pay $200.

When OCD co-occurs with other conditions, Lukas treats them through an OCD-informed, evidence-based lens. He brings particular expertise in eating disorders, which frequently overlap with OCD, and also addresses co-occurring anxiety disorders, autism spectrum presentations, and tics/Tourette’s. Treatment is integrated and individualized, prioritizing OCD while supporting the whole person.

Lukas Snear is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) whose practice focuses exclusively on OCD and anxiety. His ERP training includes the IOCDF Behavioral Training Institute (BTTI), the foundation’s intensive Exposure and Response Prevention program for clinicians, and the NOCD Academy. He treats the full range of OCD subtypes using ERP as the first-line, evidence-based approach, and provides family therapy to reduce the accommodation that maintains OCD. He works with both individuals and their families to support lasting recovery.

I completed graduate coursework emphasizing multicultural counseling, ethics, and systemic awareness. My clinical training included working with clients from diverse racial, cultural, gender, and religious backgrounds across Texas, both in-person and via telehealth. I regularly treat clients from varied socioeconomic and cultural contexts, including LGBTQ+ individuals and those from immigrant families. I emphasize humility and curiosity when exploring cultural influences on OCD and identity. I continue professional education in culturally responsive exposure therapy to ensure all clients feel seen and supported within their lived experiences.