Shelly Van Etten Lee PhD

My practice at the California Psychology Center is exclusively focused on OCD and other Anxiety Disorders. Approximately 35% of my caseload is specifically OCD and related disorders.

30 years of training and experience focused on exposure based treatments for OCD and anxiety disorders, including:
Internship in OCD and anxiety disorders (Vancouver Health Sciences Centre, Anxiety Disorders Program)
Postdoctoral training in anxiety and OCD (Anxiety and Stress Disorders Institute, Towson, Maryland)
Postdoctoral Fellowship and 9 years as a clinical faculty member in OCD and anxiety disorders (University of Michigan, Dept. of Psychiatry, Anxiety Disorders Program).
20 years as a Psychologist, Supervisor and Director of Training at the University of Michigan, Mary A. Rackham Institute, with my clinical practice and supervision focused on OCD and anxiety disorders.

30 years of clinical practice with experience spanning a range of diversity in terms of sexual orientation, gender identity, racial/ethnic background, ages (18 through elderly), and neurodiversity.

Annual training in cultural competencies as part of my faculty role at the University of Michigan Mary A. Rackham Institute over 28 years.

4 Continuing Education Credits completed every 2 years in the area of Cultural Diversity & Social Justice; Most recently 5 credits “California Culture and the Psychosocial Implications of Socioeconomic Position Part I: California Cultures and Social Determinants of Health