Faith Voss, LCSW

My practice specializes in pediatric and adult OCD, with approximately 80% of my caseload focused on OCD and related disorders. I provide evidence-based treatment using exposure and response prevention (ERP) for OCD and prolonged exposure for co-occurring PTSD. I also support individuals experiencing depression and anxiety, with particular expertise in helping expatriates living abroad navigate these conditions. Over my career, I have treated hundreds of individuals with OCD, tailoring structured, skills-based interventions to reduce symptoms and improve daily functioning while providing a supportive, collaborative therapeutic environment.

I provide treatment for OCD, PTSD, and depression, often addressing co-occurring anxiety or trauma-related disorders. Treatment begins with the disorder causing the most distress—using cognitive-behavioral therapy and exposure and response prevention (ERP). Once symptoms are manageable, we address the next presenting disorder. Weekly sessions are structured to build skills, coping strategies, and emotion regulation, supporting symptom reduction and overall well-being, with family or caregiver involvement when appropriate.

I have worked as a therapist for over 7 years, specializing in treating pediatric & adult OCD for the past 5 years. My experience includes school settings, private practice, and 4 years abroad in Switzerland supporting expatriates and international families. I provide ERP as my primary intervention and completed the International OCD Foundation’s Behavior Therapy Training Institute (BTTI) in 2024. I also participate in ongoing workshops through the National Association of Social Worker and regularly attend an OCD consultation group with ERP specialists to maintain and deepen my expertise.

While working as a therapist in Switzerland for four years, I served a diverse international population, including clients from European, Asian, and Middle Eastern backgrounds. This experience strengthened my ability to tailor evidence-based treatments, including ERP and prolonged exposure, to respect varied cultural values and family dynamics. I developed skills in cross-cultural communication and supporting families navigating mental health challenges in an international context, fostering accessibility, inclusivity, and culturally sensitive care.

I run a Family Support Group for relatives of loved ones living with OCD. The group provides education, coping strategies, and guidance on reducing accommodation behaviors to foster healthier family dynamics. If interested in learning more or joining, please visit my website or email me directly for details.