OCD Treatment
For Adolescents & Young Adults
OCD Treatment That Works
Anxiety, Trauma & Depression Treatment Center’s Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) provide an individualized comprehensive, structured approach to treating OCD and helping individuals manage their symptoms effectively. These programs combine therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and group therapy to help individuals confront their obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors in a controlled environment. By gradually exposing patients to feared situations and encouraging healthier coping mechanisms, our IOPs empower individuals to reduce their compulsions and anxiety. This approach helps individuals build emotional resilience, develop long-term coping strategies, and improve their overall quality of life. Our IOPs also offer ongoing support and skills training to help OCD sufferers maintain progress, manage relapses, and ultimately overcome the disorder, allowing them to lead more fulfilling and successful lives. If you or a loved one has been suffering from OCD the end can be near, call one of our admissions coordinators to start recovery.
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Office Hours: Mon-Fri: 9am – 5pm (By Appointment Only)
Tel: 833-803-3883
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Treatment is Here for Adolescents with OCD
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in adolescents can significantly impact their daily lives and long-term mental health. During adolescence, the pressures of school, social dynamics, and self-identity development can exacerbate OCD symptoms, leading to intense cycles of intrusive thoughts (obsessions) and compulsive behaviors aimed at reducing anxiety. For many adolescents, OCD can interfere with academic performance, relationships with family and peers, and overall self-esteem. If left untreated, the disorder can persist into adulthood, often becoming more severe and harder to manage. Untreated OCD in adolescence may result in chronic mental health issues such as depression, social isolation, and increased risk for other anxiety disorders, further impairing their ability to lead a fulfilling life.
Young Adults with OCD is Devastating
In young adults, OCD can manifest in more complex and challenging ways as they face the transition to greater independence, relationships, and career development. The compulsions that typically accompany OCD—such as repeated checking, counting, or cleaning—can interfere with academic achievements, job performance, and the ability to maintain healthy relationships. The impact of OCD may cause significant distress, leading to avoidance behaviors, lack of motivation, and feelings of hopelessness. Without proper treatment, OCD can continue to negatively affect their personal and professional growth, increasing the risk of co-occurring disorders like depression, substance abuse, or other anxiety-related conditions. Long-term implications of untreated OCD in young adults can diminish their quality of life, hinder personal achievements, and decrease overall well-being.
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