Saharah Shrout
Find Relief Faster with an Experienced OCD ...

When does normal worrying cross the line into OCD? Here are some signs your loved one may need an evaluation.

Find Relief Faster with an Experienced OCD Specialist You Can Trust
Saharah Shrout
What's the Difference Between OCD and Normal ...

When does normal worrying cross the line into OCD? Here are some signs your loved one may need an evaluation.

What's the Difference Between OCD and Normal Worrying?

Therapist Spotlight: Abeeb Oki, LPC-Associate

Therapist Spotlight: Abeeb Oki, LPC-Associate

Meet Abeeb Oki, a therapist at OATH Therapy who specializes in OCD, anxiety, and couples work. In this spotlight interview, Abeeb shares what inspires his work, his calm and collaborative therapy style, and what new clients can expect when they begin their healing journey with him.

Therapist Spotlight: Megan Pike, LPC-Associate

Therapist Spotlight: Megan Pike, LPC-Associate

Get to know Megan Pike, LPC-Associate at OATH Therapy. Megan shares her journey into therapy, her approach to treating OCD and anxiety, and how she helps clients feel more human and less alone—whether in-office, virtually, or in concierge sessions.

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“But This One Feels Different”: Understanding OCD Subtypes and the Cycle Beneath Them

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“But This One Feels Different”: Understanding OCD Subtypes and the Cycle Beneath Them

OCD shows up in many forms—harm, contamination, relationship, moral, or just right—but the underlying cycle remains the same. At OATH Therapy, we use ERP to help clients accept uncertainty, resist compulsions, and reclaim their lives no matter the content of their thoughts.

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Concierge In-Home ERP: Bringing Effective Treatment into Real Life for OCD, Anxiety, and Phobias

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Concierge In-Home ERP: Bringing Effective Treatment into Real Life for OCD, Anxiety, and Phobias

OATH Therapy offers concierge in-home ERP sessions for OCD, anxiety, social fears, and driving-related phobias. Delivered in real-world settings, this immersive treatment helps clients reduce avoidance, build confidence, and make meaningful progress—right where symptoms occur.