The Odd Treating the Id*
OCD Doctors and Clinics
Updated 11-Oct-2009
*Source? The earliest reference I've found is a 1995 USENET
rec.humor posting.
NOTE: I have compiled this listing of OCD
clinics and mental health professionals on the web, but I can
not personally vouch for them or the effectiveness of
their treatment programs. Many of the therapy sites I found on my own and many
therapists found me and asked to be listed. Of the latter group, all were, as
a rule, professional, friendly, and personable in their E-mails. The fact that
they have web sites, often with additional supporting information about OCD,
perhaps suggests a proactive nature, not a bad thing in a therapist.
There are, of course, many more therapists who do not have
web sites. The Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation has a useful
on-line
searchable database of OCD health professionals, but, knowing of some
excellent doctors in my geographic area who are not listed, I can tell that
even the OCF's listings are not exhaustive.
Although I don't know them personally, I would be remiss in
not mentioning
Dr. James Claiborn
(Maine) and Dr.
Michael Jenike (Massachusetts) because of
their long-time involvements in the OCD community. And, based on personal
experience, I would highly recommend Dr. Gerald Nestadt, director of the
Johns
Hopkins Medicine Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Clinic
(Maryland).
Academic Clinics
- The
Massachusetts General Hospital Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
Institute - located at
McLean Hospital and
directed by Dr. Michael Jenike. The Institute "serves as a national
and regional center dedicated to the advancement of clinical care,
teaching and research" of OCD; the program "provides partial hospital
and intensive residential levels of care for individuals age 17 and
older who suffer from severe or treatment-resistant OCD."
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Clinic
and Research Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard
Medical School. "Our mission is to educate the public, advance
research, and provide advanced clinical care to individuals with OCD."
(Dr. Sabine Wilhelm, Director, and Dr. Michael Jenike, Founder)
- Anxiety
Disorders Clinic (University of Sydney, Australia) - offers
treatment
of OCD and other anxiety disorders. The clinic is also "investigating
the nature, origin and treatment of OCD", including
Danger
Ideation Therapy (DIRT) for Obsessive-Compulsive Checkers: A Randomised
Controlled Trial.
- Clinical
Psychology Unit (CPU) (University of New South Wales, Australia) -
offers
treatment
of OCD and other disorders to adults and children, as well as
simultaneously conducting several OCD-related
research
projects.
- Duke
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - "Our skilled clinical team --
which includes psychiatrists, psychologists, specialized nurses,
clinical social workers, and substance abuse counselors -- evaluates,
diagnoses, and treats patients facing mental health issues of all
types", including OCD, (Duke University: Duke Medicine; Durham, North
Carolina, USA)
- Edna
B. Foa, Ph.D. - is Director of the
Center for the Treatment and
Study of Anxiety at the University of Pennsylvania.
- Hoarding of Animals
Research Consortium (HARC) - by Dr. Gary Patronek at Tufts
University. The research deals with people who hoard animals.
- Indiana University, School
of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry - has an
Adult
Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic for the treatment of various
psychiatric disorders, including anxiety disorders such as OCD, via
medications and/or psychotherapy. For children and teens, there is an
OCD/Tic/Anxiety
Disorders Clinic at the associated Riley Hospital for Children.
(Indianapolis, Indiana, USA)
- Johns
Hopkins Medicine Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Clinic - at Johns
Hopkins University; Gerald Nestadt, M.D., M.P.H., Director. Their
OCD Research page
describes the Clinic's research activities, has additional information
on OCD, and has instructions on how you can help them in their studies.
(Baltimore, Maryland, USA)
- Mayo Clinic
OCD/Anxiety Disorders Treatment and Research Program -
Jonathan
Abramowitz, Ph.D., director.
- Menninger Obsessive-Compulsive
Disorder Treatment Center - "provides a hospital treatment program
for adolescents, 12 to 17, and a program for adults, age 18 and older,
who have severe OCD, anxiety disorders or OCD spectrum disorders, as
well as coexisting conditions." Program director:
Thröstur
Björgvinsson, Ph.D.; program psychiatrist:
Joyce
Davidson, M.D.. (Houston, Texas, USA)
- Pediatric OCD and
Tic Disorders Clinic - offers a variety of medical and behavioral
treatments for OCD. Also see the
Anxiety
Disorders Program. (University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, USA)
- Rush University
Medical Center: Clinical Services: Psychiatry - a somewhat
difficult-to-navigate site, used to have a web page about their
Obsessive Compulsive Treatment Center. (Chicago, Illinois, USA)
- Stanford Obsessive-Compulsive and
Related Disorders Research Program - Stanford University School of
Medicine. (Stanford, California, USA)
- UCLA Child and Adolescent OCD
and Anxiety Program - University of California, Los Angeles.
(Los Angeles, California, USA)
- UCSD
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Clinic - University of California,
San Diego; Sanjaya Saxena, M.D., Director.
(Transcript
of a 1997 on-line discussion with Dr. Saxena, then director of the UCLA
OCD research program, on the subject of OCD.)
(San Diego, California, USA)
- University
of Chicago Hospitals Department of Psychiatry - provides "thorough,
accurate diagnostic evaluations and highly successful short-term
treatments" of anxiety disorders, including OCD.
(Chicago, Illinois, USA)
- University of Florida
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (UFOCD) Program - offers comprehensive
evaluation and treatment of OCD, TS, and related disorders for adults,
teens, and children. (Gainesville, Florida, USA)
- Western Psychiatric Institute &
Clinic (WPIC) - is part of the
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
(UPMC). WPIC treats
OCD.
Read the "About Us" and
"Contact Us" pages for
information on getting in touch with WPIC.
(Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA)
- Wayne
State University OCD Clinical Research Program (Detroit, Michigan,
USA)
- Yale Child Study
Center, TS/OCD Specialty Clinic - Yale University School of
Medicine. (New Haven, Connecticut, USA)
Professional Practices
Note:Below
you will find my collection of links to medical professionals who treat OCD
and who have web sites. The list is not exhaustive and no endorsement
is implied, but I've found the sites to be good sources of information on OCD
and its treatment. To locate more practitioners in your geographical area,
try the Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation's comprehensive
Treatment
Providers List and/or contact local OCD
organizations and support groups.
The American Psychological Association has an on-line
Psychologist Locator database.
Unfortunately, you can only search by geographic area (i.e., locate
psychologists within a certain distance of your home), not by
specialties. Consequently, you really need to do your homework
(see "Behavior Therapy")
before cold-calling psychologists you find via this service.
The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry has a
Child
and Adolescent Psychiatrist Finder for Canada and the USA. You can
search by location and by "Practice Interests" - select "OCD". As with the
psychologist database in the previous paragraph, be sure and do your homework
(see "Medicines") before cold-calling
psychiatrists you find via this service.
Medical professionals in adjacent states may also be of
interest, either because you live near the border between states or in one of
the large metropolitan areas (e.g., New York City and the District of Columbia)
that include parts of several states.
- Anxiety Treatment
Center - Robin Zasio, Psy.D., LCSW, Director, uses CBT and E&RP
to treat OCD and other anxiety disorders.
(Also known as the
Cognitive Behavior
Therapy Center of Sacramento?) (Sacramento, California)
- Associated
Counselors & Therapists - a group of psychotherapists that
treat OCD and other disorders. (Hermosa Beach, California)
- Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center of
Southern California - Rodney P. Boone, Ph.D., Director. "In our
individual and group treatments, we utilize specialized CBT treatment
methods that are tailored for the particular disorder", including
anxiety disorders (such as OCD) and mood disorders.
(Glendale, California and Torrance, California)
- Lori Riddle-Walker, MFT -
specializes in treating OCD and scrupulosity in children and adults
using CBT. (Escondido, California)
- OCD Center of Los Angeles (OCDLA) -
was founded by Tom Corboy, MFT, and specializes in Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy (CBT) for OCD and related anxiety disorders. The web site
provides excellent overviews of OCD and related disorders, CBT, and
the Center's own treatment and support programs. In addition, the
site has links to organizations, research centers, clinics, and support
groups around the world - well, at least in the USA, Canada, and the UK!
- San Francisco Bay Area Center for
Cognitive Therapy - treats a number of adult and childhood
disorders, including
OCD,
using CBT. The site has some useful articles on the use of CBT for OCD,
trichotillomania, depression, and panic disorder.
(Oakland, California)
- Westwood Institute for Anxiety
Disorders - Dr. Eda Gorbis, Director. The Institute diagnoses and
treats "the most serious cases of obsessive-compulsive disorder at our
clinic in Los Angeles. Treatment includes use of Dr. Edna Foa's
Prolonged Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy (ERP), medication
(as needed), hospitalization at UCLA for treatment refractory cases,
group therapy, relapse prevention, and so much more."
(Los Angeles, California)
- Larry Snapp, L.P.C. -
"has experience in counseling people with obsessive thoughts and
compulsive behaviors." (Denver, Colorado)
- Carolyn L. Kelley, LCSW -
treats OCD and other anxiety disorders. (Boca Raton, Florida)
- Change Your Thinking -
Frank Morelli, LMHC treats OCD and other anxiety disorders using CBT
and ERP. He also leads the monthly
OCD Support Group
sponsored by the OCF of Jacksonville, Florida. His web site has a
number of excellent articles about therapy in general and OCD in
particular. (metropolitan Jacksonville, Florida)
- NeuroBehavioral Institute -
provides "effective treatments and specialized services for
psychological
conditions, including OCD in adults, teens, and children.
E. Katia Moritz,
Ph.D., co-author of Blink,
Blink, Clop. Clop: Why Do We Do Things We Can't Stop?,
is a member of the staff. (Weston, Florida)
- OCD Resource Center of South
Florida - Dr. Bruce Hyman, co-author with Cherry Pedrick, R.N. of
The OCD
Workbook: Your Guide to Breaking Free from Obsessive-Compulsive
Disorder. (Hollywood, Florida and Boca Raton, Florida)
- Licia Freeman, M.A., M.Ed.,
LMFT - uses CBT and interpersonal therapy to treat OCD and other
anxiety disorders. (Atlanta, Georgia)
- Dr. Michael Gallo -
specializes in "Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder (OCD), Anxiety Disorders and Depression ... for adults,
adolescents and children". (Atlanta, Georgia)
- Lisa R. Terry, LPC - is a
Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in treating both
adults and children suffering from OCD and other anxiety disorders
with CBT and ERP. The peaceful, animated picture of clouds on her
web site is therapeutic in its own right. (Alpharetta, Georgia)
- Anxiety and Stress Disorders
Institute of Maryland (ASDI) - is located on the campus of the
Sheppard Pratt Health System. ASDI treats various anxiety disorders
including OCD; the website has a number of good articles specifically
about OCD. (Towson, Maryland)
- Behavior Therapy Center
of Greater Washington - "offers behavioral and cognitive behavioral
treatment for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Established over 25 years ago by the director, Dr. Charles Mansueto,
BTC is nationally recognized as a leading center for treatment of
obsessive-compulsive disorder and other anxiety disorders. BTC also
provides state-of-the-art care for a full range of other psychological
disorders." (Silver Spring, Maryland)
- Northern County
Psychiatric Associates - handles a broad range of psychiatric
disorders. The practice is located in Baltimore County, Maryland, USA.
Their web site is well worth exploring; of special note are:
- OCD Grand Rapids - Alan D.
Carriero, MSW, LMSW. This is one of the best web sites on OCD that I
have ever come across, if only for Alan Carriero's
biography. He himself
suffered from OCD and depression. In his 20's, "[d]esperately seeking
help, I went from psychiatrist to psychiatrist and therapist to
therapist. None of them were able to tell me what was wrong."
(Elsewhere on his site, he lists questions to ask potential
psychiatrists and therapists to ensure they know what they're doing.)
A young doctor at New York Hospital "finally diagnosed me correctly
and referred me to a cognitive-behavioral therapist who knew how to
treat the disorder. In four months, twenty years of suffering was
over. I was virtually symptom free ... I returned to school, became
a therapist, and now, I treat OCD and related problems." The remainder
of his web site has a good deal of useful information on the diagnosis
and treatment of OCD. I especially liked his
"FTT (Frequently
Thought Thoughts)" page, having myself had that feeling of "my
psychiatrist will think I'm completely crazy"! (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
- OCD Recovery Center -
Dr.
Christian R. Komor, Director. The Center is "currently NOT
accepting patients. Please e-mail us for referrals. Bookstore and
other services are Open!" The web site includes a number of excellent
articles on treating and living with OCD. (Grand Rapids, Michigan)
- OCD Coach - also-known-as Ed
Verry. He coaches you through "one of several clinically proven
self-help programs developed by leading authorities in OCD therapy".
(Bozeman, Montana)
- OCD Treatments - Chris McBee,
LCPC, treats OCD with CBT and E&RP therapy. Although he is based
in Montana, he will travel to your
location to conduct
the therapy. (Bozeman, Montana, USA - wonder if he knows
Ed Verry?!)
- Elliot
Behavioral Health Services - and the Elliot Behavioral Health
Services Center for Child and Adolescent Evaluation. "Therapy
services are available independently or in conjunction with other
treatment modalities, to provide an integrated treatment approach
to most problems", including OCD. (Manchester, New Hampshire)
- ADHD, Mood &
Behavior Center of New Jersey - treats children and adolescents with
OCD
and other disorders. It's not clear which of the group's centers
actually treats OCD. (Westfield, Ridgewood, and Cedar Knolls,
New Jersey)
- Anxiety Recovery Counseling
of New York and New Jersey - "Effective personalized phobia
treatment and OCD treatment in New York and New Jersey, using
cognitive/behavioral treatment, teaching anxiety management, coping
skills & relaxation."
(Judie
Biderman, Mahwah, New Jersey)
(Raeann
Dumont, Jersey City, New Jersey)
- The Center for
Emotional Health of Greater Philadelphia - "utilizes state of the
art techniques in the treatment of OCD, including exposure and response
prevention, behavior therapy, cognitive therapy, and supportive
approaches to alleviate obsessions and compulsions and improve daily
functioning." The Center, directed by Dr. Marla W. Deibler, also
treats trichotillomania, anxiety/panic, and other disorders. (Cherry
Hill, New Jersey - a New Jersey suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- Tommy Kot, Ph.D. - "Modern
cognitive-behavioral approaches based on current research are employed
to decrease personal suffering and enhance functioning for individuals
struggling with anxiety and mood disorders." (Morristown, New Jersey)
- OCD HOTLINE of New York/New
Jersey - is a free service offered by Dr. Steven
J. Brodsky. People can contact him for advice by E-mail (anyone
anywhere) or phone (tri-state area residents only).
(Manhattan/Bronx, New York)
- Stress and Anxiety Services
of New Jersey, PA - Allen H. Weg, Ed.D, founder and director.
The practice uses CBT to treat OCD and other disorders in children,
adolescents, and adults. (East Brunswick, New Jersey)
- Tamsen Thorpe, Ph.D. - uses
a "cognitive-behavioral [approach] and as such focuses on examining
and attempting to shift maladaptive thinking, undesirable behavioral
patterns and emotional distress." One area of her practice, "Anxiety
Reduction", includes the management of OCD.
(Harding Township, New Jersey)
- Perry Zand, M.D. - "A southern New
Jersey psychiatrist who has specialized in treating OCD for over twenty
years, using behavioral therapy, medication - and respect." (Cherry
Hill, New Jersey)
- Anxiety Recovery Counseling
of New York and New Jersey - "Effective personalized phobia
treatment and OCD treatment in New York and New Jersey, using
cognitive/behavioral treatment, teaching anxiety management, coping
skills & relaxation."
(Judie
Biderman, Mahwah, New Jersey)
(Raeann
Dumont, Jersey City, New Jersey)
- Warren Barlowe - is an "OCD
Behavioral Therapy Coach/Personal Teacher". The link takes you to the
new (2009) Long Island OCD Support Network home page. As you scroll
through the page, you'll find links to archived pages from the old
LIOCD web site, including Warren's biography and information about
the therapy services he offers. Eventually, the actual pages will
be moved to the new web site. (Nassau/Western Sufffolk Long Island
area, New York)
- Behavior Therapy of New
York - "Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Biofeedback Services for
Adults & Children". Directed by Dr. Robert Udewitz, BTNY treats
adults and children suffering from OCD and other disorders with
cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and other techniques. (New York,
New York)
- Behavioral
Associates - employs CBT (in some cases via Virtual Reality
Therapy) to treat a variety of disorders, including
OCD.
(Manhattan, New York City, New York)
- Dr. Steven J. Brodsky - is a
licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in cognitive behavioral
therapy for OCD, phobias, and panic disorder. He used to list a number
of magazine and newspaper articles in which his practice has been
featured (Wayback Machine:
articles);
see Judaism and OCD for the sole
remaining article I could find on-line. Dr. Brodsky also provides free
advice by E-mail (for anyone anywhere) or phone (for tri-state area
residents only) via his "OCD HOTLINE of New York/New Jersey". This is
a selfless service; in an E-mail, he said only 1% of contacts eventually
become clients. (Manhattan/Bronx, New York)
- Bio Behavioral
Institute - "is a psychological and psychiatric clinic dedicated
to the treatment and research of anxiety and mood disorders", including
Obsessive-Compulsive
Spectrum Disorders. (Great Neck, New York)
- Cognitive Health
Group - Bruce Hubbard, Ph.D., Director. The group uses CBT to treat
"panic attacks, worry, phobias, OCD, depression, bipolar disorder,
binge eating, hair pulling, and other common health problems."
(Manhattan, New York, New York)
- Michael Kenin, MD -
treats OCD and other anxiety disorders. (New York, New York)
- OCD NYC & Westchester -
Boris Pisman, MS, NCC, treats OCD, anxiety, and panic attacks using
yoga-based CBT. Individual therapy is offered in New York City; group
therapy is conducted at the White Plains Hospital Center. A self-help
CD, "Yoga-Based Treatment
Program of OCD and Anxiety", is available for purchase ($37) at the
web site. (New York, New York and White Plains, New York)
- OCD Online -
Dr. Steven Phillipson of the
Center for Cognitive
Behavioral Psychotherapy. Dr. Phillipson has had a long-time web
presence that has evolved into a well-organized, information-filled
website on OCD. In addition to in-person treatment (cognitive
behavioral therapy) of patients in the New York City area,
Dr. Phillipson also offers telephone consultations and, uniquely,
video conferencing by computer to patients around the world.
(New York, New York)
- Dena Rabinowitz, Ph.D. - is a
clinical psychologist who treats OCD
and other anxiety disorders using CBT. (New York and Scarsdale, New
York)
- John Silvestre, MS, LCSW -
is a cognitive behavioral therapist (CBT) "specializing in Anxiety and
Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum Disorders." Trained by the famous Dr.
Edna Foa's team, he is both a practitioner and a teacher of CBT to
other psychological professionals.
(New York [Manhattan], New York and Irvington [Westchester], New York)
- Western Suffolk Psychological
Services - specializes in OCD, TS, ADHD, BDD, and other anxiety
disorders. The site has a lengthy list of suggested
OCD
readings and a large collection of
on-line
articles by the practitioners themselves. One of the group, Dr.
Fred Penzel is very active in the OCD community. (Huntington, New York)
- Douglas Zimmerman, M.A. Ed.,
LCSW - "Psychotherapy for the relief of OCD, Anxiety, and
Depression". More particularly, he uses a "psycho-dynamic/relational
perspective" for treating these disorders.
(Psychology
Today profile) (New York, New York)
- See the Cherry Hill (a New Jersey suburb of Philadelphia) doctors and
clinics under New Jersey. (Cherry Hill, New
Jersey)
- Joan Kaylor, MS.Ed., N.C.C.,
Licensed Professional Counselor - treats OCD, trichotillomania,
and other anxiety disorders. She has been and is very active in the
OCD and trichotillomania communities at large. (McMurray,
Pennsylvania)
- Overcome OCD! - David Meyerson,
Ph.D. "Overcome OCD! is a state of the art treatment protocol designed
specifically for people with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)."
(Lower Gwynedd, Pennsylvania; Wyomissing, Pennsylvania - Philadelphia
suburbs and Reading area)
- Positive Pathways -
Michael J.
Connelly, M.Ed., NCC, LPC, a member of the practice, specializes
in CBT for
OCD
and is interviewed by Dr. Howard Gurr in a
podcast
about OCD treatment.
(Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
- Rosemont Counseling
Associates - is a group of psychiatrists, psychologists, and
counselors who treat OCD and other anxiety disorders. They also
conduct OCD and trichotillomania
support
groups. (Rosemont, Pennsylvania)
- Monnica Williams, Ph.D. -
"administers cognitive-behavioral therapy to adults with
obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, phobias,
and other anxiety disorders." She is co-founder of the
BrainPhysics Mental Health
Resource and Neurotic
Planet: OCD Discussion Forum web sites and organizer of the
Philadelphia OCD
Interest Group. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- NeuroScience, Inc. - is
both a "clinical trial research facility" and a "clinical psychology
private practice" that treats OCD and other anxiety disorders with
cognitive-behavioral therapy. (Herndon, Virginia)
- University of Mary
Washington Counseling & Psychological Services - has overviews
of various disorders, including
OCD.
Counselors "will assist in assessing your situation and recommending
options for intervention."
(Fredericksburg, Virginia)
- ChildSpirit - George Lynn, M.A.,
M.P.A., LMHC, is a psychotherapist who treats OCD and other disorders.
(Bellevue, Washington)
- Rogers
Memorial Hospital's Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders Center - offers a
Residential OCD Program for adults and teens, Treatment is accomplished
through "individual and group psychotherapy and medication. A strict
cognitive behavioral therapy (exposure and ritual prevention) approach
is used by the program's experienced staff." An earlier version of the
web page mentioned a "partial hospitalization" program; it's not clear
if that option is still available. (Oconomowoc, Wisconsin)
- Associated Counsellors
& Psychologists Sydney - was described in an E-mail to me as
(i) an information site that addresses "common mental health issues
including Generalised Anxiety, OCD, Social & Specific Phobia" and
(ii) a Sydney-based "service connecting you with professional
counsellors and psychologists in the Sydney CBD, Glebe, Bondi Junction,
Surry Hills and the Central Coast". The group appears to have the
ability to refer you to professionals who treat a wide range of anxiety
and other disorders. (Sydney, Australia and the other locations
mentioned above)
- Dr. Ross G. Menzies -
"Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for OCD, Anxiety and Depression in
Children, Adolescents and Adults". (Sydney, Australia)
- Neuropsychiatric
Institute (NPI) - has an OCD "programme". (Sydney, Australia)
- Dr. Jim Chandler -
is a pediatric psychiatrist; click on the "office door" for contact
information. He has written a number of
on-line
pamphlets on various disorders, including OCD.
(Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada)
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Associates of Toronto - Dr. Eilenna Denisoff and Dr. Peter Farvolden
provide CBT treatment for OCD and other disorders. (Toronto, Ontario,
Canada)
- McBride Psychological
Services - was founded by Joanna McBride, M.A., C.Psych.Assoc.
The group offers CBT treatment for anxiety, obsessive-compulsive
spectrum, and mood disorders. (London, Ontario, Canada)
- Dr. Timothy Quek -
is a psychologist who treats OCD. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
- OCD-Centret! (Swedish)
(OCD-senteret! Norwegian)
(OCD Centre! English) -
"Vi på OCD-Centret hjälper de som lider av
tvångssyndrom (OCD) att lära sig att minska och hantera
sitt tvång genom behandling med kognitiv beteendeterapi (KBT),
främst exponering med responsprevention." (Uppsala, Sweden).
- Cardinal Clinic - has an
OCD
Clinic, under the direction of Dr. Allison Rigg, that treats OCD
with CBT. (Windsor, Berkshire, England)
- OCDCentre - treats OCD using a
program developed by India Haylor and Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz (of
Brain Lock fame). Individual treatment programs can
be conducted on-line, by telephone, or in person. (London, UK)
- The
Priory Hospital North London - treats many psychiatric conditions,
including OCD.
(North London, England) (The
Priory Group
has many facilities throughout England and Scotland, aside from the
North London Hospital, These other sites may also offer OCD treatment.
Contact the Priory Group to find out what programs are available where.)
- Dr. David Veale - is a
psychiatrist
at The Priory Hospital North London who treats
OCD and other disorders.
See his "Appointments"
page for more detailed information about treatment programs. Dr. Veale
is co-author with Robert Willson of
Overcoming
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. (North London, England)