OCD
Understanding OCD
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is more than habits or quirks. It involves persistent, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals (compulsions) that can take over daily life. OCD is challenging, but it is treatable.
What OCD Feels Like
People with OCD often describe:
Repetitive, intrusive thoughts that feel uncontrollable
Compulsions such as checking, counting, or cleaning
Anxiety or distress if rituals aren’t performed
Time lost to routines that interfere with work, school, or relationships
Feeling trapped in a cycle of obsessions and compulsions
OCD is not a personality trait—it’s a medical condition that deserves care.
Why Treatment Matters
Untreated OCD can grow more severe and consume more of your time and energy. With treatment, many people reduce symptoms, regain control, and live more freely.
How Zellig Helps
We offer psychiatric treatment for OCD grounded in evidence-based care:
Medication management — SSRIs and other options tailored to your needs
Collaboration with therapists — for exposure-based or cognitive-behavioral therapy when appropriate
Ongoing monitoring — adjusting treatment as symptoms improve
What to Expect at Zellig
In-depth evaluation — to understand your symptoms, history, and daily challenges
Individualized treatment plan — combining medication management with therapy referrals when helpful
Consistent follow-up — ongoing support and adjustments for sustainable progress
Take the Next Step
If you’ve been searching for OCD treatment or a psychiatrist for OCD, Zellig is here to support you. Reach out today to begin your path toward relief and control.
