Services
Our team of specialists offers a range of services to support you in overcoming the impact of living with fear.
Evaluation
Meaningful change starts with a strong conceptualization of the problems, strengths, skills, and systems. Our work includes effectively understanding and planning to treat the identified problems. We will assist you in devising a plan for getting on track, whether that involves consulting with other providers or initiating cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) together. Ongoing assessment is included in the evolving process of therapy in order to monitor progress and tailor services.
How this may look...
Working to understand your concerns begins at the initial phone consultation and essentially never stops. Our clinicians use clinical interview, selected questionnaires, behavioral observations, and examination of previous testing reports to diagnose problems and support treatment.
Therapy
Specialized treatment is our main focus. Our therapists offer a range of services to meet your needs manageably. All team members offer cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and incorporate evidence-based methods into our work. Treatment plans are sensitively designed to flexibly, efficiently, and effectively cross the barriers that OCD and/or anxiety have imposed. As specialists, we routinely maintain continuity of care by consulting with other providers and family members.
Meet once or twice per week with one of our specialist providers. Parents are included in support of our child and adolescent clients.
Parent coaching, parent-directed treatment for childhood anxiety/OCD (SPACE) and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) are among our services that support children through parent work.
Exposure Support
Additional support for between-session therapy homework may help maximize treatment gains.
Intensive Services
Treatment plans for 2-15 hours per week offer focused and customized specialty support for a primary OCD or anxiety diagnosis. The goals and structure for intensive support may vary.
Three-day camps offered during summer and winter breaks provide small group learning opportunities for kids to practice skills and build confidence. Children are set up for success with engaging, hands-on activities, led by specialists in treating selective mutism, Dr. An Le and Dr. Sara Louise Tedford.
Camp attendees start the process with an intake evaluation. Lead-in sessions are typically recommended prior to the camp in order to support small group readiness and maximize each child's potential to build and generalize skills.
Contact us at info@capitalocd.org to learn more.
Professional Development
Individual Consultation & Supervision
School presentations
Continuing Education Presentations
Advanced Practicum
Insurance Disclaimer
We are not in-network with insurance providers. You may wish to consult with your insurance company to inquire about reimbursement for services. Please contact us if you would like our handout about seeking information from insurance companies about reimbursement. We will provide you with monthly receipts. With your consent and appropriate information, our providers will be able to contact your insurance company if your out-of-network reimbursement would require prior authorization. However, reimbursement is considered a matter between you and your insurance carrier.