If your teen is showing signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), getting help early can make a big difference. Our online OCD treatment program gives teenagers the support they need from the comfort of home. We connect teens with licensed therapists who understand OCD and know how to help them manage OCD symptoms like compulsive behavior and obsessive thinking.
Our teen-focused care is designed to improve their daily life, reduce stress, and bring a better quality of life. Through virtual therapy sessions, your teen can get the care they need—without ever leaving the house.
OCD is a mental health disorder that causes unwanted thoughts (called obsessions) and urges to repeat actions (called compulsions). It can make day-to-day activities hard. Teens with OCD might wash their hands a lot, check things many times, or struggle with excessive concerns about germs, safety, or order.
These repetitive behaviors can affect school, friendships, and family life. OCD is more than just liking things neat or clean. It’s a mental health condition that needs care from a mental health professional.
Teenagers with depression may not always show the same signs as adults. Some may become quiet, while others may get angry or upset easily.
Common symptoms of depression in teens include:
Our online treatment is flexible and built just for teens. We use tools like video therapy and online therapy platforms to offer easy access to care. Your teen can talk to their online OCD therapist from home, during times that work for your family.
We know teens have busy schedules, and going to in-person appointments can be tough. That’s why we focus on virtual therapy sessions and video sessions that are simple, private, and effective.
This type of therapy helps teens understand their thoughts and how to change them. CBT is a common type of treatment for OCD.
ERP is a kind of response prevention therapy that slowly helps teens face their fears in a safe way. This can lead to a decrease in urge to do compulsions.
This therapy teaches teens to accept thoughts without acting on them. It can reduce feelings of anxiety and boost confidence.
For some teens, a combination with medications and therapy gives the best results. Our medical provider may help with medication management if needed.
No two teens are the same. That’s why we create a personalized treatment plan for each person. During a diagnostic assessment, our team learns about the teen’s symptoms, history, and severity score to create a care path that works.
We use different treatment modalities like:
We may also work with your primary care provider or insurance company to make sure everything is covered and supported.
Here is what your teen’s therapy journey may look like:
All sessions are private, safe, and led by qualified mental health providers.
There is no one single cause, but OCD can be linked to:
Our goal is to look at all risk factors and create a treatment that fits your teen.
Many teens show improvement in symptoms within weeks or months. With time and support, OCD can become easier to manage. The goal is a reduction in symptoms, stronger coping skills, and better daily functioning.
Treatment is not about “fixing” someone. It’s about helping them live a full life, even with a chronic illness like OCD. With professional treatment, teens can learn to face their fears, reduce compulsive urges, and live their day life with more confidence.
You don’t have to wait. We make it easy to:
Our team includes trained medical professionals, counselors, and therapists who understand the aspects of depression and the factors for depression that teens face today.
Adolescent Mental Health is a dedicated virtual mental health treatment center exclusively focused on the mental health needs of teenagers, offering specialized care to address the unique challenges teens and families face.
Compassionate support, expert guidance, and tailored programs for adolescent mental health.
Connect with Adolescent Mental Health today. Let us guide your teenager towards resilience and well-being.
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