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Psychologist for OCD

We have 482 psychologists with this specialty

OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) is characterized by repetitive, unwanted thoughts and compulsive behaviors that can take over daily life. A psychologist with OCD expertise typically uses exposure with response prevention, the most effective treatment approach. With the right help, you can learn to break the cycle of compulsion and regain control of your life.

Key figures

Psychologist for OCD: 482 psychologists on FindPsyk. 152 hold a ydernummer, 379 offer online sessions, and the typical waiting time is 3 weeks.

Popular therapy methods

Marianne From Jakobsen

Marianne From Jakobsen

Frederikssund, Hovedstaden

Health insurance subsidySpecialistVerifiedOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+13
Louise Balslev Garnæs

Louise Balslev Garnæs

Frederiksberg, Hovedstaden

VerifiedOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+14
IC

Ida Christine Tholstrup Gjøde

København K, Hovedstaden

Verified2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+9
Kirstine Nielsen

Kirstine Nielsen

Aalborg, Nordjylland

Specialist3 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+12
Helene Dysgaard

Helene Dysgaard

København N, Hovedstaden

In-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+14
AK

Anne Krogh Jensen

Aalborg, Nordjylland

In-person
AnxietyStressADHD+11
Mads Kjær

Mads Kjær

Vejle, Syddanmark

Specialist28 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+11
DL

Dorte Larsen

Frederiksberg, Hovedstaden

SpecialistSupervisor2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+15
Flemming Rasmussen

Flemming Rasmussen

Roskilde, Sjaelland

SpecialistSupervisor2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+9
LL

Lea Linnet

Egtved, Syddanmark

Health insurance subsidy8 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+14
Shahram Wessberg

Shahram Wessberg

Hillerød, Hovedstaden

Health insurance subsidy2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+15
Kristine Piilgaard

Kristine Piilgaard

Auning, Midtjylland

2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+16
CV

Christine Vassing

Roskilde, Sjaelland

1 weekIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+7
Lykke Paarup Birkeland

Lykke Paarup Birkeland

Odense C, Syddanmark

Health insurance subsidySpecialistSupervisorOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+10
Janne M. Rodsten

Janne M. Rodsten

Fredensborg, Hovedstaden

2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+16
Ditte Gottlieb Hounisen

Ditte Gottlieb Hounisen

Kolding, Syddanmark

2 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+11
Pernille Dam-Andersen

Pernille Dam-Andersen

Hillerød, Hovedstaden

3 weeksIn-person
AnxietyStressADHD+8
Vinnie Heiss

Vinnie Heiss

Kolding, Syddanmark

1 weekOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+11
Karin Bisgaard

Karin Bisgaard

Hørsholm, Hovedstaden

Health insurance subsidySpecialist12 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+12
Marianne Skak Lund

Marianne Skak Lund

Lille Skensved, Sjaelland

Health insurance subsidy3 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+16
Kirsten Callesen

Kirsten Callesen

København K, Hovedstaden

4 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyStressCouples therapy+12
MB

Magdalena Bialy Riis

Fredericia, Syddanmark

Health insurance subsidy12 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+15
Vicki June Sieling

Vicki June Sieling

Hellebæk, Hovedstaden

1 weekOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+15
Dorte Holde Nielsen

Dorte Holde Nielsen

Kalundborg, Sjaelland

Health insurance subsidySpecialist4 weeksOnlineIn-person
AnxietyDepressionStress+13

Frequently Asked Questions

What is exposure with response prevention (ERP)?

ERP is the most effective treatment for OCD. You are gradually exposed to what triggers obsessive thoughts while practicing not performing compulsive behaviors. Over time, anxiety decreases and the grip of compulsion loosens. Treatment proceeds at a safe, controlled pace.

Can OCD be completely cured?

Most people experience significant improvement with treatment, but OCD can be a chronic condition with periods of improvement and relapse. The goal of treatment is to reduce the impact of symptoms on your life and provide tools for long-term management.

What is the difference between OCD and normal worry?

OCD thoughts are intrusive, unwanted, and often irrational, leading to compulsive behaviors to reduce anxiety. Normal worries are typically more realistic and don't lead to rituals. A psychologist can help distinguish and treat the condition.

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