Sherri L. O'Shea, LCSW

My practice primarily specializes in OCD and anxiety-related disorders, which comprise approximately 60–70% of our caseload. We are a growing group practice currently serving over 160 individuals with OCD and related conditions, including emetophobia, body-focused repetitive behaviors, health anxiety, scrupulosity, relationship OCD, and perfectionism-related presentations. Treatment is ERP-centered and integrative, incorporating CBT and ACT principles. We also treat co-occurring anxiety and mood disorders when clinically appropriate.

I treat co-occurring anxiety disorders (including OCD), depression, adjustment disorders, ADHD, and tic disorder. Treatment is integrative and evidence-based, combining CBT, ERP, ACT, and skills-based interventions tailored to symptom interaction and functional impairment. Structure typically includes weekly sessions with skills practice, exposure work when indicated, measurement-based care, and relapse prevention planning. Coordination with prescribers occurs as needed to support comprehensive care.

I have over 8 years of clinical experience treating OCD and OC spectrum disorders and founded a group practice with trained clinicians specializing in the treatment of OCD. My training includes formal coursework including the IOCDF BTTI training and advanced workshops in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), ACT for OCD, I-CBT and the treatment of hoarding disorder. I have received ongoing consultation and supervision from senior clinicians. I received certification as a certified provider of exposure and response prevention (ERP) via the Cognitive Behavior Institute.

Our clinicians have received graduate and post-graduate training in cultural diversity and trauma-informed care. As a whole, our clinical experience includes working with clients across diverse racial, ethnic, religious, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds in outpatient and community settings. We integrate culturally responsive assessment, explore the impact of identity and systemic stressors on symptom presentation, and adapt evidence-based treatments (e.g., ERP, CBT, ACT) to align with clients’ cultural values. Continuing education, and self-reflective practice inform our commitment to equitable, affirming, and inclusive care.