OCD THERAPY FOR CHILDREN AND TWEENS
Helping your child face fears with confidence.
Your child can learn to overcome OCD, step by step.
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) can make life feel like a never-ending loop of fear, rituals, and uncertainty. Watching your child struggle with obsessive thoughts or compulsive behaviors is tough, but there is hope. At Reflect Therapy, we blend play therapy with Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) to help children and tweens confront and manage their OCD. ERP is a highly effective, evidence-based treatment that teaches your child to face their fears while learning healthier ways to cope. With the added benefit of play therapy, we create a supportive and engaging environment where your child can feel safe, strong, and capable of change.
You’re tired of seeing them:
stuck in repetitive thoughts or behaviors
feeling controlled by their fears
avoiding activities they once loved
struggling with everyday tasks due to rituals
losing confidence in themselves
how WE can help
Guiding your child to face OCD with strength.
Our approach to OCD therapy combines the power of ERP with the creativity of play therapy, designed specifically for children and tweens. ERP helps your child gradually face their fears and reduce compulsions by preventing the usual responses that feed OCD. In a gentle, step-by-step process, we teach them that they can manage their anxiety and resist the need for rituals. Play therapy adds an extra layer of comfort and creativity, allowing your child to engage with the process in a fun, low-pressure way.
At Reflect Therapy, we believe in empowering your child to take back control from OCD. Through this therapeutic blend, your child learns not only to reduce the grip of OCD but also to grow in confidence and resilience. Our goal is to help them develop the skills they need to live free from the restrictions OCD imposes, all while feeling supported every step of the way.
imagine if they…
Faced their fears without rituals
Lived freely without constant anxiety
Gained confidence in managing OCD
WE want you to know:
Your child can break free from OCD’s hold.
Let’s work together.