OCD is treatable, even if you’ve tried everything.
Online therapy for people stuck in loops of doubt, checking, and reassurance. Individual sessions and a small OCD group, in Ohio and Minnesota.

How I help

  • Individual therapy. One-on-one sessions built around your OCD, whatever form it takes: contamination, harm, relationships, “just right,” mental rituals, and more. We go at a pace that’s challenging but doable. Free consult

  • The OCD group. Twelve weeks with a small group of people who get it. Weekly 75-minute sessions online. You learn the skills, practice between sessions, and see you’re not the only one. Starts January. See the group

  • What treatment looks like. Exposure and response prevention (ERP) means gradually facing what OCD tells you to avoid, while choosing not to do the ritual. I pair it with acceptance-based skills, so you can carry the discomfort and keep moving toward what matters to you.

Does this sound familiar?

  • You know the thought doesn’t make sense, but you can’t let it go.

  • You check, replay, or ask for reassurance, and the relief doesn’t last.

  • You have thoughts that scare you and worry what they mean about you.

  • You’ve tried talking it through, and it only seems to make it worse.

That’s what OCD does. It’s real, it’s common, and there’s a treatment built for it.

Meet Kevin
I’m Kevin Jaworski, a licensed professional clinical counselor who works with people with OCD and anxiety. Many of the people I see have already had caring therapy that didn’t quite reach their OCD. I use exposure and response prevention, the best-supported treatment for OCD, along with acceptance-based skills. People with OCD can get better, and I see it all the time.

More about me

Fees and next step
$250 per 60-minute session, online. I’m out-of-network with insurance, and many plans reimburse part of the fee.