“We were appreciative of the IOP team’s willingness to work with, not just us as a family, but also our child’s school support system, to ensure that consistency in terms of incentives and disincentives, as well as expectations, were aligned across all aspects of his life.”

“Overall, while the clinicians we worked with had varying approaches and different levels of experience, they each brought a fresh perspective and a different skillset to the table, which allowed our child to progress gradually but consistently through the process.”

“What we accomplished with the IOP and team and family support was amazing-our child went from 2 hours of showering a day to skipping a day, which was incredible.”

“One of the challenges was our child’s inability to articulate or even fully understand their range of emotions – whether anger, anxiety, frustration, or fear. Our child ended therapy with the tools to be able to diagnose their own mood, and “troubleshoot” their reaction to difficult situations.”

“The most important gift the program gave us collectively as parents was a platform to align on our accommodation and OCD management strategies…consistency and clarity became our friends. We knew that giving in to accommodations was not the same as compassion, but IOP afforded us a “coach” who kept us focused.”

“OCD and anxiety wreaked havoc on our family and negatively impacted all of us. If your child is ready to make the commitment to do the work, the IOP will change how your child, and you, navigate OCD and anxiety.”

“Deciding to commit to IOP is a personal decision based on each family’s specific circumstances, but it was one of the best decisions we have ever made as a family.”

“CBTeam met my child where they were, and they weren’t afraid to speak truth to power and really shake things up. That is exactly what we needed. The parental support was above and beyond anything we had ever been offered- we had some very rough patches during treatment, and the team was always there to support us and our family.”