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OCD TREATMENT:
FREEDOM FROM INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS & RITUALS.
Break the Cycle of Obsessions and Compulsions with Evidence-Based Telepsychiatry.
OCD isn’t quirkiness—it’s a relentless storm of "what ifs" and "must-dos" that hijacks your mind, drains your energy, and traps you in exhausting rituals. At Cater psychiatry, Dr. Sammy Khader, MD, a board-eligible psychiatrist specializing in anxiety disorders, offers more than temporary relief. We provide neuroscience-backed telepsychiatry that rewires obsessive loops, silences irrational fears, and restores mental sovereignty. No 6-month waits. No judgment. Just proven strategies to reclaim your life.
Your Liberation Journey
Phased & Empowering
01
Breaking the Cycle (Weeks 1-4)
Medication initiation to lower anxiety ceiling
Hierarchy-building for gradual exposures
Ritual delay training to build tolerance
02
Neural Rewiring ($199 Follow-Ups)
Custom ERP exercises (e.g., handling feared objects on video)
Inference-based CBT for "bad thought" normalization
Comorbidity care for ADHD/depression
03
Sovereignty
Relapse prevention blueprints
Identity work beyond "OCD sufferer"
Passion reclamation without fear
Why Choose Cater Psychiatry?
Specialized Care for Complex OCD
Standard clinics treat OCD like generalized anxiety. We target its unique neurobiology with urgency and expertise:
ERP + Medication Synergy
Combine exposure therapy with pharmacotherapy for faster remission.
DNA-Guided Dosing
Optimize SSRI levels using pharmacogenetics to minimize side effects.
72-Hour Protocol Launch
Start treatment within days—not months—to halt ritual reinforcement.
Real-Time ERP Coaching
Telehealth sessions during triggers (e.g., touching contaminants).
Nights & Weekends Access
Crisis support for breakthrough obsessions.
Transparent Pricing
$279 evaluation; $199 follow-ups—no hidden fees.
We don’t just manage symptoms—we dismantle OCD’s architecture.
Integrated Care
Untangling Comorbidities
OCD rarely travels alone. We treat:
ADHD
Stimulant-safe protocols for focus without exacerbating anxiety
Body Dysmorphia
Differentiating from contamination OCD
Tic Disorders
Managing Tourette’s overlap
Psychosis
Distinguishing intrusive thoughts from delusions