Meet The Team
Our team is trained in the best treatments for OCD. We also know that treatment is hard. Our approach is to use the best treatments, personalized with your unique needs, and used at your pace, to make sure that you have the most successful recovery journey possible.
Dr. Gibson provides evidence-based treatment for OCD, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders, specializing in teens and young adults. She also works as a generalist across trauma, depression, and identity development and interpersonal concerns.
Dr. Meadows works with adolescents and young adults, using ERP, CBT, DBT, and cognitive processing therapy. She has significant experience with the LGBTQIA+ community and provides gender-affirming care.
Brenda Bruckner treats OCD in patients of all ages, along with anxiety, eating disorders, depression, trichotillomania, and excoriation. A fluent native Spanish speaker, she provides therapy in both English and Spanish.
Dr. Bivona treats OCD in adolescents and adults using exposure and response prevention. He also works with anxiety, social anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, and depression using exposure-based behavioral therapies.
Dr. Allen treats OCD, anxiety, and specific phobias in adults and late adolescents using ERP, ACT, and DBT. He works primarily with autistic individuals, LGBTQIA+ clients, and young adults.
Dr. Epifano treats adults and adolescents with OCD, eating disorders including ARFID, and borderline personality disorder. She is trained in exposure and response prevention, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy.
Dr. Krivashei works with children and adolescents experiencing OCD, anxiety, and PTSD, along with eating disorders including ARFID. She is trained in exposure and response prevention, CBT, and trauma-focused CBT.
Anna Smith treats OCD and anxiety, along with eating disorders and depression. She uses CBT, DBT, and exposure and response prevention, working from a person-centered approach built around each patient’s goals.
Dr. Waltrip provides psychiatric medication management for OCD and related conditions. Medication does not replace exposure and response prevention, and she works with each patient’s therapist to decide whether it has a role.
Becky Schroeder provides nutrition care for patients whose OCD or anxiety affects eating, including contamination fears around food, ritualized eating, and health-related worry. She collaborates with the treating clinician so nutrition support fits the broader plan.