I thought something was wrong with my relationship because I was constantly questioning my feelings. Learning about my triggers helped me understand it was OCD, not my relationship. Once I started doing ERP and stopped trying to figure everything out, I felt like I got my life and my relationship back.

As a parent, it was heartbreaking watching my child struggle and not knowing how to help. Lee gave us a clear plan and showed us how to stop reinforcing the OCD. My daughter is now more confident, more independent, and no longer controlled by fear.

I was stuck in nonstop what if questions about existence and reality. It felt like my brain would not turn off. Lee did not try to answer those questions, he taught me how to stop needing answers. That was the biggest shift for me. I finally feel present again.

I avoided so many things because of contamination fears. ERP pushed me in ways that were uncomfortable, but it worked. I am now living my life without constantly avoiding or second guessing everything. I feel free in a way I have not felt in years.

I came in hoping to just feel a little better. What I got was complete freedom from something that used to run my life. Lee does not just talk about it, he shows you exactly what to do and holds you accountable. If you do the work, it works.

My son was constantly asking for reassurance and we did not realize we were making it worse by giving it. Lee helped us change how we respond and helped our son learn how to tolerate uncertainty. He still has tough moments, but now he knows exactly what to do and it no longer takes over his day.

I honestly thought I was going to lose my relationship. Every day I was checking my feelings, analyzing conversations, and trying to figure out whether I was with the right person. I was exhausted. Lee helped me understand that the problem was never my relationship. It was the compulsions. Within a few months, I stopped obsessing over every feeling and started living my life again.

There was a point where I genuinely thought I was losing my mind. I was terrified of my own thoughts and spent hours trying to prove to myself that I would never hurt anyone. The more I tried to feel certain, the worse things got. Working with Lee completely changed the way I understood OCD. For the first time in years, I don’t feel trapped by fear.

OCD had become my full-time job. Cleaning, washing, avoiding, checking. My entire day revolved around trying to prevent something bad from happening. ERP was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but it gave me my freedom back. Today I can do things I never thought I’d be able to do again.

I spent years trying to figure myself out. Constantly checking my feelings, my reactions, and my attraction. Every day felt like a test I had to pass. Lee taught me that certainty was not the answer. Learning how to stop responding to OCD changed everything.

Watching your child suffer from OCD is heartbreaking. Our family felt completely overwhelmed. Lee not only helped our son understand OCD, but he helped us understand how to support him without feeding the cycle. We finally feel like we have our child back.

I had seen multiple therapists before finding Lee. He was the first person who immediately understood what was happening. He explained OCD in a way that made sense and gave me a clear plan for recovery. For the first time, I felt hopeful.

My biggest compulsions weren’t visible. Nobody knew I was spending hours every day ruminating, mentally checking, and replaying situations in my head. I thought I was a special case. Learning that mental compulsions were keeping me stuck was a game changer.

I spent years researching symptoms, checking my body, and convincing myself something was seriously wrong. No amount of reassurance ever lasted. ERP taught me how to live with uncertainty instead of trying to eliminate it. That lesson changed my life.

I was terrified to talk about what I was experiencing. OCD convinced me that having thoughts meant something terrible about who I was. Lee immediately understood what I was going through. He helped me realize that the problem was OCD, not me. That realization saved me.

The biggest thing Lee gave me wasn’t reassurance. It was confidence. Confidence that I could handle fear without trying to solve it. Confidence that I could live my life even when I felt uncertain. Recovery didn’t happen overnight, but today OCD no longer controls my decisions.

Working with Lee remotely from out of state was still incredibly effective. His Reality-Based approach worked even through video sessions. When I hit roadblocks, Lee knew exactly how to guide me through because he’s faced the same fears. I’m living proof that recovery is possible, no matter where you are.

I’d given up on ever feeling normal again. Checking rituals consumed 4+ hours of every day. Lee’s approach was different—we worked right in my home where the OCD was strongest. Within weeks, I was sleeping through the night without getting up to check things. For the first time in years, I felt like myself again.