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OCD therapy that actually works

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When thoughts get stuck and rituals take over your day — we got you. Care for kids, teens, and adults. Medicaid and most insurance accepted.
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Medicaid + most insurance
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Ages 4 to adult
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All visits online
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Trained in proven OCD treatment

You're not alone — and it's not your fault

About

1 in 40 adults has OCD

Most

people wait years before getting help but recovery is possible

OCD is

very treatable with the right kind of therapy
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What OCD Can Look Like

OCD has two parts that feed each other. Here's what they are:
Stuck Thoughts (Obsessions)
Scary or gross thoughts pop into your head. You don’t want them. They keep coming back anyway.
Rituals (Compulsions)
You do things to make the worry go away like washing, checking, counting, asking the same question. It works for a minute, then the worry comes back.
Time Stealer
Rituals start to take an hour a day. Then more. They cut into school, work, sleep, and family time.
It’s Not Just Being Neat
OCD isn’t being organized. It’s being trapped. The rituals don’t feel like a choice.
Big Feelings
You feel anxious, ashamed, or scared. You may hide what’s going on because it feels weird.
It Gets Worse Without Help
OCD doesn’t usually go away on its own. The good news: real help exists.

Sound Familiar?

OCD shows up in real life like this:

Fear of germs

Stuck thought: “If I touch the doorknob, I’ll get sick and die.” Ritual: Washing hands until they crack and bleed.
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Things must be “just right”

Stuck thought: “If my pencils aren’t perfect, something bad will happen.” Ritual: Lining them up over and over until it feels okay.
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Scary thoughts about loved ones

Stuck thought: “What if I hurt someone I love?” Ritual: Asking again and again, “Am I a bad person?”
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How Backpack Helps

OCD needs a special kind of therapy called ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention). It's the gold standard. Our providers are trained in it. We'll teach you how to face the worry without doing the ritual - and slowly, the worry shrinks. For some, medication helps too. All visits are online. Medicaid and most insurance accepted.

Getting Started Is Easy

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Tell Us a Bit About You

Fill out a short form. It takes about 5 minutes.
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We Match You With a Provider

We pair you with someone trained in OCD treatment who takes your insurance.
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Start Care From Home

Your first visit is online. We move at a pace that feels safe.

When to Reach Out

It’s time to ask for help if:
  • Stuck thoughts are taking up more than an hour a day
  • Rituals are getting in the way of school, work, or family
  • You feel ashamed or scared of your own thoughts
  • You’re avoiding places or people because of OCD
  • You’ve tried to stop on your own and it isn’t working
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a diagnosis to book?
No. If OCD-type thoughts are running your day, that’s enough.
What’s ERP?
Exposure and Response Prevention. It’s the most proven therapy for OCD. Our providers are trained in it.
Does Medicaid cover this?
Yes — in MD, VA, GA, MI, and IL. We also take most major insurance.
My thoughts are scary. Will you judge me?
No. Scary thoughts are part of OCD. We’ve heard it all. You’re safe here.
Will I have to take medicine?
Not unless you want to. Therapy is the first-line treatment. Medication is one option.

OCD is loud. Your real life is louder. Let's help you get back to it.

Let’s talk. A first visit takes about 5 minutes to book and most people are in within a week.
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