Seeking OCD Treatment Advice at Cleveland Clinic

[ClvpsyPsychiatry]

I’m interested in Cleveland Clinic’s ocd approach to treating OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder). I read that they combine psychotherapy like CBT and exposure‑response prevention, plus medications.  They also have a *Psychiatric Treatment‑Resistance Program* for more severe or treatment‑resistant cases.  Has anyone been treated for OCD there? Would love to hear about your experience and how helpful their team was.

[Charser]

I've been dealing with OCD for years, and honestly, finding the right treatment has felt like a never-ending search. Medications helped a little, therapy helped at times, but nothing ever seemed to make a real, lasting difference. I recently started looking for new options, hoping to finally get some relief, and that’s when I came across TMS therapy. What really caught my attention was LifeQuality TMS in Brooklyn. The clinic is led by Dr. Rudoy, a psychiatrist with years of experience treating not just OCD treatment, but also depression and anxiety — and that gave me a lot of confidence. Reading more about their approach, it felt different from what I was used to. Instead of the typical trial-and-error with medications, TMS actually targets the parts of the brain involved in OCD and mood regulation. And the best part is that it's non-invasive and doesn’t come with the usual side effects.