Tony Wilkins

When I was younger, I struggled with ADHD and anxiety, which caused a lot of distress. When I went to my first therapist as a teenager, I truly felt seen and heard. The feeling I got from being supported by my therapist was so powerful that I wanted to help support people in their struggles with mental health.

The various subtypes of OCD are interesting, and the way it's treated is direct, measurable and empowering when you see people overcome their OCD. The most gratifying part of my job is watching people conquer their fear and realize they're much more powerful than they thought.

Trauma. It is a joy to watch as a person comes out of their shell and back into life, creating the life they want to live on their terms.

This is not your average therapy style. I bring a compassionate and grounded approach when going through our work together. Know I will remain calm and by your side through the journey.

That is an average response when dealing with OCD. I encourage members to lean into their uncertainty just a little by sharing those thoughts. You don't have to hold yourself back anymore. Your thoughts are just thoughts.