Marissa Friedberg

I always knew I wanted to help people, but I wasn't always sure in what capacity. I have an aunt who is a psychologist. When I heard about the work that she was doing, I realized being a therapist would allow me to support people in challenging times and help them see they can overcome those challenges.

When I was presented with the opportunity to work with those impacted by OCD, I knew this was another way I could help make a positive change in people’s lives.

My main areas of focus have been anxiety and depression in kids, teens, and adults. When I became a therapist, I specialized in treating individuals with anxiety and depression because of the impact these diagnoses have on so many people. I've seen how anxiety has impacted a number of family members and myself, and I wanted to provide the services and support people need.

Understand that treating OCD is a process. It's important to trust that process. There will be good days and bad days, but I will be here for you every step of the way.

Know that this is a judgment-free zone. I am here to help you, and the only way I can do that is if you share your thoughts with me.