Christina Vocaturo

I've always had a passion for helping people. I wanted to pursue a career I enjoy, so my work enriches my life experience. I find it rewarding to help people to overcome big challenges and discover resilience they weren't previously aware of.

In my experience, there is a significant need for clinicians who know how to successfully treat OCD. It has been challenging to find appropriate referrals for people looking for help with OCD symptoms. I wanted to become that skilled resource.

Anxiety, depression, mood disorders, grief, complex trauma, co-occurring substance abuse, and LGBT issues. I like working with a wide variety of people and have challenged myself to become proficient in providing services for populations who might benefit from specialized support.

You can accomplish your goals and improve your quality of life, if you commit to showing up for yourself and accept support in taking consistent action toward your goals. You may find it's less overwhelming than you might expect. Sometimes the first step is the most challenging one. Give yourself a chance!

You will help me be more helpful to you if you challenge yourself to be honest. My goal is to create a safe space so you'll feel comfortable openly expressing your concerns. Please let me know if you are struggling with this, and we'll see if we can work through it together.