Jeremiah Smith

During my time in the military, I realized mental health disorders plagued many of my friends. After leaving the Army, I noticed friends had begun to suffer from addiction and mental health problems, which resulted in the decline of their families, health, and overall well-being. That motivated me to become a therapist.

Even in psychology courses, OCD is one of the least-talked-about diagnoses. Throughout my career, I've noticed there's a trend to diagnose people who have OCD with anxiety disorder. The treatment of anxiety disorder is much different than the treatment of OCD. Specializing in this diagnosis is important to ensure people have the best possible care.

Depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and marriage/family counseling. By being eclectic as a therapist, I'm given the opportunity to help more people and leave the world in a little better shape than it was this morning.

The therapeutic relationship is formed through trust and confidence between you and your therapist. Your therapist is a facilitator who helps you achieve your goals and become the person you want to be.

If you have reservations about sharing your feelings, tell me about it. We can explore the reasons you don't feel comfortable sharing and make reasonable changes to help you feel more comfortable.