Louisville OCD Clinic

10/11/2023

Be Well Kentucky is hiring for an Intake Coordinator. This is the first point of contact for prospective patients seeking help. Our ideal candidate is compassionate, caring, and detail oriented. We are offering competitive pay and benefits with full training provided. If you’ve been looking for a meaningful position, reach out and let’s have a conversation. Job posted at https://bewellkentucky.bamboohr.com/careers/35

Email inquiries or resumes to:
stacey.annis@bewellkentucky.com

06/27/2023

Welcome back to Be Well Kentucky Dr. Broderick Sawyer, PhD.

Dr. Sawyer brings a unique set of skills including a focus on mindfulness and meditation in conjunction with other evidence based practices. He has years of experience treating OCD, Anxiety, PTSD, and Racial Trauma.

05/12/2023

Intrusive thoughts are called that because they are unwanted and bring up concerns that are directly in opposition to your values. Exposure and Response or Ritual Prevention (ERP) is an evidence based intervention for OCD that can teach you to lean into your values and away from distressing thoughts that do not define you.

05/10/2023

May is Maternal Health Month and Postpartum OCD isn't talked about nearly enough. Pregnancy can be a trigger for new or recurring OCD symptoms. The good news is that Postpartum OCD, like all OCD is treatable and therapy can help you get to subclinical symptom levels. Reach out today if you could benefit from our services.

05/01/2023

Licensed Psychological Associate Brenda Arellano wrote this piece addressing the differences between how OCD is often portrayed versus the reality. She also tackles the contrast between OCD symptoms and when those symptoms rise to the level of a diagnosed disorder.

Individuals diagnosed with OCD experience repetitive, time-consuming and distressing intrusive thoughts and compulsive actions.

03/01/2023

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Ashley Ricketts! Our new Psychiatric Medical Provider! Give us a call today to schedule an appointment!

02/22/2023

(6 MORE SPACES AVAILABLE)
Call intake at (502) 908-9410 to learn more about our reduced fee therapy!

02/17/2023

OCD presents in many different ways. It's not all cleaning and being particular. Any obsession and any compulsive behavior can fit into the clinical description of OCD.

02/15/2023

Relationship OCD is especially hard around big events or holidays centered around romantic love. While some doubt is typical, questioning every action or feeling isn't. If you're looking for support and help reprocessing these kinds of intrusive thoughts, Exposure and Response Prevention or ERP is the most effective treatment.

02/14/2023

It is normal to have doubts in any relationship, but with Relationship OCD intrusive thoughts take center stage.

This can include compulsions like avoidance, seeking reassurance, ruminating over doing "the right amount" for the holiday, or worrying over if you're with the right person. Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy is the most effective treatment. If you're struggling, help is available. You can get started today at (502)338-0608

02/10/2023

You are separate from your thoughts. They do not define you. When you have OCD intrusive thoughts are so frustrating because they contradict your values.

02/08/2023

No amount of checking, compulsions, reassurance will ever be enough. Your OCD will always crave more. If you're ready to lean into your values and a bit of discomfort in the short term, there is a big beautiful world on the other side.

We currently have in person and virtual openings for new patients. Reach out here or at

01/30/2023

For a limited time you can sign up for specialized OCD Therapy with our Doctoral Practicum Students at a rate of $75/hr. If you're ready to invest in recovery, call now!

12/15/2022

Christmas can be a difficult time of year for everyone, but for those with OCD it can come with specific triggers. Being prepared with coping skills can help keep things from going off the rails. Lean into therapy, sitting with discomfort, and making values based choices. obsessions