• Individualized Group therapeutic OCD treatment over a short period of time.
• Learn how your values drive you to do the scary things that OCD uses as threats against you.
• Get all the skills needed to manage symptoms using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Inference Based CBT (I-CBT) Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Building resilience with Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT).
• Learn how to manage stress and somatic presentations of OCD with Yoga Nidra and breath-work.
• Provides highly specific treatment using Evidence Based and tested techniques when few or no resources are available in your hometown.
• Allows you to focus on treatment during a specific time while providing homework and support to challenge exposures outside of session.
• Build resilience skills through Exposure and experiential practice and learning.
• Living beyond OCD with supportive homework, daily exposures and support from our therapeutic groups.
• Options to continue services after treatment, from groups to peer support,  you can continue some elements of IOP program into your life as you transition back to your individual therapist. 

• Last group session will include discussion of accomplishments and aftercare planning as a group so that you can take what you have learned and integrate the tools into your daily life.
• 30 minute discharge session with clinician from treatment plan
• Optional 30 minute family discharge session with clinician from treatment plan
• Copy of Discharge Summary/ Aftercare Recommendations
• Ability to join the IFC OCD IOP Alumni group
• Submit your survey about the programs impact
• Ability to continue the following services we have available with IFC for group therapy, Yoga Nidra/Breath-work, and/or Peer Support with Chrissie Hodges

Go ahead and schedule your intake appointment so that we can give you a decision about the fit for our program. The following are the program dates for the 2024 year.

April 1st – 19th, registration deadline: March 22nd (3 Weeks)
June 3rd – 14th, registration deadline: May 24th (2 weeks)
October 14th – November 1st,  registration deadline: October 4th (3 weeks)

We are adept at handling all OCD themes. Yup, even the “taboo” ones and the “pure O” ones. We can also handle some co-morbidities such agoraphobia and Body Focused Repetative Behaviors (BFRB’s)

We are out of network providers. We bill for program using the CPT code 90853. CPT codes are required for insurance submission. We bill your for 1-CPT code daily for the program duration. You can submit for insurance reimbursement. 

You can take a look at more detailed information here: https://infocuscounselingdenver.com/insurance-for-ocd-treatment/

Peer Support is support from a person that is in long term recovery from OCD. They have lived experience and have walked in your shoes. We feel this is a vital part of our program, different from other OCD Treatment IOP’s. Having support from people with lived experience allows you to  address shame and stigma from suffering with intrusive thoughts of OCD and the additional emotions that come along with recovery. 

Am I bad enough for treatment?

Is this program going to help me?

What if treatment doesn’t work?

These are reasonable concerns, our response is, “Why Not?” You do not need to be in “bad” shape to benefit from OCD treatment. We would have you ponder the next set of questions to challenge your indecision:

What do you value in life that OCD has taken away?

If you were supported by people who know the in’s and out’s of OCD and some who have walked the walk, do you think you would be motivated to work on OCD in a different way?

What is virtual care is a discrete way for you to learn how to live a fully filled life with OCD?

What if people in your life really want you to work on this and reduce your suffering?

What if you do deserve it?