SCIENCEWORKS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE

What makes us different?

We are here to help ALL of you, not just OCD. We are your "one-stop shop" for OCD and co-occurring conditions and neurotypes.

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Psychologist-led group practice

Price-conscious, quality assessments

Expertise in more than just OCD

Gentler and affirming science-backed therapy​

College-student (and everyone!) welcoming

Coordinated care with prescribers

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• Neuroaffirming psychological assessments for ADHD, autism, and general mental health with tiered options based on how you want to receive your results. We use current, neuroaffirming assessments that are designed to detect undiagnosed ADHD and autism in adults, particularly women and non-binary folks, while still being grounded in the DSM-V-TR criteria and validated by standardized measures and "observer" reports when available.  Results options include:

  • ​For folks seeking workplace or academic accommodations, a full-report option is available;

  • For those just wanting medication management we offer a short diagnostic letter and a list of preferred providers to receive it;

  • For those just wanting to better understand themselves or wanting to initiate therapy, a feedback session may be an affordable choice.​

• Newer, gentler, affirming evidence-based therapy for OCD, PTSD, chronic illness,  insomnia, neurodivergence, ARFID, and more. Evidence-based therapy is most beneficial when it is adapted to you. We care about who you are and what makes you thrive. We will not impose practices that work against your goals or way of existing in the world. Increasingly more research-backed therapies are gentler and more affirming, such as Inference-based CBT for OCD and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma. We want you to choose the approach that suits you best.

• We love college students! We love working with everyone, and college students are no exception. Dr. Kelly served as a professor for 16 years and continues to enjoy working with students, now in the role of psychologist. Research shows that college students experience OCD at higher rates than the estimated 1% of the general population with OCD. The latest report from the National College Health Assessment, conducted in Fall 2022, shows the following OCD statistics:

  • 2.8% of cis gender college men report they’ve been diagnosed with OCD at some point in their lives.

  • 7.4% of cis gender women in college have had an OCD diagnosis during their lifetimes.

  • 14.6% of transgender or gender non-conforming college students have been diagnosed with OCD at some point. 

• We offer coordinated care. Psychotherapy is typically offered on a standalone basis, which can be limiting. We maintain a professional referral network (e.g., prescribers, nutritionists) to ensure that your needs are met, whatever they may be. We are happy to coordinate with your external providers to support comprehensive care.