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Our team member, Katy Rothfelder, MA, LPC, will be co-presenting “OCD 101: Myths vs Facts” with Andrea Alvarez, LPC-S at the OCD Texas Symposium and Mental Health Fair on Saturday, October 11, 2025, in San Antonio. Katy is a licensed mental health clinician. She specializes in supporting individuals suffering with OCD and related disorders as well as neurodivergent children and adolescents. She is also the Volunteer Chair and serves on the Board of Directors of OCD Texas. Register here 👉 www.ocdtexas.org/event-details/ocd-texas-symposium-and-mental-health-fair

✨ Meet Natalia Saavedra, B.A., B.S., a graduate-level counselor intern here in Austin. She’s passionate about creating a safe, supportive space for people navigating anxiety, OCD, depression, and life transitions. We are so excited to welcome her to our team! Right now, Natalia is offering sessions at a reduced rate while completing her M.Ed. in Counselor Education at UT Austin. This is a great opportunity to start therapy with a caring and collaborative therapist who is here to meet you where you are! Reach out today to learn more and schedule your first session.

Exciting news! We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Alban Foulser to our team! Dr. Foulser is a licensed psychologist who earned her doctorate from The University of Texas at Austin and completed her internship and postdoctoral training at Emory University School of Medicine. She specializes in the treatment of anxiety disorders, trauma & PTSD, OCD, and Reproductive Mental Health. Dr. Foulser is dedicated to empowering clients to live meaningful lives by fostering a flexible relationship with their thoughts and emotions. Dr. Foulser's approach, blending CBT, ACT, ERP, and CPT, is all about personalized care. Welcome, Dr. Foulser! Dr. Alban Foulser, Clinical Psychologist

We were proud to be a gold sponsor for the Austin OCD Walk on November 2nd. We are even more proud that our own Katy Rothfelder chaired the event. Thanks to everyone who came out to connect, share stories, and raise awareness of what it really means to have OCD.