Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) Resources

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) is a structured approach often used for OCD, gradually reducing the grip of intrusive thoughts and compulsions. Learn how it works.

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ERP is the gold-standard treatment for OCD, helping you face triggers while resisting the urge to perform the usual compulsion, which breaks the anxiety cycle over time.

Yes, ERP is also highly effective for phobias and severe anxiety, not just OCD.

Yes, we accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans for ERP therapy.

Yes, ERP is available through secure teletherapy statewide as well as in person at our four Colorado offices.

You may feel discomfort as you resist compulsions, but your therapist paces exposures carefully so you build tolerance gradually, not all at once.

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Tania Mulkey, MA, LPCC
Tania Mulkey, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0024195, CO

Grounded in compassion curiosity and respect, I provide evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families throughout Colorado via secure telehealth, with in-person counseling.

Brandy Grein, MA, LPCC
Brandy Grein, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0022924, CO

Kaitlyn Chiasson, LPCC, NCC
Kaitlyn Chiasson, LPCC, NCC
LPCC.0023001, CO

My approach is flexible and holistic. I understand that healing looks different for everyone, so I strive to help each unique individual discover the best way forward to achieve their goals!

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Susan Taylor, LPC
LPC.0022002, CO

As a therapist, I bring authenticity and humor to our time together. I aim to create a space where you feel comfortable being yourself and are open to working on your goals.

Lubna Al Sindy, MA, LPCC
Lubna Al Sindy, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0024703, CO

Meet Lubna Al Sindy, MA, a Colorado therapist helping children, teens, and adults with anxiety, trauma, and life transitions. Book a session today.

Tracey Lundy, LCSW
Tracey Lundy, LCSW
CSW.09927666, CO

One of the strongest predictors of success in therapy is the connection you share with your therapist, so finding the best fit is an important first step!

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Sierra Brown, LCSW
CSW.09932834, CO

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Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS
Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS
LPC.0006503, CO

One of the strongest predictors of success in therapy is the connection you share with your therapist so finding the best fit is an important first step!

Yen La, LPCC
Yen La, LPCC
LPCC.0022557, CO

Every story is woven with meaningful threads—culture, heritage, courage, pain, and resilience. Life’s challenges often require bravery to face discomfort, curiosity to explore your inner world, and compassion to heal what has been hurt.

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