Virtual OCD & ERP Therapy for Adults in Utah and Oregon

Adult walking along a mountain trail, representing greater flexibility through OCD and ERP therapy.
Adult walking along a mountain trail, representing greater flexibility through OCD and ERP therapy.

OCD can involve intrusive thoughts, persistent doubt, and compulsions that provide temporary relief but keep the cycle going.

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) helps you practice experiencing uncertainty and distress without relying on compulsions, reassurance, avoidance, or attempts to achieve complete certainty.

Ascent Therapy Co. provides private-pay virtual OCD and ERP therapy for adults located throughout Utah and Oregon.

Adult practicing mindfulness as part of virtual OCD and ERP therapy.
Adult practicing mindfulness as part of virtual OCD and ERP therapy.

What OCD Can Feel Like

  • intrusive thoughts

  • constant doubt

  • mental reviewing

  • checking

  • reassurance seeking

  • contamination fears

  • rumination / attempts to neutralize thoughts

  • intrusive images

OCD can show up in many ways

  • perfectionism driven by fear / doubt

  • fear of making mistakes

  • relationship OCD

  • hyper-responsibility

  • difficulty tolerating uncertainty

  • repetitive rituals or avoidance

Many people with OCD feel caught in cycles of intrusive thoughts, fear, doubt, compulsions, and temporary relief—even when part of them recognizes that the feared outcome may be unlikely or impossible to resolve with complete certainty.

Calm home workspace for virtual OCD and ERP therapy in Utah and Oregon.

What is ERP?

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) is a specialized, evidence-based treatment for OCD.

The exposure component involves intentionally practicing contact with thoughts, images, situations, or sensations that trigger obsessions. Response prevention involves choosing not to rely on compulsions, reassurance, avoidance, or mental rituals in response.

The goal is not to eliminate every intrusive thought or guarantee that anxiety disappears. ERP helps you develop greater flexibility in responding to discomfort and uncertainty so that OCD has less control over your choices and daily life.

Therapist walking through a meadow, representing a collaborative approach to ERP therapy.

ERP does not need to feel aggressive or overwhelming to be effective.

  • Collaborative and based on an individualized treatment plan

  • Designed to be challenging without being coercive or intentionally overwhelming

  • Focused on reducing compulsions, reassurance seeking, and avoidance

  • May integrate mindfulness and emotional awareness when clinically useful

  • Tailored to your symptoms, goals, circumstances, and readiness

My approach to ERP


ERP can be provided through secure video sessions, allowing treatment to address obsessions, triggers, compulsions, and avoidance within your actual day-to-day environment.

Ascent Therapy Co. offers virtual ERP therapy to adults who are physically located in Utah or Oregon at the time of their appointment. We will discuss whether virtual ERP is clinically appropriate for your symptoms, circumstances, and treatment needs.

Virtual ERP Therapy in Utah and Oregon

Calm virtual therapy workspace with natural light.

Frequently Asked Questions

You don’t have to stay stuck in the same cycle.

Request a free 15-minute consultation to ask questions and explore whether virtual OCD and ERP therapy may be a good fit for your needs and goals.

For additional  resources go to the International OCD Foundation link on the right