 Residential OCD Program
The obsessive-compulsive disorder residential program offers treatment
for adults and adolescents.
Treatment goals are accomplished through a program consisting of
individual and group psychotherapy and medication. A strict cognitive
behavioral therapy (exposure and ritual prevention) approach is
used by the program's experienced staff. In addition to the use
of exposure and ritual prevention, and according to the goals and
objectives of each patient's individualized treatment plan, a resident
may participate in the following treatment components:
- Cognitive
restructuring training
- Problem-solving
skills training
- Daily
living skills training
- Recreational
therapy
- Family
therapy
- Social
skills training
- Vocational
assistance/advocacy
- Patient
and family education
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Admissions
Program
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
Sample
Schedule |
| A
typical week at our residential treatment program: |
| 7:00
a.m. |
Wake-up/breakfast |
| 9:00
a.m. |
Homework
review group |
| 9:30
a.m. |
Exposure
and ritual prevention training |
| Noon |
Lunch |
| 1:00
p.m. |
Cognitive
therapy group |
| 2:30
p.m. |
Recreational
therapy |
| 3:30
p.m. |
Supervised
behavior therapy homework |
| 5:00
p.m. |
Dinner |
| 6:00
p.m. |
Free-time/homework
time |
| 11:00
p.m. |
Lights
out |
| Individual
sessions are conducted a minimum of twice per week during
program hours. |
Treatment Team
Clinical Director, Brad
Riemann, Ph.D., specializes in OCD treatment of children and
adolescents as well as adults.
Treatment team members of the program include:
- Behavior Therapist
- Registered
Nurse
- Psychiatrist
- Residential
Counselor
- Psychologist
- Social
Worker
Admissions
An initial telephone screening with the prospective resident starts the admission process. The clinical director, Bradley C. Riemann, PhD, a licensed psychologist specializing in the cognitive behavioral assessment and treatment of OCD, reviews each case to determine the appropriateness of the center's programming. History and severity of OCD are evaluated as well as related psychosocial factors.
Admission
Criteria
The residential obsessive-compulsive disorder program at Rogers
Memorial Hospital can effectively treat adults and adolescents meeting
the following criteria:
- Diagnosis
of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, OC spectrum disorders or other anxiety disorders
(May have dual or multiple diagnosis)
- Symptoms have limited their ability to function
- Demonstrate a willingness to receive treatment and desire to recover
- Have a level of cognitive and psychological functioning that allows him or her to benefit from residential treatment
- Be declared medically stable by a licensed physician
We provide a free confidential screening and referral recommendations.
For more information, see our admissions
page.
View and Print the OCD Center Admissions Information Checklist
Location
The residential obsessive-compulsive disorder treatment is offered
at:
The Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Center at Rogers
Memorial Hospital
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