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OCD and AnxieTEA

by The Center for OCD and Anxiety Pittsburgh

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Latest episodes

  • Yes, No, Maybe So Monday #1: What's the difference between OCD and Anxiety?

    October 12, 2026 · 2 min

    Welcome to the first episode of Yes, No, Maybe So Monday. Brooke (and a surprise special guest) answers the first question that came up: What is the difference between OCD and anxiety? Comment with your question about OCD, and it may be…

  • Ep. 2: Is It Even Working? What Happens When Clients Doubt the Process & Therapists Doubt Themselves

    October 2, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min

    In this episode, featuring special guest Gia Davoli, a supervisor at the Center for OCD and Anxiety, we break down the imposter phenomenon, how it can show up for both therapists and clients during OCD treatment, and how to navigate it…

  • Ep. 1: More Than "So OCD"

    September 4, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min

    In our first episode, meet the therapists behind OCD & AnxieTEA and get an introduction to OCD and related disorders. We break down obsessions, compulsions, and common misconceptions, including why “I’m so OCD” misses the mark. Plus, we…

  • OCD & AnxieTEA: Official Podcast Trailer

    August 30, 2026 · 1 min

    Welcome to OCD & AnxieTEA, a podcast from the Center for OCD and Anxiety in Pittsburgh. Join our therapists for honest, approachable conversations about OCD, anxiety, treatment, intrusive thoughts, compulsions, ERP, and the parts of…

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About the show

Welcome to OCD and AnxieTEA, the podcast that sips and spills the tea on OCD, anxiety, and what the heck your therapist is thinking. We’re three OCD therapists having honest conversations about intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and how grad school did not teach us how to explain that, yes, sometimes eating in the bathroom can be part of getting better. Whether you have OCD, love someone who does, or are a therapist curious about OCD treatment, grab your favorite mug, cozy up, and let us serve the tea on OCD and anxiety.