WHOLESOME CLINIC
Integrative Psychiatry & Wellness
Whole Mind. Whole Body. Wholesome.
In-person care in Frisco, TX • Telehealth in TX, CO, NM, OK, LA , OR & AR
OCD Treatment in Frisco, TX + Telehealth

OCD Treatment in Frisco, TX & Multi-State Telehealth

Looking for OCD treatment in Frisco, TX or telehealth? Wholesome Clinic provides psychiatric evaluations, medication management when appropriate, and follow-up care for obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

We begin with a careful evaluation to understand your intrusive thoughts, repetitive behaviors, anxiety, distress level, current medications, and whether therapy or additional support should be part of your care plan.

Care Snapshot - insurance & self-pay
$159 Initial Evaluation
  • Follow-up visits: $109 self-pay
  • Most major insruance plans accepted
  • In-person care in Frisco, TX
  • Telehealth in TX, CO, NM, OK, LA, OR & AR
  • Therapy referral may be recommended
Important:
OCD treatment begins with a careful clinical evaluation. Medication may be discussed when appropriate, and therapy referral may be recommended, especially for OCD-focused treatment such as exposure and response prevention.
OCD treatment and psychiatric evaluation in Frisco Texas
Our approach

OCD Is More Than Being “Neat” or “Particular”

Obsessive-compulsive disorder can involve intrusive thoughts, urges, mental rituals, repetitive behaviors, avoidance, reassurance-seeking, or overwhelming anxiety that interferes with daily life.

At Wholesome Clinic, we take OCD symptoms seriously. Your evaluation focuses on what you are experiencing now, how symptoms affect your functioning, and whether OCD overlaps with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, panic symptoms, or sleep disruption.

Our role is psychiatric evaluation and medication management with a whole-person perspective. When dedicated OCD therapy is recommended, especially exposure and response prevention therapy, we discuss referral options and coordination.

Evaluation first

We review intrusive thoughts, compulsions, avoidance patterns, anxiety, mood, medications, and functioning before making recommendations.

Medication when appropriate

Medication decisions are individualized based on your symptoms, history, prior treatment response, and clinical profile.

Therapy coordination

OCD often benefits from structured therapy. We help clarify when referral for OCD-focused therapy may be appropriate.

What we evaluate

OCD Symptoms We Commonly Discuss

OCD can look different from person to person. Some symptoms are visible behaviors, while others are internal mental rituals that other people may not see.

Intrusive Thoughts

Unwanted thoughts, images, fears, or urges that feel distressing, repetitive, or difficult to dismiss.

Compulsions

Repetitive behaviors or mental rituals done to reduce anxiety, prevent harm, or feel temporarily certain.

Checking and Reassurance

Repeated checking, asking for reassurance, reviewing memories, researching, or seeking certainty.

Contamination Fears

Excessive fear of germs, illness, contamination, bodily fluids, chemicals, or feeling “unclean.”

Order, Symmetry, or “Just Right” Feelings

Distress when things feel uneven, incomplete, out of order, or not quite right.

OCD with Anxiety or Depression

OCD can overlap with anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, ADHD, PTSD, depression, trauma symptoms, and stress.

You do not need to know whether your symptoms are “really OCD” before scheduling. Your evaluation is designed to help clarify what may be happening and what support may fit.
Treatment philosophy

OCD Care Focused on Long-Term Symptom Management

OCD treatment should focus on reducing distress, improving functioning, and supporting long-term stability — not simply getting temporary relief from anxiety.

At Wholesome Clinic, medication may be discussed when clinically appropriate, but treatment planning starts with understanding your symptoms, history, level of distress, prior treatment experience, and current functioning.

Medication can be helpful for some patients, but therapy is often an important part of OCD care. In particular, exposure and response prevention therapy may be recommended when appropriate. We can discuss therapy referral and coordination as part of your care plan.

Therapy note: Wholesome Clinic provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management. If OCD-focused therapy is recommended, we can discuss referral options for therapy such as exposure and response prevention.
Step-by-step care

What to Expect from Your First Appointment Forward

Getting started is straightforward. Here is how OCD treatment works at Wholesome Clinic.

1

Schedule Your Evaluation

Book online through our psychiatry booking page or call 972-905-9435. Appointments are available in person in Frisco and by telehealth in licensed states.

2

Complete Your Intake

You will complete intake forms before your visit so your provider can review symptoms, history, medications, anxiety level, and treatment goals.

3

Attend Your Evaluation

Your provider reviews intrusive thoughts, compulsions, avoidance, anxiety, mood, sleep, functioning, medical history, and prior treatment.

4

Begin Your Treatment Plan

If treatment is appropriate, your provider discusses medication options, therapy referral, coping strategies, and follow-up planning.

5

Follow Up and Adjust

Follow-up visits help monitor symptoms, treatment response, side effects, functioning, and whether additional therapy support is needed.

Pricing and insurance

Transparent Pricing for OCD Care

We believe you should know what to expect before you schedule. We accept insurance and self-pay.

Follow-Up Visits
$109

Self-pay rate. Insurance billing is available; patient responsibility varies by plan.

Medication
Varies

Prescriptions are sent to your preferred pharmacy when clinically appropriate. Medication cost depends on your insurance and pharmacy benefits.

Insurance note: We accept most major insurance plans. Coverage for psychiatric evaluations and medication management varies by plan. Self-pay rates are available for patients who prefer not to use insurance.
Your first appointment

A Respectful Evaluation — Not Judgment About Your Thoughts

OCD symptoms can feel embarrassing, confusing, or difficult to explain. Your evaluation is designed to be respectful, clinical, and nonjudgmental.

1. Symptom ReviewWe discuss intrusive thoughts, compulsions, rituals, reassurance-seeking, avoidance, distress, and daily functioning.
2. Anxiety and Mood ReviewYour provider evaluates anxiety, depression, panic, trauma symptoms, sleep, stress, and related concerns.
3. Medication ReviewWe review current and past medications, side effects, response, supplements, and substances that may affect symptoms.
4. Functioning ReviewWe discuss how symptoms affect school, work, relationships, parenting, routines, and quality of life.
5. Treatment DiscussionYour provider explains medication options, therapy recommendations, ERP referral considerations, and follow-up care.
6. Clear Next StepsYou leave with a plan for treatment, referral, follow-up, medication when appropriate, or additional evaluation.
Your provider, Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, is dual board-certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.
Locations served

OCD Treatment in Frisco and Through Telehealth

Wholesome Clinic offers in-person OCD treatment in Frisco, TX and telehealth appointments across licensed states.

ColoradoTelehealth
New MexicoTelehealth
OregonTelehealth
LouisianaTelehealth
OklahomaTelehealth
If you are located outside these states, we are not currently able to see you. Telehealth services are limited to states where our provider holds an active license.
Questions answered

Frequently Asked Questions About OCD Treatment

Do you treat OCD in Frisco, TX?

Yes. Wholesome Clinic provides OCD evaluations, medication management when appropriate, therapy referral guidance, and follow-up care in Frisco, TX and through telehealth in licensed states.

How much does OCD treatment cost?

The initial evaluation is $159 self-pay, and follow-up visits are $109 self-pay. Insurance billing is available, and patient responsibility depends on the insurance plan.

What treatment options are available for OCD?

OCD treatment may include psychiatric evaluation, medication management when appropriate, therapy referral, and support for symptoms such as intrusive thoughts, compulsions, checking, reassurance-seeking, and avoidance.

Can OCD treatment be done by telehealth?

Yes. Telehealth appointments are available for patients in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. In-person visits are also available in Frisco.

What is the difference between OCD and anxiety?

OCD often involves intrusive thoughts and compulsions or rituals. Anxiety may involve worry or fear without the same pattern of obsessions and compulsive behaviors. The evaluation helps clarify what is happening.

Is medication enough for OCD?

Medication may help some OCD symptoms, but therapy is often important. Your provider may recommend OCD-focused therapy such as exposure and response prevention when appropriate.

Can OCD cause panic attacks or insomnia?

Yes. OCD can overlap with panic attacks, insomnia, anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, and stress-related concerns.

What if medication is not the right fit?

If medication is not appropriate or not preferred, your provider may discuss therapy referral, coping strategies, lifestyle changes, or additional support options.

You Do Not Have to Manage OCD Symptoms Alone

If intrusive thoughts, repetitive behaviors, checking, reassurance-seeking, avoidance, or anxiety are affecting your daily life, an OCD evaluation can help clarify what is happening and what support may help.

OCD treatment in Frisco, TX — with telehealth options across licensed states.

Call 972-905-9435

Medical disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee diagnosis, treatment eligibility, medication eligibility, or prescribing. OCD treatment decisions are made after clinical evaluation, history review, medication review, symptom assessment, and provider judgment.