Madison White, PsyD

I provide evidence-based psychotherapy for adults with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and related concerns. Approximately 50% of my therapy caseload focuses on OCD treatment. I specialize in working with adults experiencing intrusive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, perfectionism, excessive doubt, and reassurance-seeking. My treatment approach integrates Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and cognitive-behavioral strategies. I provide individualized, collaborative, and compassionate treatment through telehealth, emphasizing greater psychological flexibility, reduced reliance on compulsions, and improved daily functioning.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with five years of experience treating OCD and related disorders. My specialized training includes the International OCD Foundation’s Behavior Therapy Training Institute (BTTI), an intensive three-day training in evidence-based OCD treatment; a 12-credit continuing education workshop, “Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP): The Gold Standard in Anxiety & OCD Treatment,” through The Knowledge Tree; and a 3-credit Massachusetts Psychological Association webinar on ACT-informed exposure for anxiety and OCD. I also attended OCD New Hampshire’s annual conference, “Live Free with ERP & ACT.” My clinical approach integrates ERP and ACT.

I completed a pre-doctoral internship at Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital in DC, participating in five hours per week of didactic seminars, including a Cultural Competency Seminar. As a graduate student at the University of Hartford, I served as an executive board member and social justice coordinator for the Multicultural and Diversity Committee. I was also a member of the Diversity Advocate Subcommittee, Diversity Admissions Subcommittee, and Diversity Curricula Subcommittee.