I Wanted To Make A Bigger Impact As A Therapist @treatmyocd
I Wanted To Make A Bigger Impact As A Therapist  @treatmyocd
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dylan Mckelroy became a therapist to help people make meaningful, lasting change. After working in community mental health, he found himself searching for a more effective way to treat people, especially those struggling with OCD. That search led him to ERP, specialized training, and a completely different approach to therapy than he was accustomed to.

In this episode, Dylan shares why he left traditional talk therapy behind, what it was like learning to treat OCD from the ground up, and how seeing measurable change in people's lives reaffirmed why he became a therapist in the first place.

If you’re ready to deepen your ERP skills and work somewhere specialized OCD treatment is the focus — not an afterthought — explore joining the team at NOCD: learn.nocd.com/therapist_careers

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I Wanted To Make A Bigger Impact As A Therapist

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