I AM YOU.
Free yourself from OCD - with the help of someone who's been there.
At Recover Now, my dedicated mission is to empower individuals in their journey towards overcoming OCD. We specialize in delivering personalized one-on-one coaching and group support to those navigating the challenges of OCD. Our approach seamlessly integrates motivational, educational, and experiential support, providing a unique and comprehensive foundation for our clients.
my STORY
I am Jake Kinzie, the founder of Recover Now. Drawing from more than 25 years of personal experience grappling with OCD and depression, I utilize my journey and acquired knowledge to assist others in their recovery process. By spearheading an online OCD support community, orchestrating 12-step program sessions, and offering guidance as a certified Peer Recovery Specialist, I am committed to empowering individuals along their journey to well-being. Through fostering mutual support and the exchange of personal narratives, I not only extend assistance to others but also fortify my own path toward healing.
OUR MISSION
Living with OCD can be incredibly challenging. It’s more than just a series of rituals and obsessions; it’s a relentless force that can make you feel isolated and overwhelmed. For years, OCD had a tight grip on my life, leaving me feeling scared and ashamed. But through acceptance, positive self-talk, and taking proactive steps towards recovery, I found my way out. Now, I’m passionate about sharing the tools and techniques that helped me reclaim my life from OCD, empowering others to break free and rediscover the joy of living fully.
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OUR 3 AREAS OF FOCUS
Dive into the mechanics of OCD
We’ll dissect the intricate workings of OCD, understanding its triggers, patterns, and how it manifests uniquely for you. By unraveling its mechanics, we gain insight into tailored interventions and strategies for effective management.
Explore coping strategies for anxiety reduction
Together, we’ll explore a toolkit of evidence-based techniques to manage and alleviate anxiety associated with OCD. From mindfulness practices to cognitive restructuring, we’ll find what resonates best with you to cultivate a sense of calm and resilience.
Set achievable, personally meaningful recovery goals
We’ll collaboratively outline milestones that reflect your aspirations and values, ensuring they’re realistic and motivating. These goals serve as guiding lights, driving your progress towards a fulfilling life beyond the constraints of OCD.
Initial Consultation
- Explore your journey with OCD and anxiety
- Review any current treatments you're undergoing
- Define your vision of recovery
- Share preferences for the support you need
Program Details
- Duration: 4 months
- Frequency: Weekly sessions via Zoom or phone
- Duration: Each session lasts one hour
- Additional resources are inclusive
- Email support provided
- Extension beyond four months is possible upon request
(sliding fee scale options available)
OUR SERVICES
In our inaugural coaching session, we’ll delve into the impact OCD has had on your life, relationships, and self-perception. From there, we’ll craft a tailored action plan to break free from the cycle of obsessions and compulsions. Our weekly meetings will track your progress and introduce coping techniques to ease OCD-related anxiety, all with the aim of reclaiming your joy in life.
OUR SUCCESS STORIEs
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FAQ
1. Will you be able to help me with my type of OCD? I have an unusual type of OCD?
I have experience working with people who have different types of OCD, including POCD, harm OCD, contamination OCD, checking OCD, moral scrupulosity, health OCD and other types. That being said, during our initial consultation, we can discuss your specific experience and see if I would be a good fit for your recovery.
2. I’m already working with a therapist. Is there a benefit to working with you too?
Yes. My suggestions should compliment what you are doing in therapy, as I have used a lot of the same techniques that a licensed therapist teaches. That being said, I suggest you consult your therapist or professional to see if they would recommend adding a Peer Recovery Specialist to your recovery plan.
3. How is this program different from Therapy or ERP?
This is a peer support program, which means you will be getting help from someone who truly understands what it’s like living with OCD. I am a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist in the state of Virginia. I use my lived experience with OCD and my experience working with others with OCD to help people struggling with OCD. I strive to educate people on how OCD works and to teach people the various coping strategies that have helped me recover, including focusing on the person’s unique strengths and abilities.
4. I am really struggling with OCD, and I have tried medication and/or therapy and so far nothing has worked. Am I beyond help?
Absolutely not. I have OCD and I understand just how debilitating the disease can be, but I also know that there are lots of paths to recovery; it’s just a matter of finding the right path that works for you. My goal is to support and assist you on your journey to finding your path of recovery and to help you learn to trust yourself again.
Explore Inference-Based CBT: A New Approach to OCD Treatment
Join us for an engaging online workshop on Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), a unique treatment for OCD created by psychologist Frederick Aardema. Unlike Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), which focuses on accepting obsessions and stopping compulsions, I-CBT aims to resolve OCD doubts so you don’t feel the need to perform compulsions at all.
Jake will be leading a four-part interactive workshop, where we’ll cover all 12 I-CBT modules. He will share how he used I-CBT in his own recovery and help you think about how it could support your recovery journey. We’ll meet once a week on Wednesday evenings at 8 PM EST, with each session covering three modules.
For those who want to dive deeper, Jake will also provide writing and journaling exercises from the ICBT-online website.
This workshop is open to anyone with OCD or those who think they might have it, no matter where you are in your recovery. If you have any questions, feel free to us on Meetup or email me at [email protected].
upcoming workshop
- Every Wednesday Starting July 11, 2024
- 8:00PM
- Virtual Sessions