At Mose Psychotherapy, we specialize in OCD and anxiety for children, teens, adults, couples and families, in our Woodland Hills, Calabasas and Westlake Village offices and by telehealth throughout California. Our work is built around exposure and response prevention (ERP), the evidence-based treatment for OCD, delivered within a systems-focused and trauma-informed approach that looks at the whole person and the people around them.
OCD and Anxiety Treatment for the Whole Person, and the Whole Family
OCD rarely arrives on its own. It often travels with family patterns, relationship challenges, past trauma, depression or ADHD, and sometimes with an earlier round of treatment that felt too harsh to finish. When those pieces are part of the plan, exposure becomes something people can approach with more willingness and less dread, and families learn how to support recovery instead of accidentally feeding the OCD.
Meet Our Clinicians
Our practice was founded by Melissa Mose, LMFT, who has been a family therapist for 30 years and has specialized in OCD for 15. She is the author of Internal Family Systems Therapy for OCD: A Clinician’s Guide (Routledge, 2026), and she trains and supervises every clinician on our team.
Sam Kindseth, AMFT. OCD and anxiety across many subtypes for children, teens and adults, especially intrusive thoughts and mental overwhelm, with his own lived experience of OCD.
Annabella Zannini, M.A., AMFT. OCD treatment with ERP at the center, informed by a mindful, somatic background. Individuals, couples and families.
Gabriel Konsker, AMFT. Adults with OCD, and couples where OCD is part of the picture.
Kacie Emmett, LMFT. Adults and teens, couples, and parenting support. OCD, anxiety, trauma, addiction and recovery, and grief.
Getting Started
Every new client starts with a free phone consultation. Tell us a little about what’s going on, and we’ll match you with the clinician whose experience fits best. Several of our clinicians have openings now.
For Clients
Child, Teen & Family Therapy
I help parents gain some perspective on what’s going on in their child’s mind, including the neurological changes that occur during adolescence
Groups
Current groups include a Free Monthly Group for Young Adults with OCD and a Group for Parents of Kids and Teens with OCD coming soon.
Individual Therapy
With practice and insight we can learn to be less driven by our fears, less reactive to our own thoughts as well as the actions of others…
