OCD Consultations Services @ Ignite
Empowering Therapists to Build Expertise and Confidence in OCD Treatment
At Ignite Counseling Colorado, our mission is to empower therapists with the knowledge, tools, and confidence needed to effectively treat Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Whether you're new to OCD treatment or looking to deepen your existing expertise, our consultations offer personalized guidance grounded in evidence-based practices.
Through collaborative case discussions, clinical insights, and practical strategies, we support you in navigating the complexities of OCD with clarity and competence so you can provide the highest quality care to your clients.
OCD Consultation Services at Ignite Counseling Colorado
Individual Consultation
Our 1:1 OCD consultation sessions offer a focused space to explore case conceptualization, exposure hierarchy design, and evidence-based interventions including ERP, ACT, and inhibitory learning strategies. Ideal for clinicians looking to deepen their confidence with complex OCD cases or receive personalized feedback on treatment planning and barriers.
Group Consultation
Group consultations provide a supportive learning environment for 4–6 clinicians to bring active cases, share insights, and problem-solve together under the guidance of an experienced OCD consultant. Groups emphasize real-time discussion, collaborative feedback, and continued learning around core OCD treatment principles.
The current cohort meets the fourth Tuesday of each month from 10-11am. There is presently room for two additional participants!
Consultant Bio: Natalie Melka | MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling, LPC, NCC | OCD and Trauma Specialist
Natalie Melka is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Ignite Counseling Colorado with advanced training in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) for OCD. Her clinical work is rooted in values-based care, helping clients and colleagues alike build clarity, resilience, and meaningful action. In her consultation work, Natalie brings a grounded, collaborative approach to exploring case dynamics, troubleshooting exposures, and supporting clinicians in building their OCD treatment skills with both compassion and clinical rigor.
