Our private OCD skool community membership is available for $44 per month. Our 1:1 OCD coaching service is available in sets of 3 sessions for $315.

No. There are no shortcuts to real recovery. Quick tips often reinforce avoidance and dependence. Peacefully Wired is about building internal strength, not chasing temporary relief.

Payments for OCD coaching sessions can be made using PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle. After you purchase a coaching package, you’ll get a calendar link by email to set up your appointments. Both payment options are quick and secure, making it easy to get started.

Once you sign up and pay for your sessions, you will receive my calendar link. Appointments are based on availability, but currently I can usually schedule new clients within one week.

The Peacefully Wired Skool Community is a self-guided journey toward healing and personal responsibility. It includes: Weekly live sessions Monthly live group Q&A calls Hours of lessons and structured courses Ongoing content added regularly * A community of people doing the work alongside you Success is measured individually. This is not passive learning. If you are willing to apply the lessons, challenge your beliefs, and take responsibility for your growth, the tools are here for you. Peacefully Wired is not about motivation. It’s about transformation.

No, there is a cost for both the coaching and the community. It is an energy exchange for all the work that went into this and to add value to your recovery. 

It will take as long as it takes. There is no finish line with recovery, however with consistent work towards gaining freedom, three-five years is the best timeline. 

No. The best option is take action towards your recovery. 

OCD coaching here is focused on helping you understand and change the beliefs behind your OCD, not just manage symptoms. In one-on-one sessions, you work directly with a coach who has real experience with OCD. Together, you look at your main fears and thought patterns, learn how to challenge them, and build up your ability to face uncertainty and discomfort in daily life. The coaching is practical and structured, with clear steps to help you make real progress. The price for a package of three one-on-one sessions is $315. After you buy a package, you get an email with a link to schedule your sessions, and payments are taken through PayPal or Venmo. For one-session it is $125 per session. Sessions are as low as $105 per session when purchased in a package of three. 

Yes, you can work with an OCD coach even if you’re not local or live outside the U.S. Coaching sessions are available for English-speaking clients worldwide through online meetings. You just need internet access, and you’ll get all the details and links you need by email after signing up. This way, you can join from wherever you are without any problem.

An OCD coach can definitely help even if you’re not currently in therapy. Coaching focuses on practical tools and support to help you work through OCD-related beliefs and challenges. The goal is to guide you in taking real steps toward recovery, whether you’re in therapy or not. Many people use coaching as a stand-alone support or as an extra resource alongside other help. If you have specific therapy needs or mental health concerns, coaches can also point you toward the right kind of care if needed.

No, all coaching clients get access to the community at no additional cost. This is a private communityand only accessible for those that sign up and coaching clients.

Calling OCD a "belief disorder" means we see it as more than just unwanted thoughts or habits. The real problem is in the underlying beliefs—like needing total certainty, being responsible for preventing bad things, or believing certain thoughts mean something terrible about you. These beliefs drive obsessive worries and compulsions. The coaching here is built to help you notice, challenge, and change these rigid beliefs. Instead of just giving you ways to cope, you'll learn how to tolerate uncertainty and discomfort, rebuild self-trust, and let go of old patterns. The goal isn’t just to reduce symptoms for a while, but to help you change how you relate to your fears so you can recover in a lasting way.

Peacefully Wired is not a crisis service and doesn't handle emergencies. If you need immediate help because you're in crisis, feeling unsafe, or having thoughts of self-harm, it's important to contact a local emergency service or the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the U.S. right away. For ongoing OCD challenges that are not emergencies, you can reach out to book coaching sessions or join the community, but urgent safety needs should always be handled by emergency professionals first.

Once you buy the OCD Coaching package, you’ll get an email with a calendar link. Just click the link, and you can pick the dates and times that work best for you. Booking is straightforward, and everything happens online, so you can schedule your sessions easily after your payment goes through.

Coaching helps people with OCD by going deeper than just managing symptoms. The focus is on changing the tough, unhelpful beliefs that drive OCD in the first place—not just trying to control thoughts or compulsions for short-term relief. Through one-on-one sessions or community support, the goal is to build confidence, self-trust, and the ability to handle uncertainty and discomfort. Instead of offering quick fixes or just reassurance, this approach is about guiding you to make real, lasting changes so you can feel stronger and more in control over time.

Coaching here covers all types of OCD, including relationship-focused OCD (often called ROCD). The approach is about getting to the root of obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviors—so if your struggles are around doubts, fears, or constant need for reassurance in relationships, the coaching can help. Sessions focus on breaking the cycle by changing unhelpful beliefs and building skills to handle anxiety and uncertainty, not just giving reassurance. It’s a structured program designed to help you build self-trust and learn healthier ways to deal with those obsessive worries.

Choosing between OCD recovery coaching and the Skool community comes down to how much support you’re looking for and your personal learning style. If you want direct, one-on-one help and personalized feedback, coaching sessions with Matt are best—they give you structured, targeted guidance focused on your specific struggles and beliefs. If you’d rather learn at your own pace with access to lessons, tools, live sessions, and group Q&As in a supportive community, the Skool community works well. Some people start with individual coaching, then use the community for ongoing support, or vice versa. Think about whether you want personal guidance or prefer working alongside others with resources and group calls—either way, both are designed to help you build real skills for OCD recovery.

The OCD recovery program is designed for people who haven’t found lasting results with traditional therapy or who still feel stuck. The focus is on changing the beliefs and thinking patterns that drive OCD, not just managing symptoms. Coaching sessions and the online community give practical tools and real-life strategies based on lived experience with OCD. The approach actively works on building self-trust, emotional resilience, and learning how to deal with uncertainty and discomfort—helping each person move forward, even if therapy alone hasn’t worked for them in the past.