Psychological counseling for OCD is certainly effective, and especially for mild OCD, or OCD with emotional problems and triggers, psychotherapy should play a major role. Cognitive-behavioral therapy, which is also very important, is also used and will change the patient’s obsessive-compulsive cognition, which will lead to a change in behavior. With the use of psychotherapy, the young patient’s personality or the way of dealing with the problem, the approach, and the life pattern, will achieve very good changes. So it is a very good treatment and the treatment is definitely effective. In severe OCD, medication combined with psychotherapy is more effective than medication alone, and at the same time, the patient is given encouragement and support during psychotherapy. Many people with OCD rely not only on doctors but more importantly on themselves when it comes to the later stages. In particular, when giving behavioral therapy and doing homework lists, the patient needs to complete them on his or her own, so the patient needs to be given psychological support and encouragement, as well as encouragement and companionship from family members. Overall, psychological counseling can be beneficial rather than harmful for OCD.