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Substance Abuse Therapists in Inglewood, CA


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Natalie Spautz

My approach to therapy: People who work with me learn to become more emotionally present, gain insights and ideas for healing, recieve a helpful sounding board and emotional support, and gain deep understanding of both edges and strengths. Personal knowledge is power!

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Gabrielle Baylor

My approach to therapy: My approach is grounded in developing coping strategies to address emotional distress. I can help you improve your self worth to regain a sense of control in your life. This can support you to re-engage in meaningful activities.

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Dr. Jen Bachtold

My approach to therapy: I use a humanistic, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral model that puts you first and includes CBT, ACT, IPT, strength-based, trauma-focused, culturally-sensitive, relapse prevention, and motivational interviewing.

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Margot Charkow-Ross

My approach to therapy: I work from where you are and where you want to be. I want to help you figure out what the best solution is for the issues you are experiencing and I cheer you on every step of the way.

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Madeleine Zimmerman

My approach to therapy: My approach is compassionate, direct and rooted in harm reduction. I tailor therapy to each client, focusing on empowerment, insight and growth. With extensive experience, I take a holistic, eclectic approach to address challenges and support change.

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Emily Miles

My approach to therapy: I work through a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy lens, which looks at thoughts, feelings and behaviors and how they are connected. Feelings like these can feel unmanageable, so we will focus on how to look at behaviors and perceptions to feel better.

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Tierra Andrews

My approach to therapy: My therapeutic approach encompasses Narrative Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family System Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Care.

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Scott Altamirano

My approach to therapy: For couples' therapy, my duty is to help enable a conversation, provide referee-ing, and provide relevant education; but for the most part, its about having the couple talk to each other and I only speak up when necessary.

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Laura Kauth

My approach to therapy: I tailor therapy to your unique personalty & circumstances in a "client-centered" approach, drawing on a variety of therapy styles to find what works best for you. I infuse therapy with humor and help you find inner strength to navigate hard times.

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Geri Weitzman

My approach to therapy: I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Some clients prefer therapy to be an affirming space to be seen and heard; others wish to go deeply into core issues; still others wish a more goal oriented space. I am happy to accommodate your needs.

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