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Holly Smith

My approach to therapy: My approach is collaborative, attachment focused, and trauma informed; I'll seek your feedback throughout our time working together to make sure you're comfortable with how we're working together and approaching your concerns.

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Elena White

My approach to therapy: I work with both a psychodynamic and attachment theory lens, but recognize that one size never fits all. Our therapeutic relationship will serve as a grounding space, where you can explore the more tender parts of yourself.

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Sarah Rafik Botrus

My approach to therapy: I work collaboratively with my clients to create a safe and supportive environment where we can explore difficult emotions and experiences. I have a psychodynamic approach paired with a film background so that we may explore creatively together.

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Lupita Rojas

My approach to therapy: I begin with a less directive & structured approach because I want you to feel seen and heard. Together we will dig deeper through your stress/anxiety molded by your past. The way it has stored in your mind and body. Teach you coping & find serenity.

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Ericka Logan Moreno

My approach to therapy: Although I am well-versed in CBT, mindfulness and trauma therapy, I tend to often approach therapy from a humanistic lens - Where I accept individuals without judgement, honor their experiences and assist them in reaching their full potential.

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Melanie Dosen

My approach to therapy: I am committed to providing a non-judgmental, neuroaffirming space. I take a brain-based approach to treatment, because the more we know about our brains, the more tools we have to support our own responses to the world and our experiences.

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Pauline L'Herbette

My approach to therapy: My approach is rooted in evidence-based practices including EMDR, CBT, DBT, and IFS. As a mom of two who has gone through my own personal challenges, I blend my personal insights with clinical expertise to support my clients.

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Julie Kenworth

My approach to therapy: The relationship we have in therapy is all about you. You're the expert on your life, and I'm there to help guide you to your own solutions.

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Lauren Permenter

My approach to therapy: I treat anxiety and trauma with mind-body modalities such as EMDR and somatic based approaches, while also incorporating DBT OR CBT to practice replacing unhealthy thoughts with constructive alternatives.

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Joanna Farah

My approach to therapy: My approach blends evidence-based psychotherapy with body-based practices like Somatic Experiencing and Parts Work. We’ll go beyond just talking through problems and focus on how they show up in your body.

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