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Solace Treatment

My approach to therapy: Solace Treatment is an outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment facility offering services to those looking for the next step in their recovery. Our staff of seasoned and trained professionals are here to help you or your loved one .

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Amanda King

My approach to therapy: I operate from a trauma-focused, strength-based, non-pathologizing approach. I’m trained in EMDR for trauma healing and integrate IFS and mindfulness, tailoring my approach to your specific needs.

  • Accepting Clients

  • In-Person Only

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Ani Martikyan

My approach to therapy: You set the goals. I provide information and insight. Together we assess what's working for you and what's harming you. We move with intention towards your goals and we nurture the idea that we can do hard things.

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  • In-Person or Online

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Sarah Finch

My approach to therapy: I have a strong passion for healing. I believe in the power of restorative relationships, that everyone has the ability to rewrite unhelpful life narratives, the strength to transform their life, and break generational cycles of trauma.

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  • In-Person or Online

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Karl Stenske

My approach to therapy: We will explore what is keeping you stuck and how they contribute to the patterns that get in the way of achieving your goals. I have strong experience with Brainspotting and utilize client centered, trauma informed, and eclectic approach.

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  • In-Person or Online

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Megan Pitsios

My approach to therapy: My style is empathic and warm, as we explore with compassion what hurts and how to heal. I integrate psychodynamic psychotherapy with practical tools that help you reduce suffering while exploring the roots of the issue.

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  • In-Person or Online

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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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  • In-Person or Online

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Mike Chang

My approach to therapy: I make strong connections with my clients through an authentic presence, openness, and well-developed listening skills. I am committed to create a safe and comfortable space for my clients to be able to find solutions to their problems.

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  • In-Person or Online

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Benedict Choi

My approach to therapy: My clients express that they gain additional insight about themselves as they becoming curious about one's own reactions and responses comes to the forefront. People feel safe, validated and seen.

  • Accepting Clients

  • In-Person or Online

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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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