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Johanna Karasik

My approach to therapy: I combine Accelerated Resolution Therapy and "talk therapy" for quick relief from traumas & distresses and elimination of triggers to help you move forward feeling lighter & calmer. See more info on my website!

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Kelsey Whittlesey

My approach to therapy: I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each client in the moment, drawing from a diverse range of therapeutic methods. My goal is to apply the most effective interventions to support the client's growth and progress.

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Dr. John Monopoli

My approach to therapy: I draw from a variety of strategies that are backed by the most research support (CBT, DBT, and ACT). We won't be wedded to one approach, though! I value tailoring approaches to fit my clients' needs, so this is something we'll talk about together.

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Dana Bottari

My approach to therapy: I use a very rational and logical style of therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, that centers around the premise that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all interconnected.

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Dr. Aaron Weiner

My approach to therapy: I'll act as a bridge between you and the science-backed techniques that we know can help you meet your goals for changing your life. I have broad experience, but specialize in treating anxiety, trauma, and addiction.

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Dr. Vanessa Houdek

My approach to therapy: As a licensed clinical psychologist I specialize as a pregnancy, postpartum & maternal mental health expert (fertility, pregnancy loss/infant loss, birth trauma, coping with a NICU stay, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, adjustment...)

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Christina Abood

My approach to therapy: My approach is to meet you exactly where you are & create space for you to express your thoughts & feelings. We will work to understand & heal unprocessed emotions, past experiences & identify what is getting in the way of your happiness & wellbeing.

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Mary Cook

My approach to therapy: Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) has a 90% success rate in improving relationships. You will both learn how to express your needs and respond to your partner's needs in a way that brings you closer together rather than further apart.

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Adria Hagg

My approach to therapy: Therapy is successful when the therapist and client connect and build trust. You can expect a non judgmental and compassionate environment with a focus on evidenced based interventions tailored to your specific needs and goals.

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Kristen Goltz

My approach to therapy: I am passionate about helping couples create safety, communicate effectively, and increase trust and understanding within their relationship. As a Certified Trauma Professional, I also specialize in helping clients heal from trauma and create joy.

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