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Race / Racism Therapists in Alpharetta, GA


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Dr. Hodge

My approach to therapy: I recognize the unique challenges faced by women striving to meet their needs. Through a collaborative and compassionate therapeutic process, I will provide a safe space for you to explore your feelings and implement healthy strategies for healing.

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StorieBrook Therapy & Consulting - Rachel Anne Kieran, PsyD

My approach to therapy: Affirming services with a specialty in sexual, gender and relational diversity, meaning LGBTQIQ+-affirmative, sex-positive, intersectional, and polyamory- and kink-knowledgeable, as well as neurodiverse-affirming. For more, visit my website.

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Natalie Casey

My approach to therapy: You are the expert of your own experience. You're in the drivers seat & I'm your passenger to help guide & redirect you when you feel lost or stuck. I'm happy to quietly listen, directly challenge you, & help you reach your own solutions to problems.

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Dr. Jennifer Hahm

My approach to therapy: I like to get a sense of who someone is and what their personality, strengths, and past experiences are like so that we can generate the most-tailored and authentic approach to working on emotional health goals.

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Miranda Denison

My approach to therapy: it is interactive, holistic, and incorporates humor. I enjoy helping folks learn new skills so they are empowered to manage life's hurdles. I consider factors that can impact mental health (looking at you, sleep and boundaries!) with curiosity.

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Eliana (Yana) Fisher

My approach to therapy: I believe you are the expert on your own life and I can help provide you with tools to feel better.

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Karen Heard

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is centered around helping individuals overcome the challenges that interfere with their everyday lives. I draw from a wide range of therapeutic styles and techniques to tailor treatment to the unique needs of each client.

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Dr. Alisha Powell

My approach to therapy: I believe that every relationship is different and I work with couples to find what works for their specific relationship in a way that is affirming of each partner's needs ands expectations.

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Dr. Rosanna Lora

My approach to therapy: I'm supportive and non-judgmental. I like to be straightforward in a way that will foster growth and healthy ways of being in the world. Therapy is about shifting those thoughts and behaviors that have kept you from being healthier.

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Caroline Hicks

My approach to therapy: I pull from a myriad of therapeutic techniques that aim to empower and ground. I have extensive experience with college and graduate students, young adults, LGBTQ+ folx, and those who are navigating their various identities and life transitions.

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