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Saima Shaik

My approach to therapy: I enjoy using active techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but I also enjoy using techniques aimed at helping you increase your awareness and acceptance, such as mindfulness. I am practicing under supervision by Rebecca Fitzgerald, LCPC.

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Audrey Gerdt

My approach to therapy: My approach is client-centered, meaning that I will tailor an approach to meet your unique needs and support you in reaching your goals. I have a strengths-based perspective which guides me in helping you to build on your existing abilities.

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  • In-Person Only

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Jenni Ford

My approach to therapy: Jenni is well-versed in several therapeutic techniques, including Art Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Mindfulness, DBT, Adlerian Parenting, and trauma-informed techniques. Jenni is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).

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Stacy Carmona

My approach to therapy: My approach is collaborative and client-centered. We work together to develop coping strategies and foster your personal development.Working with me feels like having a compassionate guide by your side, fostering open communication.

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Tyler Goldsberry

My approach to therapy: I am going to skip the therapy jargon & get to the point. It is hard to be a human. It is an unreasonable expectation that you are somehow just supposed to figure all this out on your own. Everyone needs a little help from time to time.

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Erik Larson

My approach to therapy: I am interested in the unique way children & adults express their troubles: in bodily expressions, turns of phrase, slips of the tongue & dreams, exploring how they build relationships with others and those important endeavors in their lives.

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Eugene Sampson

My approach to therapy: People can feel like opening up to another person will make them lose control of whatever security they have created for themselves. I understand that the risk and vulnerability involved in therapy can make it an intimidating process.

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Elias Oseni

My approach to therapy: My approach involves identifying and acknowledging what is at the root of the client’s concerns/issues. The goal of therapy is to help clients learn how to identify and change their destructive or disturbing thought patterns to help encourage change.

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Tina Maltese Gio

My approach to therapy: I approach therapy from a trauma informed lens. I utilize CBT, DBT and motivational interviewing skills. I’ll create a tailored plan based on your needs that may include setting boundaries, improving communication, and identify unhealthy patterns.

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Rachel Maldonado

My approach to therapy: I focus on helping you understand your emotions and develop healthy coping skills for personal growth and change.

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