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Chris Denzler

My approach to therapy: I have found that mindfulness-based therapies, behavioral approaches, and other modalities like motivational interviewing and solution-focused therapy are proven to be effective in individual therapy. For relationship therapy, emotion-focused therapy has shown great results. And when it comes to family therapy, structural family therapy has been incredibly helpful.

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Angela Lisak

My approach to therapy: I customize treatment plans based on each person's needs, using various methods that can range from one to multiple modalities.

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Tre King

My approach to therapy: I focus on identifying your strengths and helping you to maximize them to overcome your obstacles. I'm here to help you sort through the things that are difficult right now, and offer you a safe place to be open and honest without fear of judgment.

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Dr. Kelly McAleer

My approach to therapy: I am open-minded and progressive, intent on helping all clients feel comfortable and get the most out of the therapy process. Therapy should be a safe, non-judgmental space for all and I strive to make that a priority in our therapeutic relationship.

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Dr. Matthew Meyers

My approach to therapy: I employ an interactive, solution-oriented methodology. Our sessions are dynamic, involving thoughtful reflection, practical homework, and targeted exercises designed to foster growth and lasting change.

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Lily Kaufmann

My approach to therapy: My approach is science-based, compassionate, and collaborative. I want to understand you as a whole person, including what you're struggling with, what you enjoy, and what matters most to you.

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Dr. Anthony LoPresti

My approach to therapy: I am actively committed to helping clients learn more about themselves. I don’t just sit and listen. I talk and ask thought-provoking questions. I offer new perspectives while also offering time to reflect together.

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TJ Smith

My approach to therapy: My approach is compassionate, dynamic, and tailored to your needs. I work with individuals of all ages, including athletes and entertainers, guiding them to process trauma, overcome emotional barriers, and unlock their full potential to thrive

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Mary Engelstatter

My approach to therapy: I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the most important factor to change and I strive to give all my clients a safe and judgment-free session. I listen and help you find your voice. It's there-even if you haven't heard it recently!

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Phillip Stepka, PsyD

My approach to therapy: I am trained in and utilize state-of-the-art approaches to address impacts of stress, self-image, and overwhelming emotions. However, each therapeutic relationship and approach is different and collaboratively based on your unique needs and pace.

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