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Jonathan Schmalz

My approach to therapy: We will develop new ways of coping with anxiety and heal past wounds to mend undesired patterns in your behavior and relationships. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is an evidence-based treatment that encourages us to move towards the life we want.

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W. Katherine Redd

My approach to therapy: I bring a genuine sense of compassion for my clients' difficulties. Through evidence-based practice, I offer a safe outlet for my clients to express and explore their fears, identify and challenge negative thought patterns, and reach their goals.

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Nicole Crain

My approach to therapy: I refer to my style of communication as 'compassionate honesty'.

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Dr. Yanet Vanegas

My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that I use evidence-based practices to help children, adolescents, and perinatal women. I focus on small, impactful changes, keeping your goals and how to best achieve them at the heart of every session.

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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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Rebecca Crinean Pickens

My approach to therapy: Clients who work with me see change, often experiencing decreased symptoms after the first session. I provide clients space to process the curve balls life has thrown and give them tools to help make practical changes in real-time outside sessions.

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Rabia Subhani

My approach to therapy: I do testing from a neurodivergent-affirming paradigm which takes a strengths-based approach. There is nothing broken that needs to be fixed--everyone has their own neurotype and all neurotypes are welcome.

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Teresa Stire

My approach to therapy: I provide relational and client-centered psychotherapy. I utilize cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness techniques to address negative thought cycles that may be impacting your emotions and actions.

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Sarah Whitledge

My approach to therapy: I enjoy working w/individuals who are just learning they may be Autistic/ADHD/AuDHD. I can help you navigate your world with this the lens of neurodivergence.. I also really enjoy helping people advocate and set boundaries for themselves.

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Dr. Yaping Anderson

My approach to therapy: I adapt the therapy to you rather than expecting you to adapt to the therapy. My therapy style is collaborative. I see myself as a fellow traveler walking alongside you, assisting you in discovering and developing your inner expertise and strengths.

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