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Brian Post

My approach to therapy: I will help you to slow down and lean INTO your emotions, especially the uncomfortable ones you’re so good at avoiding. Psychodynamic psychotherapy is an intense process, but I will support and guide you as we explore the terrain of your inner life.

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Karen Idigo

My approach to therapy: My approach is highly relational. When working with me you can expect to feel nurtured, validated, and heard. Deeply rooted patterns of behavior may also emerge. At this time I collaborate with you to develop coping resources, and healthy boundaries.

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Amanda Etienne

My approach to therapy: I work with emotionally sensitive individuals struggling with trauma, overwhelming emotions, and anxiety to help them to reach long-term healing. I use a blend of IFS, ACT, and Somatic Therapy to help you reach a life you value.

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Kathy Emery, PhD

My approach to therapy: My approach integrates cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, and attachment-based perspectives help people understand themselves, their relationships, and how they interact with the world around them.

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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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Shelby Johnson, PhD

My approach to therapy: I value collaboration and a holistic approach to therapy. We will examine the early experiences, relational patterns, and cultural identity factors that are unique to you and uncover the root causes of your problems to allow for healing and change.

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Kayla Smith

My approach to therapy: That I believe it is important to challenge you in order to help you see things from a different perspective!

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Dr. Mike Strand

My approach to therapy: My approach is collaborative, strengths-based, solution-focused, and grounded in psychological science. This means that the therapies we select will be highly effective and perfectly suited to empower you in reaching your personal goals.

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Carissa Sietsema

My approach to therapy: In session we will work on understanding factors that impact our mental health and learning new skills necessary to create change. This means going beyond talking and instead taking action. All steps take will be done at your comfort level and wishes

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Dr. Susan Spicer

My approach to therapy: I am a licensed psychologist, neuropsychologist, brain health expert, and trauma therapist specializing in narcissistic abuse and childhood trauma. I am certified in EMDR and vagal toning and utilize somatic healing techniques in my approach.

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