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Dr. Desiree Howell

My approach to therapy: I combine mind-body healing tools with practical strategies for navigating the overwhelming parts of life as an HSP. We'll create a tailored plan based on your needs that soothes your brain and creates new habits for you to enjoy the life you want.

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Dr. Vanessa Houdek

My approach to therapy: As a licensed clinical psychologist I specialize as a pregnancy, postpartum & maternal mental health expert (fertility, pregnancy loss/infant loss, birth trauma, coping with a NICU stay, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, adjustment...)

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Della S. Lusk, Ph.D.

My approach to therapy: I generally use a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) approach with most clients. Together, we will craft a personalized approach using proven methods to help you create a healthier you.

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David Kent

My approach to therapy: Our first session will revolve around identifying emotions or habits that you feel are negatively impacting your life. From there, we will work on not just managing those, but better understanding the "why" behind 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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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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Marivi Acuna

My approach to therapy: My goal during the intake process is to gain a greater understanding of the lens in which the client sees and interact with the world.

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Dr. Emily Price

My approach to therapy: I take an active, research-driven approach to identify why you are hurting, lost, numb or overwhelmed, bring you the relief you need, and create lasting changes that make you more satisfied with yourself, your relationships, and your life.

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Heartland Healing Counseling & Consultation

My approach to therapy: We value self-determination, holistic health, harm reduction, and disability & racial justice. Relationships are built through collaboration, creativity, and recognition of the environmental & cultural factors that impact client’s lives.

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Carol O'Saben

My approach to therapy: I tend to work with clients in long-term, insight-oriented psychotherapy. We will work together to create a space where you can be yourself, build on your strengths, explore your vulnerabilities and grow from your challenges.

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