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Jesse Kauffman

My approach to therapy: My mission as a therapist is to help my clients move from feeling out-of-sync with the world to feeling connected and centered in their identity. I offer a spaciousness you can feel safe in to explore living fully with intentionality and purpose.

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Jeff Fulton

My approach to therapy: I welcome calls from prospective clients to see if we would be a good fit. ACT (see definiton in blue under approach) "offers a way for individuals with trauma or social phobia develop positive relationships regard negative thoughts and emotions".

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Jonathan Richard

My approach to therapy: I desire to come alongside you and work with you to empower yourself. We will incorporate evidence based practices as well as yogic philosophy, breath work, various meditations and visualizations, skill building, and releasing trauma from the body.

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Dr. John Monopoli

My approach to therapy: I draw from a variety of strategies that are backed by the most research support (CBT, DBT, and ACT). We won't be wedded to one approach, though! I value tailoring approaches to fit my clients' needs, so this is something we'll talk about together.

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Tyler Boris

My approach to therapy: My approach is both educational and innovative. Mindfulness principles need to be practiced and applied in real-life settings. My goal is to provide my clients with a set of tools and techniques that will assist them for the rest of their lives.

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Dr. Mike Ghali

My approach to therapy: I use an integrative approach which draws on a variety of well-practiced strategies to offer you support, feedback, and guidance best suited to your individual needs and goals.

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Michael Dolan

My approach to therapy: My therapy style is client-centered, meaning it's about you and your needs. I specialize in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), which focuses on accepting what you can't change and changing what you can to connect to the values you care about.

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Alan Jacobson

My approach to therapy: My practice is integrative, which means that I am trained in a variety of powerful, proven, and effective methods that can help you reach your goals and find new levels of happiness, meaningfulness, connection, and contentment.

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Sidney Bohanen

My approach to therapy: I'm dedicated to enhancing our global community by providing tailored coping strategies that empower individuals to thrive. I aim to help you to learn and find the resources necessary to effectively navigate life's challenges.

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Dr. Daniel Kessler

My approach to therapy: My job is to help you to see and access your skills and strengths, while not being afraid to point out the barriers to progress and health that you are facing. We will focus on the present, with an awareness of the impact of the past.

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