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Bhumi Mehta

My approach to therapy: I focus on mindfulness and acceptance. That doesn't mean we sit idly by. It means we practice self-compassion, set realistic goals for where we are in life, and make time for self. This is essential for women, as caring for others can wear us down.

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Kenneth Jackson

My approach to therapy: My approach is to engage clients by first getting to know them and their needs. I practice by building a strong empathic connection and a safe space for you to explore, increase self-awareness and implement behavioral changes.

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Dr. Vince

My approach to therapy: I'm committed to the mental health and general wellness of Black men. This approach, along with my formal training and lived experience, arms me with the ability to meet Black men where they are and help navigate them toward their desired goals.

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Kirk Shelton

My approach to therapy: I use a strengths-based, person-centered approach, and am certified in EMDR, an evidence-based practice to heal from trauma. EMDR is a wonderful tool to address barriers to moving forward rooted in past adversities and traumas.

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Stephanie Willis

My approach to therapy: My experience in the Chicago-land area included work in Non-Profits, Hospitals, & Wilderness Programs before establishing WillisCC. I specialized with high risk adolescents addressing self-injury, gang involvement and drug use.

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Nadirah Habeebullah

My approach to therapy: My approach is cognitive and somatic and is attachment focused. That means my biggest intervention is the secure relationship I create with you. I'm not a stoic, detached therapist. I bring my real self into session in the hopes you'll do the same.

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Reed Maxwell

My approach to therapy: . . . I use an integrated mix of evidence-based cognitive-behavioral interventions in context of an object relations-oriented conceptualization of relationships and personality. I am specifically trained in transference-focused psychotherapy.

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Tiffany Wymore

My approach to therapy: My approach is very client centered. Clients who work with me can expect to go over their goals and fine tune a plan to help them reach their goals all while being in a judgement free, safe space.

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Johnny Kim

My approach to therapy: Psychodynamic psychotherapy places emphasis on providing objective observations towards discrepancies and dissonances that occur within our own narrative. Most of our work will revolve around building upon foundations of vulnerability and trust.

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Teresa Stire

My approach to therapy: "Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen."-Brene Brown. Starting therapy can feel intimidating for some people. That's why I work to create a safe space where you and I can explore concerns collaboratively and move forward.

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