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Sam Harairy

My approach to therapy: In our sessions, you’ll find a warm, affirming space where we explore your emotions and build resilience. I aim to empower you to face challenges with confidence and help you identify strengths to create a path toward growth and healing.

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Tabeer Qazi

My approach to therapy: I have always been inclined towards community service but especially as an adult, I wanted to do something for the lost teenager I was. I decided to become the kind person I would have wanted to be around while growing up.

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Venita Rawal

My approach to therapy: that I create an accepting space for clients to share their emotions, thoughts, and concerns. I will work with you to gain an understanding on the patterns that are creating some of the challenges. I believe in the importance of the here and now.

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Miranda Denison

My approach to therapy: it is interactive, holistic, and incorporates humor. I enjoy helping folks learn new skills so they are empowered to manage life's hurdles. I consider factors that can impact mental health (looking at you, sleep and boundaries!) with curiosity.

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Farah Chery

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is grounded in empathy, respect and collaboration. Together, we will explore the roots of your distress, unraveling the layers of past experiences and patterns that may be holding you back.

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Nia Kuttamperoor

My approach to therapy: Imagine a welcoming space where you can express yourself freely. We’ll use gentle breath work and movement to ground you in a healing process, building resilience and self-compassion. This journey fosters clarity, confidence, and inner strength.

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Avni Panchal

My approach to therapy: I help people recognize their inner strength and practice self-love. I’m BIPOC so I understand the ways we are programmed to minimize ourselves and our needs, and I’m here to help you find your inner light and make it shine brighter.

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Dru Collins-Minch

My approach to therapy: I draw from a variety of evidence-based therapeutic techniques and modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based approaches, and solution-focused therapy to help you grow and develop effective coping strategies.

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Anwari Counseling Services

My approach to therapy: At Anwari Counseling Services we believe in the power of diversity to provide comprehensive and tailored mental health care. Our team of experienced therapists come from varied backgrounds and possesses a wide range of specialties.

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Denise Pertuz

My approach to therapy: my client-centered approach has been effective when serving individuals with various psychiatric disorders and challenges, including post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, life transitions, and interpersonal violence.

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