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Jeffrey Ferrera

My approach to therapy: I create and maintain a safe, nonjudgmental and consistent therapeutic relationship, which will help to promote growth, change, insight and potential breakthrough. Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Existential Therapy are used.

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Katherine Rivera

My approach to therapy: I prioritize providing a safe, non-judgmental space for my clients to share what they perceive as their “ugliest parts.”

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Miriam Zuroff

My approach to therapy: I am very eclectic implementing a mix of psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral and positive psychology techniques, I believe one approach does not work with all. I tailor-make treatment to meet the needs of each individual client or couple.

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Dr. Stephanie Johnson

My approach to therapy: I want to help you change your life, and let go of patterns and ways of being that are no longer serving you. I use a variety of techniques and theories to customize a plan that will help you to your best advantage.

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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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Dr. Kelly McAleer

My approach to therapy: I am open-minded and progressive, intent on helping all clients feel comfortable and get the most out of the therapy process. Therapy should be a safe, non-judgmental space for all and I strive to make that a priority in our therapeutic relationship.

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Jamie Hartman

My approach to therapy: I want therapy to feel nurturing and safe for clients so that you never feel alone. I use a combination of therapeutic skills and coaching to help and teach clients about their own self-development and how to improve symptoms in practical ways.

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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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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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Rowan Moore

My approach to therapy: You can expect to be heard, validated and supported. I empower you to achieve your purpose. I work collaboratively with you and tailor your treatment to meet your needs. I am passionate about your growth and encourage you to work on your goals.

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