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Rayni Collins

My approach to therapy: I focus on sleep first. People working with me will experience better sleep, feel less stressed, and have more energy. I use gentle exercises and talking to help improve overall health and happiness.

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Claire Sanguedolce

My approach to therapy: I'm an integrative psychotherapist with a background in clinical social work. My therapeutic style is active, collaborative, and respectful. I draw from various evidence-based, trauma-informed, strengths-based, and social justice-oriented approaches.

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Kari Whirry

My approach to therapy: My main priority is building our relationship so you feel comfortable working together. I use a person-centered approach to therapy and am dedicated to making sure whatever route we take feels good for you.

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Kiana Harlan

My approach to therapy: Using EMDR and a mind-body approach, we’ll work together to get to the root of what’s holding you back. It won't just be talk therapy or a quick fix, it’s about processing the past traumatic events interfering with your life to find deeper healing.

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Shannon Worley

My approach to therapy: My approach is direct and compassionate. I want to meet you where you need, hear your concerns, and I provide immediate tools for you to take and use. I also like to have fun during the therapy session. Having fun is an essential part of being.

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Jennifer Livingstone

My approach to therapy: You will be able to develop a compassionate relationship with various aspects of yourself, learn how these aspects serve you, and heal any old beliefs/feelings that no longer serve you. We'll invite more choices into your life. I welcome all of you!

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Amanda Morgan

My approach to therapy: I am trained to provide you with a safe environment where you can freely be your true self! I use several approaches that can help create new insight about your feelings and behaviors. Client Centered & Driven Care! No cookie cutter therapy here!

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Martha Womack

My approach to therapy: My approach is strength-based and focuses on using curiosity to attend to those areas of a client’s current functioning which enhance addressing daily challenges and those which interfere with daily functioning.

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Ryan Gardner

My approach to therapy: Seeking help is hard! I meet people where they are at. I value the therapist-client relationship, and work really hard to establish and maintain a trusting relationship. I use evidence-based practices to inform the work that we do.

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Dr. Karen Tringle, Psy.D, HSP

My approach to therapy: authentic, no-nonsense, and straightforward, with equal measures of compassion and humor, to focus on your presenting concerns. We'll highlight your current assets and strengths, while building new skills, tools, and resources to tackle any situation

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