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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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Nicole Sbordone

My approach to therapy: My “toolbox” of techniques reflects my expertise and knowledge of the most effective methods of treatment. I use various therapeutic techniques that will meet your needs. I believe everyone is capable of growth and change.

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Savannah Hanson

My approach to therapy: Through a blend of therapeutic approaches including CBT and evidence based somatic techniques, we'll explore past traumas, and the ways in which your inner dialogue is contributing to uncomfortable emotions in your life.

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Laura Greer

My approach to therapy: I practice trauma-informed psychotherapy using a combination of treatment approaches depending on your individual needs. This enables me to provide individualized therapy that draws on your strengths.

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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 Etienne

My approach to therapy: I work with emotionally sensitive individuals struggling with trauma, overwhelming emotions, and anxiety to help them to reach long-term healing. I use a blend of IFS, ACT, and Somatic Therapy to help you reach a life you value.

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Meghan Hansen

My approach to therapy: I used evidenced based approaches including CBT and DBT to increase tolerance of difficult or uncomfortable emotions, learn skills to better regulate these emotions, identify unhelpful thinking patterns, and work towards your therapy goals

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Breese Annable

My approach to therapy: Having recovered from my own eating disorder, I get how painful it is and also what it takes to make your way out. I have walked the walk and continue put into practice everything I share with my clients.

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Amber Kennedy

My approach to therapy: I take an informal approach to counseling. I like to describe it as having a casual conversation in a safe environment. It’s important that I earn your trust and you feel safe with me. I am straightforward but with care. I will challenge you.

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Danielle Carney

My approach to therapy: I value being fully human with my clients, and I want to empower you to take charge of your own healing. I'll help you to build self-compassion, unlearn old, unhelpful ways of thinking, and work towards making real, lasting change in your life.

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