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Lorena Scott

My approach to therapy: My treatment approach is primarily person-centered, strength based, and solution-focused. Every individual is unique therefore I use the techniques that are most likely to be helpful to the individual. We can incorporate your love of geeky stuff too!

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Steve Harper

My approach to therapy: My clients gain a deeper connection to an honest experience of themselves as they naturally are. This means meeting together on your terms. The outcome is improved confidence, self-esteem, and authentic empowerment in the direction of your goals.

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Edward Quedado

My approach to therapy: I believe psychotherapy is a project between two people where sources of emotional pain and anguish are discovered and revisited, where what has been denied, unimagined, forgotten, or come to be unspeakable can become imagined, felt and spoken.

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Nicole J. "Nikkie" Rossetti

My approach to therapy: I like to treat each person as an individual, picking techniques that seem like the best fit for each situation--pulling from CBT, Mindfulness, DBT, Strengths-Based, Solution-Focused, and other modalities to tailor and customize my treatment approach

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Seth Williams

My approach to therapy: I focus on care for the second half of life. Key lenses I look through are Biopsychosocial (how our body, mind and spirit together contribuite to problems and solutions) and Existential (what is the meaning of this moment for my patient).

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Evan Monse

My approach to therapy: I use DBT, mindfulness, and CBT to help teens, adults, and couples work through substance use, anxiety, depression, ADHD, ASD, sexual concerns, and post-traumatic growth. I structure our time together in a way that feels productive and supportive.

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PK Foss

My approach to therapy: I love what I do and it shows. Yes, we will work on hard things. But, I believe we can do it with a sense of humor and discovery. We can take the shame out of whatever you’re working on and figure out how to move forward.

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Scott Kobold

My approach to therapy: My holistic approach takes into account and addresses any factors that can affect our emotional health- relationships, significant life events, family dynamics, your worldview, chronic pain, nutrition, physical activity, and quality of sleep.

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Tate Sprite

My approach to therapy: Attachment work, mindfulness-based, trauma-informed, experiential, somatic work. I may be a great fit if you don't just want new tools and behavioral skills - you want to re-organize your basic operating system for doing life.

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Jennifer Miesch

My approach to therapy: My goal is to create a safe space in which you feel authentically seen and heard. Your values will inform our sessions as we work to better understand you, the context of your life, and what you need to heal, grow, or change.

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