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Melissa Roberts

My approach to therapy: My approach is compassionate, empathetic and realistic. . Have you wished you could talk to someone who is nonjudgmental and empathetic? I look forward to being 'that someone" for you.

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Dr. Gayle MacBride

My approach to therapy: I value your time, so I want our sessions to have useful take aways that are based on your needs. Effective therapists balance directness with caring. Together, we will both identify and remove your barriers and stuck points.

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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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Chyanne Cuevas

My approach to therapy: I am here to actively listen and empathize with you, ensuring that your voice feels truly valued and heard. I am committed to providing the guidance and support you need to navigate your challenges and foster personal growth.

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Alan Jacobson

My approach to therapy: My practice is integrative, which means that I am trained in a variety of powerful, proven, and effective methods that can help you reach your goals and find new levels of happiness, meaningfulness, connection, and contentment.

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Dana Bottari

My approach to therapy: I use a very rational and logical style of therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, that centers around the premise that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all interconnected.

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Hyon Bachman BraveWithin Counseling

My approach to therapy: I utilize Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Integrative Therapy to include mindfulness, spirituality and a holistic approach. I am motivated to walk alongside you so you know you're not alone on your journey to inner strength and hope.

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Dr. Daniel Kessler

My approach to therapy: That we will work together to access your skills and strengths, while not being afraid to examine the barriers to progress and health that you are facing. We will focus on the present, with an awareness of the impact of the past.

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Dr. Aaron Weiner

My approach to therapy: I'll act as a bridge between you and the science-backed techniques that we know can help you meet your goals for changing your life. I have broad experience, but specialize in treating anxiety, trauma, and addiction.

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Sila Kamolmatayakul

My approach to therapy: My approach blends evidence-based techniques with compassion to support your personal growth and relationships. I help you develop new skills, insights, and perspectives, guiding you to reach your full potential and become your best self.

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