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Dr. Kendal Cassidy

My approach to therapy: I know that you care take all day long for others, so this is the one place you get to focus on yourself and get your own support without worrying about taking up too much space or resources. I am here only for you.

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Dr. Vanessa Houdek

My approach to therapy: As a licensed clinical psychologist I specialize as a pregnancy, postpartum & maternal mental health expert (fertility, pregnancy loss/infant loss, birth trauma, coping with a NICU stay, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, adjustment...)

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Sarah Reijnen

My approach to therapy: I am dedicated to helping teens and adults work through life transitions, relationship challenges, and trauma while providing a safe space to overcome anxiety, stress, and social expectations.

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Nancy Grade

My approach to therapy: I use a multimodal approach because one size does not fit all. Some sessions are motivational interviewing and others are technique and resource focused. I act as a co-pilot and accountability partner to help foster positive change in your life.

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Paige Mullins

My approach to therapy: I hope to offer a safe space to explore hurts, challenges, and transitions while honoring each person’s unique experience, self-determination, and growth. I would describe my therapeutic style as relaxed, authentic, and conversational.

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Nonye Nwokoro

My approach to therapy: I understand the importance of building trust and rapport with clients, creating a safe and supportive environment for open dialogue.

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Jenna Agbaje

My approach to therapy: My goal is to empower you to blossom into the most self-assured, peaceful version of yourself. Every client is different and what works for you is the most important thing. I am able to tailor my approach to fit your needs.

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North Shore OCD Women's Treatment Center, Ltd. Kathi Fine Abitbol, PhD

My approach to therapy: Empathic, motivating and straight-forward. We collaborate to tailor sessions to meet your needs. We use your strengths to both empower you to reach your goals as well as to help you with areas of concern. I guide you but you remain in control.

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Michelle Litwer

My approach to therapy: My main objective is to help clients manage their emotions so they can make mindful decisions that are line with their goals/values. I enjoy helping clients live more fulfilling lives, become unstuck, and work to build a life worth living.

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Lindsey Morrissey

My approach to therapy: I incorporate mind-body techniques, such as Brainspotting, to support the brain's natural ability to heal as well as interpersonal strategies focused on , learning about yourself, identifying emotions, and developing healthier relationships.

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