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Alcohol Abuse and Addiction Therapists in Kenosha, WI


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Samantha Kraft

My approach to therapy: From Children to retirees and everyone in-between. Individual, couples and family; we identify what issue(s) client(s) would like to address. I have provided tailored counseling services based on needs/ abilities and wants of clients.

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Kelsi Clayson

My approach to therapy: My style is warm and interactive (with a touch of humor!) and I draw from a number of evidence-based treatments with careful attention to your unique situation and needs.

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Heidi Nunnemacher

My approach to therapy: I see adults both in-person and Telehealth. We will work together on creating goals and creating change. I use an eclectic approach including cognitive behavior therapy, solution focused therapy, emotional focused therapy and interpersonal therapy.

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Luciana Gonzalez

My approach to therapy: I believe that family is the key to healing adolescent and young adult mental health issues. Restoring harmony and connection between parents and children is essential, so that kids can turn to family for support when they are struggling.

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Dr. Aly Savala

My approach to therapy: My biggest takeaway from therapy was how crucial the therapeutic relationship is; so much more work, growth, and healing can be done when you feel safe with your therapist, when you feel they really see you and understand you.

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Kyle Jackson

My approach to therapy: I specialize in working with high achievers, people who others look at and say "why would you need therapy?" I do not steer people away for "doing too well in life." I believe that you deserve a therapist who truly understands and accepts you.

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William Christiana

My approach to therapy: that it is driven by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), an active, directive, and problem-focused form of treatment. I also incorporate Mindfulness and Motivational interviewing into my treatment approach.

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Tanya Siff

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy prioritizes exploring the unconscious dynamics that shape a person's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. My approach is collaborative and flexible, empowering clients to access their inner resources and achieve lasting change.

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Karen Loaiza

My approach to therapy: I work from an integrative approach, drawing on evidence-based interventions, clinical instincts, and the therapy relationship. I often use cognitive behavioral therapy as well as incorporate insight-oriented skills and emotional processing.

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Dr. Tania Alaby-Varma

My approach to therapy: I received specialized training in various evidence-based treatment modalities including Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and ADHD assessment and treatment.

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