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David Radovich

My approach to therapy: I focus on cognitive-behavioral, patient-centered, and solution-focused interventions. I offer open and honest feedback. I look forward to providing help and services to those who hope to improve themselves.

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Miranda Denison

My approach to therapy: My approach is interactive and holistic. I enjoy helping folks learn new skills so they are empowered to manage life's hurdles. I consider other factors that could be impacting mental health (looking at you, sleep and boundaries!) with curiosity.

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Celeste Ballard

My approach to therapy: Meditation and somatic work help you to focus and retrain past thinking and traumas that you react to without knowing it. We go beyond understanding to actual retraining the bodies response to triggers. The mind and body can finally relax.

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Joe Groninga

My approach to therapy: I believe it's important to balance empathy with a focus on helping you create meaningful changes using concrete techniques that are shown effective through research. From the start, my goal help you achieve your goals so that you no longer need me.

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Dr. Brittney Jones

My approach to therapy: You'll be truly heard in sessions. I'll be active and not just nodding/listening. Like my clients, you'll find me as being warm, knowledgeable, thorough, and open.

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Dr. Yanet Vanegas

My approach to therapy: Something to know about my approach is that I use evidence-based practices to help children, adolescents, and perinatal women. I focus on small, impactful changes, keeping your goals and how to best achieve them at the heart of every session.

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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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Dr. Brett Swords

My approach to therapy: Although I emphasize using types of therapy that have been proven to work, I will apply those therapies based on YOUR individual needs and preferences. We will collaborate to determine what will work best for you!

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Charles Wasserman

My approach to therapy: I use a combination of therapeutic styles including cognitive-behavioral methods, interpersonal and relational approaches and mindfulness in a collaborative approach to meet client needs and goals

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Joyce Fusek, Psy.D. (Psychologist)

My approach to therapy: I provide quality psychotherapy, support, and education to empower individuals to develop coping skills to better navigate the difficulties of life. I use the latest in neuroscience techniques and interventions to obtain the best therapy results.

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