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Life is to be lived and enjoyed, but sometimes this journey can leave you feeling a bit “stuck”. These can be troubling, lonel...
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Life is to be lived and enjoyed, but sometimes this journey can leave you feeling a bit “stuck”. These can be troubling, lonely times. Help is here! I am a licensed profes...
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Who might be a good fit for Aquila?
Aquila Arceneaux may be a match for those interested in a holistic, existential approach to therapy, particularly when facing challenges like anxiety, depression, or trauma. She integrates techniques from cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies to support clients in reconnecting mind, body, and spirit while fostering growth through a collaborative and nonjudgmental process.
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I create a space where you can show up—no pretense, no performance—just you. I don’t believe people are broken. The emotions...
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I create a space where you can show up—no pretense, no performance—just you. I don’t believe people are broken. The emotions and behaviors we judge ourselves for often s...
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Who might be a good fit for Courtney?
People experiencing burnout and looking for a therapist with experience in existential and compassion-focused approaches might consider Courtney Dombrowski’s style of care. She creates a collaborative, nonjudgmental space that helps clients reconnect with their authentic selves and explore what they truly need beyond their roles and responsibilities.
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I am so thrilled to see that you have found me today! Seeking help can sometimes seem like a scary or daunting task, but taking th...
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I am so thrilled to see that you have found me today! Seeking help can sometimes seem like a scary or daunting task, but taking that first step to help you or your teen reach ...
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Who might be a good fit for Katherine?
Katherine Hunter may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing stress, trauma, and life transitions. Her approach emphasizes cultivating inner courage and strength, creating a supportive space where young adults can make empowered choices toward healing.
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I integrate different modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-focused CBT, transpersonal therapy, and exp...
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I integrate different modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-focused CBT, transpersonal therapy, and expressive arts, to support clients in their hea...
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Who might be a good fit for Leiann?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, or life transitions may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Lei-ann Bridges. Her compassionate, client-centered approach emphasizes emotional exploration and resilience-building within a culturally sensitive and spiritually informed framework.
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I believe in the power that language has to create and shape both worlds and identities. As a result, I take a narrative approach ...
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I believe in the power that language has to create and shape both worlds and identities. As a result, I take a narrative approach to counseling practice and work with clients ...
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Who might be a good fit for Jacob?
Jacob Glazier may align well with adults who are working through challenges such as identity exploration, grief, or life transitions. His narrative approach, combined with a foundation in person-centered care and diverse therapeutic perspectives, supports clients in reshaping their stories with empathy and openness.
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Dr. Marlo Rouse has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and a Master of Arts degree in marriage and family therapy from Syracu...
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Dr. Marlo Rouse has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and a Master of Arts degree in marriage and family therapy from Syracuse University. She received her doctorate in ...
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Who might be a good fit for Marlo?
Marlo Rouse may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing anxiety, trauma, or family conflict. Her collaborative style integrates mindfulness and family systems approaches within a culturally relevant framework, supporting clients in addressing their unique challenges and goals.
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Welcome to a journey of healing and personal growth. I am a neurodiversity-informed Licensed Professional Counselor with a primary...
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Welcome to a journey of healing and personal growth. I am a neurodiversity-informed Licensed Professional Counselor with a primary focus on supporting individuals through neur...
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Who might be a good fit for Adhanet?
Adhanet Zereabruk may be a good match for people navigating neurodiversity-related challenges who prefer a collaborative and eclectic therapeutic framework. Her approach integrates mindfulness, cognitive behavioral techniques, and trauma-informed care to support individuals working through anxiety, depression, life transitions, and multicultural or family-related concerns.
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“My counseling approach is collaborative, empathetic, holistic, and sincere. I believe that listening is the key to success in a...
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“My counseling approach is collaborative, empathetic, holistic, and sincere. I believe that listening is the key to success in a therapeutic relationship and every client th...
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Who might be a good fit for Karmen?
Clients seeking structured support for managing anxiety, depression, or trauma might consider working with Karmen Hunter. Her collaborative and holistic approach blends cognitive behavioral therapy with spiritual and evidence-based interventions, aiming to create a respectful and personalized therapeutic experience.
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Angela Robinson holds a Master's Degree in Community Counseling from Argosy University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor in...
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Angela Robinson holds a Master's Degree in Community Counseling from Argosy University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia. She is a Certified Cli...
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Who might be a good fit for Angela?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, grief, or trauma may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Angela Robinson. Her integrative approach, which blends psychodynamic therapy with mindfulness and breathwork, supports individuals seeking to develop a deeper connection with themselves and foster healing through trust and open communication.
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Shawanna Burton-Smith is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with individuals, couples, and families, as well as small gro...
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Shawanna Burton-Smith is a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with individuals, couples, and families, as well as small groups. Shawanna holds a bachelor’s degree in ...
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Who might be a good fit for Shwanna?
Shwanna Burton may support individuals who want to explore healing and personal growth through a person-centered and solution-focused lens. She integrates cognitive-behavioral and motivational interviewing techniques to help clients reframe their experiences and develop practical strategies for managing challenges such as anxiety, grief, or identity concerns.
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My approach to therapy is simple. You need someone to talk with and I have an ear that is non judge mental and a mouth that is ki...
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My approach to therapy is simple. You need someone to talk with and I have an ear that is non judge mental and a mouth that is kind. It’s important to know that once you m...
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Who might be a good fit for Tyshawn?
Tyshawn Kingsberry may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges. Her tailored approach blends evidence-based cognitive behavioral techniques with solution-focused and spiritually informed counseling, creating a supportive space that honors both personal and faith-based goals.
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Beth enjoys helping adults ages mid 20's and older who are dealing with issues related to relationships with themselves and others...
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Beth enjoys helping adults ages mid 20's and older who are dealing with issues related to relationships with themselves and others. She has extensive experience working with ...
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Who might be a good fit for Beth?
People experiencing challenges with relationships and seeking a therapist with experience in childhood emotional neglect might consider Beth Franchini’s style of care. She combines a relaxed yet professional approach with various therapeutic methods to help clients gain deeper insight into their life situations and foster meaningful, lasting change.
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It’s all about you being your best you! I provide a safe, non-judgmental space to learn, explore, and grow as you seek to be th...
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It’s all about you being your best you! I provide a safe, non-judgmental space to learn, explore, and grow as you seek to be the best version of yourself. If you are looki...
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Who might be a good fit for Bridget?
People seeking clarity around life transitions or support navigating periods of change may find Bridget Browner’s approach fitting. She creates a compassionate, non-judgmental space that emphasizes personal growth and purpose, integrating methods like mindfulness and relational therapy to support individuals through challenges such as grief, career shifts, or spiritual exploration.
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I am Brianna R. Brown, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), owner/operator of Lotus Nest Counseling Services, LLC. I c...
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I am Brianna R. Brown, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), owner/operator of Lotus Nest Counseling Services, LLC. I currently hold a Master of Science degree in M...
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Who might be a good fit for Brianna?
Those coping with anxiety, depression, or challenges in relationships may find Brianna Brown’s approach to be well-aligned. She integrates a blend of narrative, cognitive-behavioral, and emotion-focused therapies to help clients build self-awareness and cultivate personal growth within a supportive, family-centered framework.
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Psychotherapist with over 20 years experience working with clients who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, sleep iss...
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Psychotherapist with over 20 years experience working with clients who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, sleep issues, PTSD and family discord. Trauma therapy...
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Who might be a good fit for Jane?
People experiencing anxiety, depression, or family conflict, or those wanting to strengthen coping skills, could benefit from Jane Davis’s focused therapeutic work. Her approach blends trauma-informed care with diverse modalities like attachment-based and mindfulness techniques, supporting young adults through complex emotional and life transitions.
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Dr. Aaron J. Kimble currently serves as a Sr. Project Manager for DeKalb County as well as a licensed clinical therapy associate f...
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Dr. Aaron J. Kimble currently serves as a Sr. Project Manager for DeKalb County as well as a licensed clinical therapy associate for A Place for Me Counseling and WholeHeart P...
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Who might be a good fit for Aaron?
Aaron Kimble may be well-suited to individuals who value integrative and emotionally focused therapy in managing complex emotional and relational concerns. His approach blends cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and somatic methods to support clients working through issues like grief, intimacy challenges, and identity-related stress within a socially conscious framework.
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As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Child & Adolescent Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP-CA), National Certi...
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As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Child & Adolescent Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP-CA), National Certified Counselor (NCC), and Certified School Co...
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Who might be a good fit for Jessica?
People experiencing anxiety or stress and looking for a therapist with experience in child and adolescent mental health might consider Jessica Flowers’s style of care. She offers a virtual, supportive space that incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, and Family Systems Therapy to help young clients and their families work toward meaningful change.
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What should my client want to know about me? Lisa R. Benton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia. She has 24 years of t...
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What should my client want to know about me? Lisa R. Benton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia. She has 24 years of training and experience in all psychiatric set...
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Who might be a good fit for Lisa?
Clients in need of guidance around emotional healing and self-worth could benefit from Lisa Benton’s approach. Her warm, compassionate style combined with diverse therapeutic methods offers support for those working through challenges like anxiety, trauma, or complex mental health concerns.
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An inspiration in her own right she is an Executive Director/Clinician, MS., M.Ed, NCC, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Cer...
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An inspiration in her own right she is an Executive Director/Clinician, MS., M.Ed, NCC, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPC...
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Who might be a good fit for Eboni?
Eboni Mormant may be a match for those interested in integrative and trauma-informed modalities, particularly when facing challenges like PTSD, addiction, or complex family dynamics. Her approach weaves together cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavioral therapies with community-focused support, creating a space for healing that honors both individual and cultural experiences.
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Do you ever feel like you are not being heard by friends, family or medical professionals? Are you feeling overwhelmed or anxious...
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Do you ever feel like you are not being heard by friends, family or medical professionals? Are you feeling overwhelmed or anxious due to changes in your life? Maybe you are ...
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Who might be a good fit for Suzanne?
People experiencing feelings of being unheard or overwhelmed, or those wanting to strengthen coping skills during life transitions, could benefit from Suzanne Watts’s focused therapeutic work. Her eclectic approach, which integrates cognitive behavioral, narrative, and dialectical behavior therapies, is combined with a compassionate, nonjudgmental space that supports clients from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQIA+ individuals.
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