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Life can be overwhelming at times, and you don't have to face it alone. As a therapist, I provide a safe and compassionate space w...
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Life can be overwhelming at times, and you don't have to face it alone. As a therapist, I provide a safe and compassionate space where you can talk openly about what's on your...
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Who might be a good fit for Rachel?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, and trauma may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Rachel Gelling. Her strength-based, integrative approach invites clients to explore underlying patterns and build resilience in a compassionate, supportive environment tailored to adolescents and adults alike.
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Hello, I'm Jenn! Reaching out for therapy and support is one of the hardest self-care tasks anyone can undertake, and I want to ta...
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Hello, I'm Jenn! Reaching out for therapy and support is one of the hardest self-care tasks anyone can undertake, and I want to take a moment to acknowledge your first step in...
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Who might be a good fit for Jennifer?
Jennifer Languirand may be well-suited to individuals who value a client-centered and eclectic therapeutic approach in managing trauma, anxiety, or ADHD. Her experience working across various care settings and with diverse populations informs a flexible style that meets clients where they are, integrating modalities like Trauma-Focused CBT and play therapy to support healing and growth.
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Hello, I'm Nick. I specialize in working with those struggling with addictions and trauma, but my therapeutic approach is broad an...
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Hello, I'm Nick. I specialize in working with those struggling with addictions and trauma, but my therapeutic approach is broad and inclusive, addressing a wide variety of men...
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Who might be a good fit for Nicholas?
Nicholas Moallem may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing addiction, trauma, and related emotional challenges. His trauma-informed approach, which integrates Compassionate Inquiry, Internal Family Systems, and somatic techniques, is designed to help clients access internal resources and build a deeper understanding of how past experiences shape present patterns.
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I have clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing difficulty with depression, anxiety, ADHD, ...
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I have clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing difficulty with depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, substance use, social-relational issues...
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Who might be a good fit for Kevin?
Those managing concerns related to anxiety, depression, or ADHD may appreciate the methods Kevin Cobb incorporates into his practice. He emphasizes creating a safe and honest space where clients of various ages can collaboratively explore personalized treatment plans using approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques.
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My name is Regina and I am a licensed mental health therapist based in Florida and I also hold licenses in Sout...
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Hello and Welcome!
My name is Regina and I am a licensed mental health therapist based in Florida and I also hold licenses in South Carolina, North Carolina, Delaware and Mass...
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Who might be a good fit for Regina?
Clients seeking structured support for anxiety, grief, or life transitions might consider working with Regina Poole. Her client-centered approach emphasizes a safe, nonjudgmental space where mindfulness and solution-focused techniques are tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals across diverse backgrounds.
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Hello, I'm C.J. As a Black gender-nonconforming individual, I understand the profound importance of finding spaces where you are f...
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Hello, I'm C.J. As a Black gender-nonconforming individual, I understand the profound importance of finding spaces where you are fully accepted and understood. In my practice,...
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Who might be a good fit for Cj?
Clients seeking structured support for challenges like anxiety, trauma, or identity exploration might consider working with Cj Wright. Their collaborative, mindful approach integrates evidence-based therapies with a deep understanding of cultural diversity and gender identity, creating a space that prioritizes safety and connection.
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Everyone should have someone to talk to, particularly someone who is impartial and nonjudgmental. No one wants to fail, or feel ba...
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Everyone should have someone to talk to, particularly someone who is impartial and nonjudgmental. No one wants to fail, or feel badly, or experience hopelessness. None of us w...
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Who might be a good fit for Jennifer?
People seeking clarity around managing emotions or support navigating life transitions may find Jennifer Tolley’s approach fitting. By focusing on clients’ strengths and breaking challenges into manageable steps, she offers a compassionate, collaborative space for building skills and making meaningful progress.
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I'm Rosalba! As your therapist, it is my goal to see you become a better version of yourself. No goal is too small or too big! The...
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I'm Rosalba! As your therapist, it is my goal to see you become a better version of yourself. No goal is too small or too big! Therapy teaches the importance of adaptability, ...
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Who might be a good fit for Rosalba?
Clients seeking structured support for managing anxiety, depression, or life transitions might consider working with Rosalba Conde. Her use of Cognitive Behavioral and Humanistic approaches, combined with a direct yet compassionate style, creates a space where clients can develop practical tools while feeling genuinely supported throughout their growth.
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Whether you are new to therapy or have seen one new therapist after the other, the thought of being completely vulnerable with a s...
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Whether you are new to therapy or have seen one new therapist after the other, the thought of being completely vulnerable with a stranger (and through a screen too!) can be ex...
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Who might be a good fit for Mary?
Individuals or couples navigating challenges such as anxiety, trauma, or family conflict may find alignment with the strategies and frameworks utilized by Mary Rockwood, where applicable. She integrates dance/movement therapy with evidence-based approaches like Motivational Interviewing and the Attachment Regulation Competency framework to support a holistic and embodied path toward healing and personal growth.
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Hello, I'm Michele. My passion lies in guiding individuals to feel connected to their higher self, learning to practice self-compa...
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Hello, I'm Michele. My passion lies in guiding individuals to feel connected to their higher self, learning to practice self-compassion, appreciating themselves, and viewing p...
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Who might be a good fit for Michele?
Michele Marquis may be well-suited to individuals who value a collaborative, insight-oriented approach in managing anxiety, self-esteem, and life transitions. She integrates techniques like Narrative Therapy and CBT to support clients in developing self-compassion and reframing their experiences toward personal growth and resilience.
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Hi, I'm so glad that you've chosen to take this step to care for yourself. Are you an adult that is worried, experiencing a transi...
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Hi, I'm so glad that you've chosen to take this step to care for yourself. Are you an adult that is worried, experiencing a transition, or lacking motivation? Or perhaps you'r...
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Who might be a good fit for Shannon?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, or challenges related to life transitions may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Shannon Davidenko. Her person-centered and collaborative telehealth approach, incorporating CBT, DBT-informed strategies, and ACT, supports adults in navigating their unique experiences with compassion and mindfulness.
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Hello! I’m Jaime.
Are the demands of every day having an impact on your mental health? Is it feeling harder and harder to manag...
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Hello! I’m Jaime.
Are the demands of every day having an impact on your mental health? Is it feeling harder and harder to manage the emotions that are coming to the surface...
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Who might be a good fit for Jaime?
Jaime Henderson may be a match for those interested in a holistic, culturally informed approach to therapy, particularly when facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, or trauma. She integrates mindfulness and strength-based techniques while honoring each client’s unique background and life experience, offering tailored support to diverse individuals including those from LGBTQ+ and multicultural communities.
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As an experienced clinical social worker, I am dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for people navigating the c...
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As an experienced clinical social worker, I am dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for people navigating the complexities of psychological trauma, includin...
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Who might be a good fit for Maureen?
Clients working through trauma and looking for trauma-focused therapy support might engage well with Maureen Mcgettigan’s approach. She integrates compassionate, attachment-based methods like EMDR and psychodynamic therapy, creating a welcoming space especially attentive to diverse backgrounds and experiences.
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I work with clients around attachment issues/relationships, anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic illness, and somatic/psychogenic ...
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I work with clients around attachment issues/relationships, anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic illness, and somatic/psychogenic symptoms. A focus will be on how we relate to...
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Who might be a good fit for Emily?
People experiencing anxiety, depression, or challenges related to attachment and relationships and looking for a therapist with experience in a psychodynamic, relational approach might consider Emily Feigenberg’s style of care. She emphasizes exploring personal history and identity factors like race, gender, and sexuality to help clients deepen self-awareness and foster more meaningful connections outside of therapy.
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Hi, I'm Em. During times of unmitigated stress, problems and worries pile up, creating emotional and psychic loads that block pers...
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Hi, I'm Em. During times of unmitigated stress, problems and worries pile up, creating emotional and psychic loads that block personal growth and hamper well-being. Therapy ca...
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Who might be a good fit for Emma?
Those coping with complex emotional challenges or pursuing personal growth in managing stress and trauma may find Emma Avruch’s approach to be well-aligned. Emphasizing a collaborative, DBT-informed framework grounded in radical acceptance, Emma supports clients in reclaiming agency and fostering meaningful change through a therapeutic relationship centered on safety and deep inner work.
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Finding a therapist is often as much about the "match" as it is about the skill and experience of the clinician. Many times, we se...
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Finding a therapist is often as much about the "match" as it is about the skill and experience of the clinician. Many times, we seek therapy when things are at a low point, wh...
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Who might be a good fit for Wendy?
People experiencing anxiety or stress from life transitions and looking for a therapist with experience in collaborative and cognitive approaches might consider Wendy Isaac’s style of care. She offers a compassionate and individualized approach, often integrating dialectical and problem-solving techniques while providing a supportive space for clients, including those from the LGBTQIA+ community.
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Are you in your 40s, 50s, or beyond—and finding yourself navigating unexpected shifts in how you feel, who you are, or what you ...
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Are you in your 40s, 50s, or beyond—and finding yourself navigating unexpected shifts in how you feel, who you are, or what you want?
Whether it’s quiet anxiety, persiste...
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Who might be a good fit for Lisa?
Clients in need of guidance around identity shifts and emotional changes in midlife could benefit from Lisa Catalano’s approach. She offers a compassionate, integrative space that helps adults process transitions, grief, and the complexities of caregiving while fostering clarity and resilience at a comfortable pace.
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The ideal client is someone willing to explore and further understand the current or historical issues creating barriers or concer...
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The ideal client is someone willing to explore and further understand the current or historical issues creating barriers or concerns impacting current life. Goals would includ...
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Who might be a good fit for Deborah?
Individuals focused on improving self-understanding while managing the effects of relational and systemic challenges may find support in Deborah Saper’s work. Her approach integrates family systems and social justice perspectives, encouraging clients to explore how power, oppression, and interpersonal patterns shape their experiences and potential for growth.
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Mental health symptoms and or difficulty managing your life can arise due to stressful situations, life transitions, issues relate...
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Mental health symptoms and or difficulty managing your life can arise due to stressful situations, life transitions, issues related to grief and loss, addiction, and or past/p...
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Who might be a good fit for Donna?
Clients seeking structured support for managing anxiety, depression, or addiction might consider working with Donna Bernardiagnes. Her person-centered, trauma-informed approach, combined with cognitive behavioral and mindfulness-based strategies, aims to help individuals build sustainable coping skills during life transitions and challenging times.
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The link between you and your “ideal you” is a bridge paved with fear and the unknown. At this crossroad, how you proceed dict...
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The link between you and your “ideal you” is a bridge paved with fear and the unknown. At this crossroad, how you proceed dictates whether you cross that bridge. Yet, when...
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Who might be a good fit for Nadia?
Individuals focused on improving personal insight while managing trauma or anxiety may find support in Nadia Albritton’s work. She integrates psychodynamic and trauma-informed approaches with therapies like DBT and CBT to collaboratively help clients develop empowering narratives and actionable goals.
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