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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor having experience dealing with parenting issues, single parenting, depression, anxiety, job...
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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor having experience dealing with parenting issues, single parenting, depression, anxiety, job stress, relationship stress, and addiction....
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Who might be a good fit for Martha?
Those coping with anxiety, depression, or life transitions may find Martha Furman’s approach to be well-aligned. She offers concise, direct support that resonates with individuals ready to make meaningful changes, drawing on her extensive experience with diverse clients, including military families and single parents.
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I am a white, queer, disabled, non-binary femme. I have worked as a therapist in a variety of settings, including inpatient mental...
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I am a white, queer, disabled, non-binary femme. I have worked as a therapist in a variety of settings, including inpatient mental health facilities, outpatient community ment...
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Who might be a good fit for Erin?
Erin Hipple may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing trauma, identity exploration, or grief. Their approach integrates somatic and narrative therapies with a focus on social justice and affirming diverse gender and sexual identities, creating a supportive space for those navigating complex personal and systemic challenges.
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Welcome! I'm Melody Dascanio and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I hold a Masters degree in Professional Counseling and ...
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Welcome! I'm Melody Dascanio and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I hold a Masters degree in Professional Counseling and I also happen to have a Bachelors of Music de...
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Who might be a good fit for Melody?
Those coping with trauma from domestic violence or seeking personal growth in healing from narcissistic abuse may find Melody Dascanio’s approach to be well-aligned. She integrates trauma-informed care with body-centered methods like EMDR and somatic techniques, supporting clients as they reclaim their strength and resilience.
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Hello! I am a licensed professional counselor and have been working in the field since my internship in 2019. I graduated with my ...
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Hello! I am a licensed professional counselor and have been working in the field since my internship in 2019. I graduated with my Master of Art in Clinical Mental Health Couns...
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Who might be a good fit for Jenifer?
Jenifer Finnerty may support individuals who want to explore healing from trauma and mood challenges through a trauma-informed and somatic therapy-informed lens. Her approach integrates mindfulness and cognitive behavioral techniques to help clients develop coping skills and foster emotional growth across various life stages.
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What if you could relax more, trust yourself, implement worthy changes, and enjoy your life and relationships? Not only that, what...
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What if you could relax more, trust yourself, implement worthy changes, and enjoy your life and relationships? Not only that, what if you could identify any emotional baggage,...
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Who might be a good fit for Rosemary?
Clients in need of guidance around emotional baggage and self-doubt could benefit from Rosemary Via’s approach. She integrates mindfulness, acceptance-based therapies, and relational methods to help adults move toward greater confidence, clarity, and contentment in their lives and relationships.
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I have worked at the intersection of mental health and chronic illness for the past 12 years by providing support and therapy. I w...
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I have worked at the intersection of mental health and chronic illness for the past 12 years by providing support and therapy. I work closely with people who are dealing with ...
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Who might be a good fit for Sam?
Sam Moore may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing anxiety, depression, or the emotional impact of chronic health conditions. His experience supporting middle-aged adults through these challenges is complemented by a warm, collaborative style that emphasizes practical coping skills and personal growth.
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You should be proud of yourself, looking through therapist’s profiles is the first step to finding support. I approach every wor...
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You should be proud of yourself, looking through therapist’s profiles is the first step to finding support. I approach every working relationship with a deep sense of compas...
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Who might be a good fit for Sarah?
Individuals or couples navigating challenges like anxiety, mood disorders, or family conflict may find alignment with the strategies and frameworks utilized by Sarah Reimers, where applicable. Her approach integrates a compassionate, holistic view that connects mental and physical health while fostering self-awareness and practical coping skills in a supportive environment.
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I work with adult clients 18 and up, and I have a special interest in promoting healthy relationships with both individuals and co...
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I work with adult clients 18 and up, and I have a special interest in promoting healthy relationships with both individuals and couples, as research shows that having close an...
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Who might be a good fit for Paul?
Paul Basenfelder offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on enhancing their relationships or grappling with mood disorders. His expertise in Positive Psychology and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy could be particularly beneficial for those seeking to build self-esteem or navigate career issues. His proficiency in working with both individuals and couples might be an added advantage for those seeking to foster healthier connections.
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As an LGBTQ+ person today, it’s easy to feel like everything is unraveling while you’re just trying to hold it together. If yo...
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As an LGBTQ+ person today, it’s easy to feel like everything is unraveling while you’re just trying to hold it together. If you’re exploring your identity, coming out or...
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Who might be a good fit for Linden?
Those managing concerns related to identity exploration and the challenges of living as an LGBTQ+ person may appreciate the methods Linden Alexander incorporates into their practice. As a queer and trans clinician, Linden offers a compassionate, gender-affirming approach that supports navigating anxiety, depression, and life transitions within a safe and understanding space.
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As a clinical social worker with over 30 years of experience, I can serve as a guide and coach whether you are facing chronic pain...
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As a clinical social worker with over 30 years of experience, I can serve as a guide and coach whether you are facing chronic painful feelings, a major life transition, a life...
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Who might be a good fit for Kelly?
People experiencing depression or those wanting to strengthen coping skills during life transitions could benefit from Kelly Tuturice’s focused therapeutic work. Her use of diverse methods like CBT, DBT, and psychodynamic approaches supports clients in gaining new perspectives and building lasting mental health foundations.
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I am the mother to 2 grown children and a grandmother. I was married for over 40 years prior to my husband passing, I now share m...
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I am the mother to 2 grown children and a grandmother. I was married for over 40 years prior to my husband passing, I now share my house with a Golden Retriever.
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Who might be a good fit for Susan?
Clients working through anxiety and looking for eclectic therapeutic support might engage well with Susan Barradale’s approach. She tailors treatment plans to fit each individual’s unique circumstances, drawing on a variety of methods to address challenges such as family conflict, life transitions, and emotional regulation.
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I am Judy. The longer I have worked as a therapist. The more convinced I become that we all have within the ability to learn grow...
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I am Judy. The longer I have worked as a therapist. The more convinced I become that we all have within the ability to learn grow and heal.
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Who might be a good fit for Judy?
People seeking clarity around life transitions or support navigating complex emotions may find Judy Goldman’s approach fitting. She offers a warm, accepting space that encourages growth and healing through a blend of mind-body techniques and relational therapies.
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Jarrod Balmer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over five years of experience supporting individuals navigating anxiety, t...
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Jarrod Balmer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over five years of experience supporting individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, chronic illness, racial identity, and ...
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Who might be a good fit for Jarrod?
Jarrod Balmer offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on healing from trauma and managing anxiety. His trauma-informed care, combined with culturally sensitive collaboration, supports those exploring their identity or facing challenges related to chronic illness, neurodiversity, or mental health within diverse communities.
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Welcome to SLAY Therapy, where today’s the day to SLAY: Start Loving All of You!
I’m Akeesha M. Washington, a Licensed Profe...
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Welcome to SLAY Therapy, where today’s the day to SLAY: Start Loving All of You!
I’m Akeesha M. Washington, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Advanced A...
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Who might be a good fit for Akeesha?
People seeking clarity around their cultural identity or support navigating mental health challenges as a young adult or middle-aged individual may find Akeesha Washington’s approach fitting. Her trauma-informed, culturally sensitive methods incorporate therapies like CBT and EMDR, with a focus on addressing racial trauma and fostering empowerment within BIPOC and queer-affirming spaces.
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Are you having a hard time quieting the negative thoughts in your head? Are you struggling to keep up with everything in your life...
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Are you having a hard time quieting the negative thoughts in your head? Are you struggling to keep up with everything in your life? Do you feel trapped by painful memories or ...
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Who might be a good fit for Tricia?
Tricia Thalheimer offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on managing anxiety, depression, or trauma while navigating identity and relationship challenges. She brings a compassionate understanding of diverse experiences, particularly supporting adolescents and young adults within the LGBTQ+ community and those working through complex emotional and interpersonal issues.
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To others it may seem like you've got it all together, but on the inside you're spinning out of control. Panic randomly punches yo...
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To others it may seem like you've got it all together, but on the inside you're spinning out of control. Panic randomly punches you in the chest, taking your breath away, and ...
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Who might be a good fit for Dana?
Dana Oneill may align well with adults who are working through anxiety, parenting challenges, or difficult life transitions. Her use of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and mindfulness techniques supports individuals seeking to manage overwhelming emotions, build self-compassion, and strengthen their relationships.
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I am an LCSW that is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania. I have been licensed since 2014 and have been working in the behaviora...
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I am an LCSW that is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania. I have been licensed since 2014 and have been working in the behavioral health field for over 20 years. I have a pa...
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Who might be a good fit for Stephanie?
People seeking clarity around stress/anxiety disorders, depression, or trauma may find Stephanie Faust's approach fitting. With her extensive experience in Cognitive Processing Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Stephanie may be particularly beneficial for individuals or couples striving for better communication and conflict resolution.
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I am a firm believer in a person’s strengths, bravery and perseverance in not only being a survivor but a thriver regarding life...
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I am a firm believer in a person’s strengths, bravery and perseverance in not only being a survivor but a thriver regarding life circumstances. I am equally as passionate ab...
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Who might be a good fit for Eileen?
Eileen Stengel may be a match for those interested in motivational interviewing, particularly when facing challenges related to mood disorders or managing chronic illness. She integrates a strengths-based perspective with thoughtful medication management to support older adults navigating complex mental health needs.
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Welcome! My name is Liz and I have 12 years of mental health experience. Whether this is your first-ever therapy session or you've...
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Welcome! My name is Liz and I have 12 years of mental health experience. Whether this is your first-ever therapy session or you've had a few in the past, I'm here to make ment...
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Who might be a good fit for Elizabeth?
Individuals navigating challenges like anxiety, depression, or grief may find support through the approach used by Elizabeth Benullo. She offers a personalized, compassionate style of therapy that adapts to each person’s unique experiences, helping clients from young adulthood through older age work toward greater mental wellness.
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"True success is the predictable result of hard work, patience, sacrifice & learning put into practice everyday." - Unknown
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"True success is the predictable result of hard work, patience, sacrifice & learning put into practice everyday." - Unknown
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Who might be a good fit for Jamil?
Jamil Akil may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing life transitions, coping with depression, or improving self-esteem. Those grappling with family or peer relationships, or navigating issues concerning men's mental health may appreciate his use of Culturally Sensitive Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. His approach, informed by his belief in the innate abilities of his clients, could be particularly beneficial for older adults seeking personal growth.
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