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Welcome! My name is Marian Robinson, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Mar...
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Welcome! My name is Marian Robinson, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia with over...
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Who might be a good fit for Marian?
Marian Robinson may be well-suited to individuals who value a person-centered and eclectic therapeutic approach in managing mood disorders, anxiety, or self-esteem challenges. Her style supports clients taking an active role in their recovery, blending cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic methods while meeting each person where they are without judgment.
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As a fellow truth seeker and meaning maker, I know firsthand how challenges in life can seem inescapable at times. I also personal...
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As a fellow truth seeker and meaning maker, I know firsthand how challenges in life can seem inescapable at times. I also personally understand the layered impact that a histo...
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Who might be a good fit for Dominique?
Individuals navigating challenges like complex trauma, PTSD, or difficulties with self-connection may find support through the approach used by Dominique Agypt. Her work integrates relational and trauma-informed therapies to help clients cultivate a mindful, compassionate relationship with themselves and their experiences.
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Hello, my name is Brenda Broadnax, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia. I work with clients throughout the sta...
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Hello, my name is Brenda Broadnax, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia. I work with clients throughout the state of Virginia. I work with adults, and my fo...
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Who might be a good fit for Brenda?
Individuals focused on improving their ability to manage emotions while dealing with challenges such as anxiety, grief, or trauma may find support in Brenda Broadnax's work. Her client-centered and eclectic approach, which draws from a range of treatment modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, might particularly resonate with adults seeking to explore the relationships among their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Her experience in supporting clients through major life events and her focus on creating a therapeutic space where clients feel heard and valued could make her a valuable resource for those in need of such a supportive environment.
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Greetings, my name is John Luke. I am a licensed clinical social worker and specialize in helping people to effectively manage anx...
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Greetings, my name is John Luke. I am a licensed clinical social worker and specialize in helping people to effectively manage anxiety, depression, and other mental health con...
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Who might be a good fit for John?
John Driessnack may support individuals who want to explore self-image and emotional regulation through a cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic-informed lens. He works with adults facing anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges by helping them develop practical skills and insight to shift unhelpful thought patterns and build on their natural strengths.
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As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over two decades of experience, I’ve worked in diverse settings, from primary c...
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As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over two decades of experience, I’ve worked in diverse settings, from primary care to inpatient psychiatric hospitals, urgen...
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Who might be a good fit for Patrice?
Patrice Griffin may work particularly well with those looking to build skills around resilience and emotional regulation. Her trauma-informed, holistic approach combines evidence-based therapies with a collaborative, strength-based focus that supports adults managing depression, trauma, and self-esteem challenges.
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Hello, my name is Michelle. I believe therapy is a time to examine internalized experiences that shape our perspectives and behavi...
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Hello, my name is Michelle. I believe therapy is a time to examine internalized experiences that shape our perspectives and behaviors. Engaging in introspective work together ...
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Who might be a good fit for Michelle?
Michelle Lee offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on managing emotional dysregulation and navigating difficult life transitions. She integrates psychodynamic methods with a thoughtful attention to family dynamics, attachment styles, and sociocultural influences, creating a supportive space for clients to explore their unique experiences.
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I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2004 and has had my RPT-S since 2008. I graduated in 2000 with a Master of Soc...
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I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2004 and has had my RPT-S since 2008. I graduated in 2000 with a Master of Social Work with a focus on complex trauma, PTSD...
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Who might be a good fit for Wendy?
Individuals navigating challenges like ADHD, depression, or grief may find support through the approach used by Wendy Hall. She integrates trauma-informed care and attachment-based methods to help clients of various ages, guiding them gently through their healing process with respect for each individual’s journey.
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I graduated Eastern Michigan University with a major in psychology and a minor in nutrition in 2007. I completed my PhD program at...
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I graduated Eastern Michigan University with a major in psychology and a minor in nutrition in 2007. I completed my PhD program at the University of Detroit Mercy in 2014. Dur...
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Who might be a good fit for Shannon?
Shannon Fowler may be a good match for people navigating mood and anxiety disorders who prefer a flexible, evidence-based framework. She incorporates approaches like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, supporting clients managing both mental health and related medical challenges.
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I became a mental health provider because our mental health shapes and forms other aspects of our lives. Mental Health is vital! I...
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I became a mental health provider because our mental health shapes and forms other aspects of our lives. Mental Health is vital! I have been a Doctor of Social Work; and Licen...
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Who might be a good fit for Leslie?
Leslie Davis may be a good match for people navigating anxiety, trauma, or relationship concerns who prefer a collaborative, strengths-based framework. She integrates culturally sensitive approaches and evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT to help clients identify personal tools and community resources as they work toward their goals.
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If there is one thing that I find particularly bothersome is when people feel the need to judge others. I can tell you that will n...
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If there is one thing that I find particularly bothersome is when people feel the need to judge others. I can tell you that will not happen should you consider to work with me...
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Who might be a good fit for Brenda?
People experiencing trauma or grief and looking for a therapist with experience in family and couples therapy might consider Brenda Montero’s style of care. She creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients of diverse backgrounds can explore healing through a blend of approaches, including trauma-focused and relational therapies.
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I have been Licensed Professional Counselor for the past 23 years. My counseling style is based on the cognitive-behavioral model ...
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I have been Licensed Professional Counselor for the past 23 years. My counseling style is based on the cognitive-behavioral model in which beliefs, internal dialogue, and subs...
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Who might be a good fit for Steven?
Steven Maurno may work particularly well with those looking to build skills around managing anxiety, stress, and challenging internal beliefs. His cognitive-behavioral approach creates a supportive space for clients to explore and reshape unhelpful thought patterns, which can be especially helpful for individuals coping with trauma, OCD, or relationship difficulties.
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If only life came with a manual, then we wouldn’t need “leaders” to guide us, educate us, motivate us, and encourage us. Li...
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If only life came with a manual, then we wouldn’t need “leaders” to guide us, educate us, motivate us, and encourage us. Life would be perfect with blue skies and no wo...
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Who might be a good fit for Tina?
Individuals focused on improving emotional well-being while managing challenges like anxiety, depression, or trauma may find support in Tina Street’s work. Her person-centered, nonjudgmental approach incorporates a range of therapeutic methods to meet clients where they are and provide practical tools for growth.
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My approach is empathetic, non-judgmental & insightful. We will work together to get to the root of what is preventing you from ha...
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My approach is empathetic, non-judgmental & insightful. We will work together to get to the root of what is preventing you from having well-being. I am passionate about helpin...
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Who might be a good fit for Christy?
Clients seeking structured support for trauma recovery or looking to improve emotional well-being might consider working with Christy Hensley. Christy integrates a variety of therapeutic approaches, including EMDR and CBT, to address challenges like anxiety, ADHD, and difficult childhood experiences with empathy and insight.
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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in VA. I offer counseling to a variety of ages including children, adolescents, and adults....
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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in VA. I offer counseling to a variety of ages including children, adolescents, and adults. My clients have described me as relatable an...
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Who might be a good fit for Latoya?
Clients in need of guidance around emotional challenges could benefit from Latoya Cotman’s approach. She integrates culturally sensitive therapy and mindfulness techniques to support individuals and families navigating issues like anxiety, depression, and trauma while empowering those who feel unheard.
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Hello and welcome. I am a licensed clinical social worker in Virginia. I have been practicing for 10 years. I empower adults to ac...
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Hello and welcome. I am a licensed clinical social worker in Virginia. I have been practicing for 10 years. I empower adults to achieve their personal aspirations and become w...
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Who might be a good fit for Shalita?
Shalita Winston may be well-suited to individuals who value a compassionate and collaborative therapeutic relationship in managing life transitions and building coping skills. Her approach emphasizes respect and sensitivity, supporting clients as they work toward their personal goals while feeling genuinely heard throughout their journey.
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We are always on a constant journey in life and sometimes that journey can give us twists and turns along the way that can feel ov...
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We are always on a constant journey in life and sometimes that journey can give us twists and turns along the way that can feel overwhelming. At times it can help to have a so...
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Who might be a good fit for Jessica?
Jessica Coulson offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on building trust and exploring personal growth through thoughtful reflection. Her use of person-centered techniques combined with mindfulness and trauma-informed care can support clients seeking a compassionate space to work through anxiety, depression, or life transitions.
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Greetings and gratitude on this journey of enhancing your life. My name is Tanisha and I obtained a Masters in social work, and ha...
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Greetings and gratitude on this journey of enhancing your life. My name is Tanisha and I obtained a Masters in social work, and have been a practicing clinician since 2017. I ...
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Who might be a good fit for Tanisha?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, or life transitions may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Tanisha Richardson. She integrates mindfulness-based stress reduction and psychodynamic approaches to create a personalized, restorative process that honors each client’s unique journey.
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Hello, I'm Shilpa. Our lives can be challenging, and transitions occur frequently. Learning about and working on navigating/dealin...
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Hello, I'm Shilpa. Our lives can be challenging, and transitions occur frequently. Learning about and working on navigating/dealing with the emotions and feelings that come wi...
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Who might be a good fit for Shilpa?
Those managing concerns related to depression, anxiety, or trauma may appreciate the methods Shilpa Barkley incorporates into her practice. With a humanistic and culturally informed approach, she collaborates with clients to set meaningful goals while integrating therapies like CBT and psychodynamic techniques to support self-understanding and emotional regulation.
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No one is immune to the trial and tribulations of life, but it takes a higher level of self-awareness to seek professional help. I...
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No one is immune to the trial and tribulations of life, but it takes a higher level of self-awareness to seek professional help. I provide a safe and nonjudgmental environment...
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Who might be a good fit for Meresiet?
People experiencing anxiety or depression and looking for a therapist with experience in cognitive behavioral and strengths-based therapies might consider Meresiet Kidane’s style of care. She creates a safe, nonjudgmental space that supports individuals, couples, and families through life transitions and emotional challenges with a tailored blend of therapeutic approaches.
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I offer a nonjudgmental space where people can freely express themselves and begin the journey of self-discovery.
My clinical expe...
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I offer a nonjudgmental space where people can freely express themselves and begin the journey of self-discovery.
My clinical experience has focused on working with those who ...
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Who might be a good fit for Dawn?
People seeking clarity around trauma recovery or support navigating life transitions may find Dawn Cooperstein’s approach fitting. She integrates evidence-based and holistic methods, including EMDR and mindfulness practices, to help clients become more present and improve their relationships in a compassionate, nonjudgmental space.
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