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My experience includes helping adults cope with the challenges of life transitions that often include relationship issues, family ...
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My experience includes helping adults cope with the challenges of life transitions that often include relationship issues, family conflict, parenting issues, and career diffic...
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Who might be a good fit for Kathryn?
Kathryn Dove may align well with adults who are working through life transitions, family conflicts, or the stressors associated with chronic illness and caregiving. Her psychoeducational and integrative approach creates a safe, non-judgmental space that supports clients in understanding their experiences and developing practical strategies for lasting personal growth.
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You are not your anxiety or depression. Meru Health is a 12-week digital menta...
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Feel better in 12 weeks
You are not your anxiety or depression. Meru Health is a 12-week digital mental health program designed to help people feel...
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Who might be a good fit for Meru Health?
Those coping with depression, anxiety, or sleep difficulties may find Meru Health’s approach to be well-aligned. Its blend of evidence-based therapies combined with wearable biofeedback and flexible, around-the-clock digital access offers support that fits into varied lifestyles and promotes holistic mental well-being.
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Daia is a master's level, fully licensed Independent Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Ohio who helps her clients to n...
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Daia is a master's level, fully licensed Independent Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Ohio who helps her clients to navigate life's challenges, offering fresh per...
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Who might be a good fit for Daia?
Clients working through anxiety, depression, or family conflict and looking for relational therapy support might engage well with Daia Hatchett-jackson’s approach. She combines evidence-based methods with a collaborative, person-centered style that encourages clients to explore their experiences in a safe space while building coping skills to navigate life’s transitions and improve overall well-being.
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I believe the people want to be creative, joyful and hopeful. Experiencing fulfillment of future dreams are outcomes for a well li...
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I believe the people want to be creative, joyful and hopeful. Experiencing fulfillment of future dreams are outcomes for a well lived life. "As a Man Thinks, so are They". Is ...
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Who might be a good fit for Saidah?
Saidah Foree may support individuals who want to explore emotional healing and personal growth through a trauma-informed and integrative therapy lens. Her approach incorporates a variety of evidence-based methods tailored to address challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma, with a focus on restoring functioning and fostering hope in a safe, strengths-based environment.
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Hello! My name is Shana Cronican and I completed a Masters in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, a Masters in Social Work with a...
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Hello! My name is Shana Cronican and I completed a Masters in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, a Masters in Social Work with an independent license credential (LISW). With...
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Who might be a good fit for Shana?
People experiencing trauma and looking for a therapist with experience in trauma-informed and holistic care might consider Shana Cronican’s style of support. She integrates evidence-based approaches like trauma-focused CBT and mindfulness to assist individuals, including survivors of violence and those managing anxiety or depressive disorders, in fostering healing and resilience.
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I have my independent licensure in the field of clinical counseling. I use a holistic and integrated approach in therapy including...
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I have my independent licensure in the field of clinical counseling. I use a holistic and integrated approach in therapy including but not limited to motivational interviewing...
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Who might be a good fit for Molly?
People seeking clarity around managing anxiety, addiction, or trauma may find Molly Steele’s approach fitting. She integrates a variety of therapeutic methods like motivational interviewing and dialectical behavior therapy to support clients in building coping skills and setting personalized goals through video counseling.
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I am an independently licensed Marriage and family therapist in the state of Ohio. I am a Master’s level clinician and have...
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I am an independently licensed Marriage and family therapist in the state of Ohio. I am a Master’s level clinician and have 26 years of experience working with children...
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Who might be a good fit for Jodi?
Jodi Mccarthy may be a match for those interested in trauma-informed and systems therapy, particularly when facing family conflict or complex relational challenges. Her work often integrates a collaborative approach that connects individuals and families with community resources, supporting healing within broader social and legal contexts.
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Do you find yourself saying, "Wait, this isn't how my life was supposed to go"? The truth is that it’s never too late to write a...
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Do you find yourself saying, "Wait, this isn't how my life was supposed to go"? The truth is that it’s never too late to write a new story of who you are and how you want yo...
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Who might be a good fit for Julianne?
Those managing concerns related to anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges may appreciate the methods Julianne Massimo incorporates into her practice. Her integrative, trauma-informed approach blends evidence-based therapies like CBT and Interpersonal Psychotherapy with a warm, humanistic philosophy that supports healing at the root of recurring patterns.
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I work with individuals and couples. I am easy to talk to and try to make my clients feel comfortable, especially new clients. I...
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I work with individuals and couples. I am easy to talk to and try to make my clients feel comfortable, especially new clients. I always start from where the client is but I ...
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Who might be a good fit for Priscilla?
Priscilla Loba may be a good match for people navigating challenges such as anxiety, grief, or relationship conflicts who prefer an integrative and direct therapeutic framework. She creates a comfortable space for clients to start from their current experience while encouraging openness to suggestions that support progress toward their goals.
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I view therapy as a journey of healing, growth and transformation. I believe that therapy is the greatest gift you can give to yo...
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I view therapy as a journey of healing, growth and transformation. I believe that therapy is the greatest gift you can give to yourself. I have had the profound privilege of...
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Who might be a good fit for Nadine?
Nadine Browning may support individuals who want to explore healing and self-discovery through an integrative and trauma-informed lens. Her approach blends various therapeutic methods tailored to each person’s unique experiences, helping clients build trust in themselves while addressing challenges such as anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties.
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Developing trusting relationships is the foundation of a positive counseling experience. I recognize and embrace the uniqueness in...
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Developing trusting relationships is the foundation of a positive counseling experience. I recognize and embrace the uniqueness in each of my clients. Although I practice from...
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Who might be a good fit for Darcel?
People seeking clarity around identity or support navigating adolescence and young adulthood may find Darcel Elliott’s approach fitting. Her warm, accepting style combines person-centered care with evidence-based techniques tailored to individual needs, supporting clients through challenges like anxiety, depression, and trauma.
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Hi there! Welcome to my bio! I've been a practicing therapist for more than five years and have worked with people from all walk...
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Hi there! Welcome to my bio! I've been a practicing therapist for more than five years and have worked with people from all walks of life and backgrounds for much longer. I...
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Who might be a good fit for Sarah?
Sarah Griffith may be well-suited to individuals who value an integrative therapeutic approach in managing anxiety, trauma, or emotional challenges. She incorporates creative modalities like art and movement alongside mindfulness and evidence-based techniques to support healing of the whole self—mind, body, and emotions.
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With special training treating various types of trauma He has helped clients recover from domestic violence, sexual abuse and divo...
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With special training treating various types of trauma He has helped clients recover from domestic violence, sexual abuse and divorce. With years of counseling couples, he off...
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Who might be a good fit for Steven?
Steven Johnston offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on healing from trauma, relationship challenges, or spiritual integration in their recovery process. His work often weaves together evidence-based therapies and spiritual perspectives, supporting clients in addressing complex issues like domestic violence, divorce, and emotional wounds within a relational context.
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Hi, I'm Heather and am dually licensed as a mental health and chemical addiction counselor. My role is to support you, listen to...
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Hi, I'm Heather and am dually licensed as a mental health and chemical addiction counselor. My role is to support you, listen to you, and work with you to help you achieve y...
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Who might be a good fit for Heather?
Heather Sinclair may support individuals who want to explore emotional regulation and coping through a Dialectical Behavior Therapy-informed lens. She works collaboratively at a pace that feels right for each client, integrating approaches that address both mental health and substance use concerns.
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Everyone could use someone in their life that listens objectively and actually hears what you are saying. I think all of us deserv...
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Everyone could use someone in their life that listens objectively and actually hears what you are saying. I think all of us deserve that person.
I have a more direct approac...
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Who might be a good fit for Melissa?
Individuals or couples navigating anxiety, depression, or challenges related to identity and relationships may find alignment with the strategies and frameworks utilized by Melissa Allton-cameron, where applicable. Her direct yet empathetic style combines cognitive behavioral and solution-focused therapies with creative, individualized coping techniques to support clients in shaping their own stories.
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Hi there! My name is Erin and I'm a licensed mental health therapist with a passion for helping people overcome their mental healt...
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Hi there! My name is Erin and I'm a licensed mental health therapist with a passion for helping people overcome their mental health struggles. With over 13 years of experience...
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Who might be a good fit for Erin?
Individuals navigating challenges like trauma, anxiety, or depression may find support through the approach used by Erin Kutchera. She works with women across the lifespan, incorporating trauma-informed care and evidence-based therapies to help clients build resilience and move toward healing in a compassionate, empowering space.
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My name is Mike, a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, and I can help you to be the best you that you can be! Having worked...
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My name is Mike, a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, and I can help you to be the best you that you can be! Having worked as a mental health therapist for 15 years wi...
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Who might be a good fit for Michael?
Michael Stranges may be well-suited to individuals who value a collaborative, client-centered approach in managing challenges such as anxiety, depression, or trauma. His integration of cognitive behavioral techniques with humanistic and mindfulness-based methods offers a supportive space for clients across various life stages to work toward greater well-being.
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I am a compassionate therapist with over six years of experience, specializing in integrative, neurodivergence-affirming, and trau...
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I am a compassionate therapist with over six years of experience, specializing in integrative, neurodivergence-affirming, and trauma-informed care. I work closely with individ...
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Who might be a good fit for Aliyah?
Aliyah Mcconahay may be a match for those interested in an integrative, trauma-informed approach, particularly when facing challenges such as anxiety, ADHD, or relational struggles. She incorporates culturally sensitive and mind-body techniques to create a supportive environment that honors each individual’s unique experiences and strengths.
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Cammy Frazier is a psychotherapist who is credentialed as Licensed Independent Social Worker in Ohio and has been practicing since...
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Cammy Frazier is a psychotherapist who is credentialed as Licensed Independent Social Worker in Ohio and has been practicing since 2016. She graduated from Ohio University as ...
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Who might be a good fit for Cammy?
Individuals managing concerns related to anxiety, depression, or life transitions may appreciate the methods Cammy Frazier incorporates into her practice. Her personalized approach, which blends cognitive behavioral therapy with strengths-focused and solution-oriented techniques, supports clients in tailoring their healing journey to fit their unique experiences and goals.
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Hello, I am Kelly Walsh. I have a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Psychology from the University of Evansville and Master of Soci...
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Hello, I am Kelly Walsh. I have a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Psychology from the University of Evansville and Master of Social Work from the University of Kentucky. I ha...
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Who might be a good fit for Kelly?
Kelly Walsh may be well-suited to individuals who value a client-centered and relational therapy approach in managing challenges such as trauma, mood disorders, or anxiety. Her emphasis on creating a safe, respectful space and tailoring methods like mindfulness, storytelling, and trauma-focused CBT supports clients in finding personalized paths toward healing.
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