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Wellbeing Center

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Address: Diego de Osorio 135
Mexico City
Mexico City
11000
Mexico
Phone: +525518505509
Email: mousolorz8@gmail.com
Psychotraumatologist with positive psychology focus. EMDR and IFS. Read more...

Little Brave Counseling Llc

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Address: 301 N. 1st Ave Ste 202, Sandpoint, Idaho 83864
Sandpoint
Idaho
83864
United States
A place to heal from trauma and disturbing memories and upsetting choices. Working with veterans and couples since 2011. Read more...
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Rebecca Barrett PLLC

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Address: Mt Vernon
Mount Vernon
Washington
98274
United States
Phone: (360) 301-8033
Email: rebeccabarrettcounseling@gmail.com
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I know how much strength it requires to make the decision to seek a therapist, and it can be even more challenging to find one you feel is a good fit for you. I believe it’s important to make time for mental self-care just like you would schedule a workout at the gym or a physical check-up. Sometimes we all Read more...

Naya Pyskacek, LICSW, LADC

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Address: 1233 Shelburne Road, Suite #480, South Burlington, VT 05403
South Burlington
Vermont
05403
United States
Phone: 802-999-4762
I am a Certified EMDR Therapist and EMDRIA Approved Consultant and am trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. The Flash Technique has been very useful to helping clients stay within their Window of Tolerance while beginning their healing from traumatic incidents. Read more...

Susan Macdonald Psychotherapy

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Address: 130 Petaluma Ave
Sebastopol
California
95472
United States
Phone: 4154197298
Email: susanmacdonaldmft@gmail.com
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I am a certified EMDR therapist and Consultant in training. Read more...

Christine Cain Therapy

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Address: 1760 The Alameda
San Jose
California
95070
United States
Phone: 401-213-5663
Email: christine@christinecaintherapy.com
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I specialize in the compassionate and effective resolution of PTSD, CPTSD and co-dependence. Flash EMDR, EMDR and Art therapy supplement my core interventions of IFS, Gestalt, and Buddhist therapies. Most of all, I am honored to be with you on your journey. Read more...

Suzanne Geiger, LCSW Inner Strength EMDR Therapy PLLC

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Address: 1701 W Northwest Hwy
Grapevine
Texas
76051
United States
Phone: 9724395979
Email: suzanne@innerstrengthemdrtherapy.com
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Therapist specializing in trauma, depression and anxiety. Read more...

Varsha Prasad

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Address: 10201 S 51st St
Phoenix
Arizona
85044
United States
Phone: 602-671-3632
Email: varsha@bestemowermentgroup.com
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I am a therapist with the Empowerment Group. Training: EMDR, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Emotion-Focused Family Therapy Read more...
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Free To Flourish Counseling and Consulting, LLC

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Address: 4311 W Clara Ln
Muncie
Indiana
47304
United States
Phone: 7652273733
Email: info@freetoflourishcounseling.com
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Hello! My name is Demetria M. Jackson and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) within the State of Indiana, specialized in offering secure, online psychotherapy services to adults and couples. I help clients overcome anxiety, stress, trauma, depression, and relationship conflicts. Read more...
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Bob Engel

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Address: 101 Morris St # 207
Sebastopol
California
95472
United States
Phone: 707-861-0441
Email: bob@sebastopoltherapy.com
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Your authentic self can accomplish what your old stories won’t. The guiding principles of our work together will be curiosity and trust. By staying curious we avoid leaping to conclusions and you can learn to keep the old stories about your problems from limiting your new understanding. Trust includes both being vulnerable — and the essential element of hope. I Read more...