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Matthew Gittleman is a child, couple, and family therapist, specializing in working with teenagers and their parents on issues resulting from addiction to electronic devices. He also provides practical techniques to help parents cope with their out-o... read more about Matthew Gittleman, MFT

In psychotherapy, life's stressors lose power. Things that feel unmanageable when faced alone can be witnessed, explored and worked through. Self reflection, psychological inquiry, and mindful attention to one's personal experience are skills one dev... read more about Barbara Turner, MA, PhCandidate, RC

At Hope and Healing Therapy, we know the whys behind a whole host of difficulties: depression, anxiety, emotional pain, eating disorders, addictions... But even more important, we know the how: how can people like you be helped? Since 1992, Carolann ... read more about Carolann Freedman, MA. LMHC, NCC

So often, we know we need to make a change, but either don't know where to start or just can't seem to do what needs to be done. Don't continue living with depression, anxiety, a bad job or a bad relationship. Change is always possible! Therapy can... read more about Sara Hiatt, MA, LMFT

I apply a unique and creative approach to therapy that is rooted in both transpersonal and Buddhist philosophies. Transpersonal psychotherapy is defined as, the study of humanity's highest potential with the understanding, and realization of unitive,... read more about Mikella McIntyre, M.A., MHC

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My approach is to help families, couples and individuals create healthier, happier and more meaningful relationships and lives for themselves. I use a variety of modalities and tailor therapy to each client's needs and personality. However, I draw mo... read more about Shannon Price, MA

My passion is to provide a safe, provocative place where an individual, couple, or group can come together and enter a therapeutic process in order to more fully engage in their lives. This process involves dealing with paradox: allowing oneself to s... read more about Atta Dawahare, LMHC MDiv

My approach to psychotherapy is open and collaborative, drawing on person-centered and relational schools of psychology. My core understanding is that unhealthy patterns of thinking, feeling, or behaving originate in the mind/body's attempt to compen... read more about Jay French, MA

There are many different approaches to counseling and therapy, and all have been proven to work to varying degrees. However research shows that the client/therapist relationship is the most important aspect in creating lasting change and successful r... read more about Lisa Tarrach, MA, LMFT-A