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Dana Kahn

LICSW

Clinical Social Worker, Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist

Verified

I believe that self-acceptance is the cornerstone to emotional wellness. Peace does not come from the absence of stress and struggle, but in one's ability to be comfortable living with it. I view my work through the lens of anti-oppression: I acknowledge the impact that systemic, cultural, and societal expectations have on our daily existence a

Pavel Blagov

Licensed Psychologist

Clinical Psychologist

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I am confident that you can heal and grow when offered compassion, thoughtful support, and the opportunity to learn new skills in evidence-based therapy. To help you achieve your goals, I will actively evaluate your needs and build you a scientifically sound care plan. I will support you in your learning, whether you want to improve your mental hea

Liz Adcock

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Counselor, Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor

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**Accepting New Clients** (Updated 7.1.25). Are you going through a difficult life transition? You may feel confused, disoriented, uncertain about the future, and grief for what was. You've been through something major-- and it seems like everyone expects you to just move on. But you feel stuck. How do you move forward when your vision seems b

Julie Taheri

LMHCA

Mental Health Counselor

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Guilt Free Therapy aims to provide compassion without judgment throughout each interaction with our clients. This does not mean conversations and sessions are void of accountability and ownership, instead that the collaborative focus on healing and growing will evolve through the lens of compassion, absent guilt and judgment. We focus on adolesc

DeAnza Spaulding

Psychotherapist, Counselor

Verified

As one poet put it, "the one certainty we have in life is change". We can be thrust into change by unemployment, illness or losing a loved one. Sometimes these changes can be sudden and unexpected, while at other times we may have advanced notice. In seasons of transition, we may feel confused, depressed or alone. Whatever the circumstance,