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Life can often change in the blink of an eye, leaving us feeling alone, worried, or stuck. If you’re feeling sad, overwhelmed, ...
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Life can often change in the blink of an eye, leaving us feeling alone, worried, or stuck. If you’re feeling sad, overwhelmed, or finding difficulty managing day to day lif...
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Who might be a good fit for Monica?
Monica Kettler may align well with adults who are working through issues such as anxiety, depression, or life transitions. She emphasizes a collaborative and safe therapeutic relationship, integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques to support clients in building a positive sense of self and navigating challenges with hope.
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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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Dr. Allison Newman is a licensed Independent Marriage and Family Therapist and Doctor of Psychology. She received pre and post doc...
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Dr. Allison Newman is a licensed Independent Marriage and Family Therapist and Doctor of Psychology. She received pre and post doctoral training in Integrated Care and Medical...
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Who might be a good fit for Allison?
Clients facing concerns such as treatment-resistant depression or the challenges of managing chronic illness may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Allison Newman. Her approach integrates family systems and evidence-based therapies to support individuals in building healthier relationships with themselves and others while developing practical coping and problem-solving skills.
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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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I am a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor in the state of ...
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I am a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor in the state of Ohio. I have been working in the counseling f...
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Who might be a good fit for Monique?
Monique Brown may work particularly well with those looking to build skills around managing anxiety and addiction. Her trauma-informed approach and use of evidence-based therapies like CBT and mindfulness support individuals in connecting past experiences with present challenges, fostering clarity and resilience.
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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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He has worked as a clinical counselor for over 19 years in a variety of professional settings. These include outpatient community ...
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He has worked as a clinical counselor for over 19 years in a variety of professional settings. These include outpatient community mental health, crisis services, corporate/wor...
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Who might be a good fit for Brian?
Those coping with behavioral addictions or pursuing personal growth in managing compulsive habits may find Brian Ayer’s approach to be well-aligned. He offers a compassionate, nonjudgmental space where individuals can explore underlying emotions and build healthier coping strategies tailored to their unique experiences.
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I work with individuals who have been struggling with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, often without finding ...
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I work with individuals who have been struggling with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, often without finding relief from traditional treatments. Many of m...
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Who might be a good fit for Eric?
Clients seeking structured support for trauma, anxiety, or relationship challenges might consider working with Eric Kirwan. His integrative approach blends trauma-focused and somatic therapies with holistic practices like Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and sound healing, offering a path toward deeper healing and authentic connection.
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Hello, I'm Katy. Everyone has periods of difficulty that can cause a range of feelings including anxiety, depression, or even ange...
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Hello, I'm Katy. Everyone has periods of difficulty that can cause a range of feelings including anxiety, depression, or even anger. I believe that we all inherently have the ...
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Who might be a good fit for Kathleen?
Individuals or couples navigating life transitions and related emotional challenges may find alignment with the strategies and frameworks utilized by Kathleen Fraser. Her strengths-based, solution-focused approach emphasizes discovering existing personal resources to develop practical tools for managing stress, anxiety, and relationship concerns in a safe, nonjudgmental space.
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I have been a licensed Clinical Therapist for over twenty years. I graduated from Ohio University in 1996 as a psychology major a...
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I have been a licensed Clinical Therapist for over twenty years. I graduated from Ohio University in 1996 as a psychology major and in 1998 earned my Master’s degree in Cli...
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Who might be a good fit for Susan?
People experiencing anxiety or depression and looking for a therapist with experience in cognitive behavioral and emotionally focused therapies might consider Susan Mcclure’s style of care. Her direct yet warm approach, combined with work across diverse settings and populations, supports adults managing life transitions, family conflicts, and stress.
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I received my BA in Sociology at the University of Akron in 2006 and my Masters degree in Social Work from Case Western Reserve Un...
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I received my BA in Sociology at the University of Akron in 2006 and my Masters degree in Social Work from Case Western Reserve University in 2011. I have been a Licensed Clin...
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Who might be a good fit for Lauren?
Those coping with grief, loss, or family conflict may find Lauren Hogg’s approach to be well-aligned. She integrates psychodynamic and family systems theories to foster a compassionate, reflective space where clients can build self-awareness and resilience through life’s challenges.
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Reaching out for help can be difficult... taking the first step in a journey of healing can be daunting. In a world where seemingl...
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Reaching out for help can be difficult... taking the first step in a journey of healing can be daunting. In a world where seemingly no one cares, I do care deeply and want to ...
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Who might be a good fit for Kristin?
Clients working through challenges like anxiety, trauma, or family conflict and looking for trauma-informed therapy support might engage well with Kristin Holder’s approach. Her use of an eclectic blend of evidence-based methods, combined with a deep commitment to empowering clients and creating a nonjudgmental space, supports individuals seeking practical, personalized strategies for healing and growth.
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My name is Angie, I've been a mental health counselor for over 22 years and I love connecting with others and helping along the jo...
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My name is Angie, I've been a mental health counselor for over 22 years and I love connecting with others and helping along the journey. Life’s challenges can leave us feeli...
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Who might be a good fit for Angela?
Angela Sowers may be a strong resource for individuals looking to develop strategies for managing anxiety, depression, or life transitions. She integrates a range of therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques, to tailor support that honors each person’s unique journey toward greater peace and self-understanding.
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Hello, I'm Jen. I deeply value connection and authenticity in the therapeutic process. While therapy can sometimes be an intense e...
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Hello, I'm Jen. I deeply value connection and authenticity in the therapeutic process. While therapy can sometimes be an intense experience, I believe it should also include m...
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Who might be a good fit for Jennifer?
People seeking clarity around trauma recovery or support navigating life transitions may find Jennifer Newtonsmith’s approach fitting. She integrates a strengths-based, nervous system-informed framework that honors each person’s unique experience while fostering connection and authenticity throughout the healing process.
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Hello, I'm Julia! I'm excited to meet you and get to know you a little better. Together we'll take the first steps on your therapy...
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Hello, I'm Julia! I'm excited to meet you and get to know you a little better. Together we'll take the first steps on your therapy journey.
I work with clients facing a va...
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Who might be a good fit for Julia?
Julia Bey may be well-suited to individuals who value a collaborative and strengths-based therapeutic approach in managing challenges such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. She creates a compassionate, safe space where clients’ unique experiences are honored, offering personalized strategies that integrate various evidence-based methods to support healing and growth.
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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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Dr. Gerald (Jerry) Hayes received his BAA from the University of Florida, a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Gan...
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Dr. Gerald (Jerry) Hayes received his BAA from the University of Florida, a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Gannon University, and his Doctor of Psychology ...
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Who might be a good fit for Gerald?
Gerald Hayes may be a good match for people navigating complex emotional or relational challenges who prefer an integrative and collaborative therapeutic framework. His approach emphasizes self-awareness and self-compassion, supporting individuals as they build resilience and explore identity within a respectful and empowering partnership.
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I take an eclectic approach to meet the needs of my clients, with a heavier emphasis on solution- focused techniques and CBT. I ha...
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I take an eclectic approach to meet the needs of my clients, with a heavier emphasis on solution- focused techniques and CBT. I have worked primarily with children and their f...
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Who might be a good fit for Jennifer?
Clients seeking structured support for anxiety, depression, or challenges related to identity might consider working with Jennifer Driver. Her eclectic approach, emphasizing solution-focused techniques and trauma-informed care, is designed to help individuals and families build insight and practical skills at a comfortable pace.
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Hello, I'm Dwonna. I am committed to helping people find the strength inside themselves to triumph in relationships, overall funct...
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Hello, I'm Dwonna. I am committed to helping people find the strength inside themselves to triumph in relationships, overall functioning, and living a balanced life. Throughou...
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Who might be a good fit for Dwonna?
Those managing concerns related to anxiety, depression, or family conflict may appreciate the methods Dwonna Lenoir incorporates into her practice. She integrates approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy with a compassionate, individualized focus to support clients across different life stages and diverse backgrounds.
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My name is Annie Bennett, and I am an Ohio licensed clinical social worker and supervisor. I received my master’s degree from th...
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My name is Annie Bennett, and I am an Ohio licensed clinical social worker and supervisor. I received my master’s degree from the University of Kentucky and then completed t...
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Who might be a good fit for Annie?
Annie Bennett may be a good match for people navigating addiction, family conflict, or life transitions who prefer a solution-focused and humanistic framework. Her approach emphasizes meeting clients where they are and collaboratively working toward meaningful change, drawing on a blend of cognitive-behavioral and relational therapies to support growth and resilience.
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