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Hello, I'm Christian. Life can throw challenges at you that can leave you feeling lost, helpless, overwhelmed, grieving, gripped b...
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Hello, I'm Christian. Life can throw challenges at you that can leave you feeling lost, helpless, overwhelmed, grieving, gripped by worry, or even hopeless. Perhaps experience...
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Who might be a good fit for Christian?
People seeking clarity around managing overwhelming emotions or support navigating life transitions may find Christian Baer’s approach fitting. He integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to help clients develop practical coping skills while tapping into their personal strengths and motivation for change.
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I’m a licensed psychologist with a PhD in Counseling Psychology, and I’ve been practicing since 2006. Over the years, I’ve h...
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I’m a licensed psychologist with a PhD in Counseling Psychology, and I’ve been practicing since 2006. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working with individuals ...
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Who might be a good fit for Aaron?
People experiencing depression, anxiety, or chronic pain and looking for a therapist with experience in cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal approaches might consider Aaron Laturner’s style of care. He works collaboratively to help clients understand the connections between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, supporting both mental and physical well-being through practical coping strategies and relationship insights.
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Louise worked as a professional actor in NYC from 1978-94. She became the theater professor at Antioch College where she worked un...
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Louise worked as a professional actor in NYC from 1978-94. She became the theater professor at Antioch College where she worked until 2008. In 2004, she began her studies at U...
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Who might be a good fit for Lousie?
People experiencing grief and looking for a therapist with experience in mindfulness-based and Jungian-informed approaches might consider Louise Smith’s style of care. Her work integrates contemplative practices and depth psychology, which can offer meaningful support during life transitions and challenges related to identity and loss.
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My name is Jane Miller, LISW (Licensed in OHIO) and I am honored to be joining this community. I have been in private practice for...
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My name is Jane Miller, LISW (Licensed in OHIO) and I am honored to be joining this community. I have been in private practice for 30 years and my work is my passion. It is s...
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Who might be a good fit for Jane?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, trauma, and mood disorders may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Jane Miller. Her approach integrates holistic healing practices alongside traditional therapy, creating a space where the mind-body connection and personal growth are thoughtfully supported.
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During my final year of my ungraduate education, I participated in an intership with the Western District of Pennsylvania United S...
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During my final year of my ungraduate education, I participated in an intership with the Western District of Pennsylvania United States Probation & Pretrial Services. It was i...
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Who might be a good fit for Kristen?
Clients seeking structured support for ADHD, anxiety, or self-esteem, or looking to improve coping skills might consider working with Kristen Pal. Her diverse experience, ranging from working with physically and developmentally disabled individuals to serving as a specialist for transitional aged youth, suggests a broad understanding of varied life circumstances and challenges.
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Welcome! I'm Alexis McDonald, LISW-S
Please take a moment to acknowledge you have taken the first step towards bettering your men...
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Welcome! I'm Alexis McDonald, LISW-S
Please take a moment to acknowledge you have taken the first step towards bettering your mental health because, you have taken the first ...
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Who might be a good fit for Alexis?
Clients working through issues like anxiety, depression, or trauma and looking for cognitive behavioral or dialectical behavior therapy support might engage well with Alexis McDonald's approach. Her focus on developing assertive communication skills and setting boundaries could resonate with those aiming to improve their quality of life, particularly young adults or teenagers. Alexis's ability to create a safe and welcoming space may be especially meaningful for those who are just starting their mental health journey.
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I am a counselor with experience supporting people facing challenges with mental health, addiction, and dual-diagnosis concerns. I...
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I am a counselor with experience supporting people facing challenges with mental health, addiction, and dual-diagnosis concerns. I believe that everyone’s journey is unique,...
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Who might be a good fit for Robert?
Robert Ksiazkiewicz may align well with adults who are working through issues such as addiction, anxiety, or trauma. He offers an integrative approach that adapts to each person’s unique journey, creating a supportive environment for building coping skills and discovering personal strengths.
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I graduated with my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2016 and I have been practicing counseling in Ohio sin...
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I graduated with my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2016 and I have been practicing counseling in Ohio since October 2016. I have worked with a wide sp...
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Felicia Thames, Licensed Clinical Counselor living in Cincinnati, Ohio. Been a licensed professional for the past twenty years. I ...
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Felicia Thames, Licensed Clinical Counselor living in Cincinnati, Ohio. Been a licensed professional for the past twenty years. I enjoy working with school age children , div...
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Who might be a good fit for Felicia?
Felicia Thames may be a good match for people navigating challenges like anxiety, trauma, or identity concerns who prefer a mindfulness-informed and attachment-based framework. Her approach integrates diverse therapeutic methods that support clients from various backgrounds, including school-age children, LGBTQ individuals, and those involved in the foster care system.
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Hello, my name is Lori Storer. I grew up in St. Marys Ohio. ` I have worked in the mental health field for over 25 years. I studi...
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Hello, my name is Lori Storer. I grew up in St. Marys Ohio. ` I have worked in the mental health field for over 25 years. I studied for my bachelors degree at Writer State Un...
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Who might be a good fit for Lori?
Lori Storer may support individuals who want to explore trauma and emotional healing through a trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy-informed lens. Her approach emphasizes building on existing strengths and providing a nonjudgmental space, which can be helpful for clients managing challenges such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, or complex trauma.
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Patricia came into the field of mental health in 1989 with a Master of Arts in Teaching. In 1993 Patricia returned to Case Western...
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Patricia came into the field of mental health in 1989 with a Master of Arts in Teaching. In 1993 Patricia returned to Case Western Reserve University where she earned a Master...
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Who might be a good fit for Patricia?
Clients facing concerns such as anxiety, family conflict, or grief may connect with the techniques and structure offered by Patricia Abrahamson. Her experience working with children, youth, families, and older adults, combined with a flexible approach that includes family therapy and mindfulness-based strategies, supports a broad range of emotional and relational needs.
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I grew up in Ohio, graduated high school, married, had 3 children and divorced before going to college. I loved Psychology right f...
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I grew up in Ohio, graduated high school, married, had 3 children and divorced before going to college. I loved Psychology right from the start, and that's how I got into this...
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Who might be a good fit for Teresa?
People experiencing trauma or those wanting to strengthen coping skills around mood and addiction could benefit from Teresa Sibert’s focused therapeutic work. Her use of EMDR alongside a blend of cognitive-behavioral and humanistic approaches reflects a commitment to addressing complex emotional and adjustment challenges in outpatient settings.
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Life is not always easy and often takes a turn in a direction that you may not have seen coming. Whether you are in a season of tr...
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Life is not always easy and often takes a turn in a direction that you may not have seen coming. Whether you are in a season of transition, loss, grief, or wanting to grow and...
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Who might be a good fit for Lauren?
Clients working through life transitions and looking for trauma-informed therapy support might engage well with Lauren Goodlet’s approach. Lauren blends person-centered and Adlerian perspectives with options for Christian counseling, creating a compassionate space for clients to process emotions and build insight at their own pace.
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Life can be challenging and people find help is needed.. Some challenges develop over time and then reach a crisis point. Work str...
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Life can be challenging and people find help is needed.. Some challenges develop over time and then reach a crisis point. Work stress, anxiety, parenting and discipline proble...
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Who might be a good fit for Kathy?
Kathy Morse may be a good match for people navigating anxiety, stress, or family conflict who prefer a strengths-based and solution-focused framework. She integrates mindfulness and cognitive behavioral techniques while honoring each person’s values and beliefs to help build practical skills for overcoming life’s challenges.
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Hello, I'm Mary Beth, a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a passion for helping adults of all ages navigate life's cha...
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Hello, I'm Mary Beth, a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a passion for helping adults of all ages navigate life's challenges. With a Master's degree and extensive...
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Who might be a good fit for Mary?
Mary Barbushkirila may be a match for those interested in integrative and trauma-informed approaches, particularly when facing anxiety, depression, or challenging life transitions. She creates a compassionate space where evidence-based methods like CBT and EMDR are tailored to support resilience and personal growth across a variety of emotional and physical health concerns.
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Life has challenges and uncertainties and having someone to process these with makes all the difference. Together we can focus on ...
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Life has challenges and uncertainties and having someone to process these with makes all the difference. Together we can focus on slowing down the overwhelming pace and doing ...
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Who might be a good fit for Audra?
Audra Swanson offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on managing anxiety, depression, or life transitions. She integrates mind, body, and spirit in her work, combining cognitive behavioral techniques with mindfulness and faith-based perspectives to support clients seeking meaningful change at their own pace.
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I Graduated from Walden University with a master's in clinical mental health counseling with a specialization in trauma response a...
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I Graduated from Walden University with a master's in clinical mental health counseling with a specialization in trauma response and intervention. I carry a special certificat...
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Who might be a good fit for Charmain?
Charmain Hood may work particularly well with those looking to build skills around managing trauma, anxiety, and depression. She offers a supportive environment that integrates trauma-informed approaches like EMDR and Trauma-Focused CBT, helping clients develop practical strategies for healing and resilience.
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Hello, my name is Eugenia Benson and I'm very excited to meet you soon. Together we'll start your therapy sessions and make sure y...
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Hello, my name is Eugenia Benson and I'm very excited to meet you soon. Together we'll start your therapy sessions and make sure you're feeling better as soon as possible.
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Who might be a good fit for Eugenia?
Eugenia Benson offers an approach that may suit individuals focusing on building hope and coping skills to manage life’s challenges. Her background as a former nurse combined with an eclectic therapeutic style supports clients from diverse cultural and personal identities in developing positive strategies such as spirituality and self-talk to navigate difficult emotions and circumstances.
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Does life ever feel hopeless? Overwhelming? Does it ever feel like you’ve lost your way and having a hard time getting back? Hi,...
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Does life ever feel hopeless? Overwhelming? Does it ever feel like you’ve lost your way and having a hard time getting back? Hi, I’m Katelyn and I am an independently lice...
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Who might be a good fit for Katelyn?
Clients seeking structured support for managing anxiety, depression, or life transitions might consider working with Katelyn Atkinson. Her collaborative, conversational style emphasizes building practical coping skills and increasing self-awareness in a warm, nonjudgmental space to help individuals reshape their perspectives and achieve meaningful change.
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I have a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Kent State University. My second Master�...
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I have a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Kent State University. My second Master’s degree is in Mental Health Counseling from...
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Who might be a good fit for Felicia?
Felicia Coffman may support individuals who want to explore healing from trauma and emotional challenges through a trauma-informed and mindfulness-based lens. Her approach integrates evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT to help young adults managing anxiety, depression, ADHD, and life transitions in a compassionate and structured way.
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