LMFT · Florida · Online sessions
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I want you to know that I recognize the courage it takes to ask for help, in this case to seek out therapy. We all know difficult times are real. I have been a bilingual Marriage and Family therapist since 2006, and my style is client-centered, meaning I believe it is important to meet you right where you are today emotionally. I also draw from CBT techniques. As a clinician it is important to me that you feel safe and heard. I thrive to offer you a confidential, safe, judgment-free space where you can process your goals, learn coping skills, find purpose, and look for solutions. I believe that learning new ways to tackle life’s challenges is brave and can be achieved through mindfulness, compassion, and active listening. Therapy is a journey; healing is a process and a team effort for both client and therapist. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me.
Florida
15 years
FL LMFT MT2455, AZ LMFT 15754
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