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I have provided counseling services as Professional Counselor in the States of Nebraska and Michigan. I received my Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from Creighton University. I have been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2001 and Certified with Michigan Counsel of Professional Gambling. I have specialized education in Local and Federal Law Enforcement Trauma been educated and with Concerns of Police Survivors dealing with Traumas of Law Enforcement. My philosophy and approach to counseling is a holistic approach. Helping to develop a better self awareness and understanding of oneself. To assist in mental health issues that have impacted a person’s life that would prevent the ability to cope and focus on specific challenges and daily tasks. I use turning obstacles into opportunities. Remember that you are stronger than any problem you may encounter or any disappointments life will bring
Michigan
20 years
MI LPC 6401007893
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