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Rachel Dorneanu LPC NCC RYT 200 is an Individual and Premarital Couples Psychotherapist. She works with ages 16 and up. Her specialties include: Anxiety, Boundaries, Highly Sensitive People (HSP) concerns, Perfectionism, Premarital Counseling and Sex Therapy. She offers outdoor walk and talk sessions in Cumming, GA and online sessions for Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida residents. She makes therapy convenient and easy to fit into your busy life. Clients that work with her appreciate her humor and straightforward, adaptable approach. They like that she meets them where they are and work on goals together.
Samantha is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor serving clients in New York. She utilizes an eclectic approach with her clients that combines components of CBT, ACT, Mindfulness, PCT, and trauma-informed care, and specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, women's issues, and challenging perfectionistic and people-pleasing tendencies.
She places a strong emphasis on incorporating self-acceptance, self-compassion, and self-love into her work, and strives to help others in their journey to becoming the best versions of themselves. She integrates her own creativity, authenticity, warmth, and humor into her sessions, and provides an empathic space to collaboratively aid clients in achieving their desired goals.
Amanda takes a holistic and body-focused approach to mental health care, combining her training from NYU and USC with her passion for yoga, which she has practiced since her teenage years. She started her yoga teacher training in 2009 and now offers telehealth sessions for those in NY and NJ.
Janet is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who uses a variety of therapeutic methods, including EMDR and Brainspotting, to help people from all walks of life. Her cultural background is a mix of Russian, Armenian, and American influences, and she believes our cultural roots greatly impact our well-being.
Dr. Bercuson is here to provide a safe and welcoming space to help you tackle whatever challenges you're facing. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or just need support with parenting or work-life balance, she's ready to help. She uses a flexible approach that includes different therapies and a touch of humor to meet your unique needs.
She has trained at places like Stanford and USC Children's Hospital and has worked in various community and private settings. Whenever you're ready, reach out to her—she looks forward to meeting you.
Dr. Mirza is a clinical psychologist who specializes in mindfulness and helping people through life transitions. She works with adults in California, both in-person and via telehealth, focusing on stress reduction and emotional wellness.
Dr. Mirza offers practical tools to reduce suffering and helps you see meaningful change through compassion, warmth, and a bit of humor.
Mara is dedicated to helping you tackle the pain and problems in your life, guiding you towards feeling whole again. Her office is a safe, comfortable place to talk and learn about yourself with her empathetic and knowledgeable approach.
She works with adults and couples on a variety of mental health and relationship issues, offering both short-term and long-term therapy. Mara believes that looking inside yourself takes courage and that effective treatment can make a huge difference in your life.
Dr. Mara Fleischer is a clinical psychologist in Nashville, Tennessee, who has trained at top institutions like Stanford and Vanderbilt. She specializes in treating anxiety, trauma, depression, binge eating, weight management, and insomnia using evidence-based methods.
Her goal is to help you find the best path to mental wellness through personalized treatment that addresses your specific concerns and needs.
Jen is a licensed clinical social worker who received her degree from Brigham Young University. She has extensive experience working with both adults and adolescents in various settings.
Jen helps individuals and families navigate issues like depression, anxiety, autism, ADHD, and life changes. She uses a client-centered approach, combining different therapeutic techniques to offer the best support and tools. Jen loves seeing the best in everyone she works with and enjoys spending time in the mountains with her family.
Michelle has over 13 years of experience helping adolescents and adults with social, emotional, and behavioral issues. She specializes in anxiety, substance abuse, relationship problems, and trauma.
Her approach combines cognitive-behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and trauma-informed practices like EMDR. Michelle believes that the key to successful therapy is a strong, supportive relationship between therapist and client.
Jessica is passionate about helping people heal their relationships and live healthier lives. She has a Masters in Social Work from Brigham Young University and has worked with children, adolescents, and adults dealing with trauma and attachment issues.
She uses a variety of therapies, including EMDR, Play Therapy, CBT, and DBT. Currently, Jessica practices in Utah County or online, focusing on parenting and attachment, and hosts a podcast called Thoughts on Thoughts.
Kristjana (KJ) is a Montana native who loves skiing, s’mores, and matching sweat suits. She has been a therapist for six years, mainly working with adolescents in residential settings. Recently, she started a private practice for adults after having a baby.
KJ loves therapy because of the positive changes she has seen in her own life. She hopes to normalize therapy by sharing her own experiences through her podcast
Taylor lives in California and loves spending time at the beach with her family. She has been a therapist for six years, helping individuals and couples work through their emotions and achieve their goals.
In 2018, she opened her own private practice, providing a safe and supportive environment for her clients. Taylor deeply respects the therapeutic process and feels privileged to help people through their toughest times, believing in the transformative power of counseling.
