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Tequirra Taylor

Clinical Social Worker/Therapist-Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern -

Pensacola, FL

Online therapy available

Seeing women, children and teens grow in the areas of self-awareness, boundaries and identity is a passion of mine. As a woman, I know that at times the most exciting parts of our lives can feel like pressure points that produce anxiety and a loss of

Rachel Freedland

Clinical Social Worker/Therapist -

Farmington Hills, MI

Online therapy available

I moved to Michigan from California, where I directed a medical practice for 33 years, priding myself on long-lasting personal relationships with patients. Outside of her practice, I worked as a mentor and life coach to individuals needing guidance.

Christine Garnett

Licensed Mental Health Counselor -

Orlando, FL

Online therapy available

Beginning therapy can be a nerve wracking process – sometimes it’s uncomfortable to start something new, to share things about yourself, and to not know what may happen next. My therapy style is warm, understanding, and validating with a touch of hum

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