"I am a licensed clinical psychologist with 18 years experience providing psychotherapy to adolescents, adults, and the elderly. When individuals decide to speak with a psychologist, they are seeking assistance, support but, most importantly, hope. Hope they will feel better, hope their relationships will improve, and hope that they will be able to adopt a healthier outlook on life. Choosing to speak with a psychologist should be a positive, rewarding experience. It is my responsibity to make sure my clients feel this way, and that they are speaking with someone who cares about them, who they can trust, and who can provide such hope."
"I am a licensed clinical psychologist with 18 years experience providing psychotherapy to adolescents, adults, and the elderly. When individuals decide to speak with a psychologist, they are seeking assistance, support but, most importantly, hope. Hope they will feel better, hope their relationships will improve, and hope that they will be able to adopt a healthier outlook on life. Choosing to speak with a psychologist should be a positive, rewarding experience. It is my responsibity to make sure my clients feel this way, and that they are speaking with someone who cares about them, who they can trust, and who can provide such hope."
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