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Sunamita Tuple
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, EdS, LPC
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
Dunwoody, GA 30338
"I believe, in each of us, there is an inherent need to be understood and accepted and that psychotherapy involves building a caring relationship in which clients feel safe and at ease. My goal for our time together is to help you better understand yourself, understand patters behind the choices you make and equip you with coping skills that will enable you to more effectively deal with life stressors."
"I believe, in each of us, there is an inherent need to be understood and accepted and that psychotherapy involves building a caring relationship in which clients feel safe and at ease. My goal for our time together is to help you better understand yourself, understand patters behind the choices you make and equip you with coping skills that will enable you to more effectively deal with life stressors."
Calin Pop
Pre-Licensed Professional
Verified Verified
Winder, GA 30680
I believe that the cornerstone of a successful therapeutic journey is a trusting relationship between the client and the therapist.
In the midst of life's various challenges and hurdles, remember that you don't have to face them alone. I am here to accompany adults and families on their journey towards peace and an improved life. Together, we will navigate life's twists and turns in an inviting, serene, nurturing, and supportive atmosphere. My expertise encompasses guiding individuals through managing anxiety and stress, fostering self-esteem and assertiveness, and coping with a range of life challenges, including relationship issues, parenting difficulties, loss, and transitions. My aim is to empower clients to live the life they aspire to lead.
I believe that the cornerstone of a successful therapeutic journey is a trusting relationship between the client and the therapist.
In the midst of life's various challenges and hurdles, remember that you don't have to face them alone. I am here to accompany adults and families on their journey towards peace and an improved life. Together, we will navigate life's twists and turns in an inviting, serene, nurturing, and supportive atmosphere. My expertise encompasses guiding individuals through managing anxiety and stress, fostering self-esteem and assertiveness, and coping with a range of life challenges, including relationship issues, parenting difficulties, loss, and transitions. My aim is to empower clients to live the life they aspire to lead.
Viorel Stefan Ispas
Counselor, MA, LPC, AMFT
Verified Verified
Atlanta, GA 30327 (Online Only)
Viorel's passion is to help couples, families, and individuals overcome life challenges and achieve goals that they did not believe possible on their own. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Richmont Graduate University. He has invested almost three decades of work serving people, both internationally and in the United States. He combines his clinical skills with his life and work experience to help improve the lives of children, teens, and adults from various economic, social, cultural, and religious backgrounds.
Viorel's passion is to help couples, families, and individuals overcome life challenges and achieve goals that they did not believe possible on their own. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Richmont Graduate University. He has invested almost three decades of work serving people, both internationally and in the United States. He combines his clinical skills with his life and work experience to help improve the lives of children, teens, and adults from various economic, social, cultural, and religious backgrounds.
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