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Emily Viola

LCSW

Survivor Support Services Trauma Specialist

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James Berger

MA

Psychology Intern

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Nai S

LPC

Site-Based Counselor at the Disability Cultural Center (DCC)

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Melanie Epstein

LCSW

Behavioral Health Counselor

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Lee Bard

Lee Bard II

MS, LPC

Counselor

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Wyatt Kanyer

LCSW, RYT, TCTSY-F

Mental Health Clinician

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Hector Reyes

Hector Reyes

LCSW

Mental Health Clinician

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Katie Klimowicz

LCSW, LISAC

SEP (Somatic Experiencing Practitioner)

Mental Health Clinician

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Cynthia Klatte

Cynthia Klatte

LCSW, ACSW

Mental Health Clinician

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Jennifer Jepson

PsyD, LCSW

Psychologist

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