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Amanda Ortega

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CAPS providers support any student with any concern. Our providers also complete continuing education and specialized trainings. Learn more about this provider below.

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  • Cis Woman
  • White
  • Straight/Heterosexual
  • LGBTQIA2S+ Affliated
  • Spiritual
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