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Katie Cowan, Psychologist in Eatonton
Verified PsyD
Psychologist
"People seek therapy for a variety of reasons - for personal growth, to address painful feelings such as anxiety or depression, or to improve the quality of relationships. Many people also find therapy helpful during times of stress, transition, illness, ..."
Eatonton,  Georgia 31024
(404) 418-6359
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John J Stathas, Marriage & Family Therapist in Eatonton
Verified PhD, LMFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
"Welcome! My practice is devoted to counseling people who may have some of the following concerns: anxiety and depression states, frustrating relationships, pre marriage counseling, divorce adjustment/mediation, teenage transitions, addictive issues, anger management, career concerns, and aging. I connect quickly ..."
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Eatonton,  Georgia 31024
(770) 450-5791
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