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Pamela Osuch, Counselor in Boone
Verified IADC, LMHC
Counselor
"I enjoy working with families and children and have done so in one capacity or another for 25 years. It was while I was working in the field of addictions that I realized how the family system influences and shapes ..."
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Boone,  Iowa 50036
(515) 257-1101
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Verified MFCS, LMFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
"As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I am interested in understanding each person for who they are individually as well as the context of the wider "systems" in their life including ethnicity, culture, spirituality, community, and family. These broader ..."
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Boone,  Iowa 50036
(515) 232-2640
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Verified MA, LMHC, MAC
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Boone,  Iowa 50036
(515) 230-4010
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