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Verified MS, LPC
Counselor
"I am a Licensece Professional Counselor who works with adults, children and adolescents with anxiety disorders, OCD, and Panic disorders as well as other child and adolescent issues. I have experience working with a variety of disorders and adustment issues ..."
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Warren,  Pennsylvania 16365
(814) 954-1162
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Bethany Robson, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in Warren
Verified LCSW-R, CPCC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
"My strengths include: -my ability to blend or alternate between counseling and life coaching as needed. -my ability to create a deep connection from heart to heart. "
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Warren,  Pennsylvania 16365
(716) 235-3107
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