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Mary Ann Pearce Koch, Psychologist in Boones Mill
Verified PhD
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"Older teens, adults and seniors consult me for assistance coping with stressful life transitions, family and relationship conflicts, depression, anxiety, chronic illness (especially diabetes), and general feelings of being stuck and desiring a confidential professional's help. Please see my website ..."
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Boones Mill,  Virginia 24065
(540) 318-2086
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Marv Gardner, Psychologist in Rocky Mount
Verified PhD, DMin
Psychologist
"I am a clinical psychologist, pastoral counselor and Anglican priest. I offer Marriage & Family & Individual as well as Pastoral Counseling. While I am pleased to serve those who are of any or no religion, I have over 20 ..."
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Rocky Mount,  Virginia 24151
(540) 908-3776
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