Therapists in Mounds View

John Ferguson, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in Mounds View

	John Ferguson LICSW
	Clinical Social Work/Therapist

"With excellent training (University of Iowa; Simmons College in Boston) and years of experience (20+ in Minnesota), I am able to offer professionalism and a strong theoretical grounding (e.g. psychodynamic; cognitive-behavioral). That is important, but more important is your experience ..."

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Mounds View, Minnesota 55112
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