Therapists in Norwich

Ronnie C Lesser, Psychologist in Norwich

	Ronnie C Lesser PhD
	Psychologist

"I think that the "fit" between therapist and patient is one of the most important determinants of whether therapy is effective. I like to work in the here and now, bringing up issues and exploring them as they emerge in ..."

Norwich, Vermont 05055
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Miriam R.S. Osofsky, Psychologist in Norwich

	Miriam R.S. Osofsky PhD
	Psychologist

"Whether I am with a child, teenager, adult, couple or family, I strive to earn my clients' trust with honesty, warmth and humor. We work collaboratively tø reduce symptoms like depression and anxiety, and to resolve problems in relationships. I ..."

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