Therapists in College Place

Debra Patton Rood, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in College Place

	Debra Patton Rood MSW, LICSW
	Clinical Social Work/Therapist

"My style is engaging and supportive. I will spend the first part of our session together getting to know you by asking you questions and listening actively. I believe in focusing on your strengths and building on them to help ..."

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College Place, Washington 99324
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The therapists in College Place, Washington have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues.

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