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  1. Yerachmiel Donowitz
    Yerachmiel Donowitz - LPC, BCC
    Counselor/Therapist B.A.S.I.C.S.
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    17 Q&A's Georgia |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Suboxone & Methadone
    Patient & Doctor Rights answered 3 weeks ago
  2. Dr. Richard Schultz
    Dr. Richard Schultz - Ph.D.
    Psychologist Practice Website
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    24 Q&A's Georgia |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Anxiety
    Did Shrooms Fry My Brain Or Is It Just Anxiety? answered last month
  3. Amani Mungo
    Amani Mungo - LPC
    Counselor/Therapist
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    1 Q&A's Georgia |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Adolescent Issues
    My BF was molested. How can I help her? answered last year
  4. Prof. Adrienne D. White
    Prof. Adrienne D. White - LPC, NCC,CAMS
    Counselor/Therapist
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    Georgia |
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  5. Elana Winfrey
    Elana Winfrey - MEd, LPC
    Counselor/Therapist
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    Georgia |
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  6. Dr. Guy Seymour
    Dr. Guy Seymour - PhD, ABFE
    Psychologist
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