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  1. Carole Gilmore
    Carole Gilmore - MS, LPC
    Counselor/Therapist Authentic Balance Counseling
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    Domestic Violence...Can people really change? answered 9 years ago
  2. Milena Colyer
    Milena Colyer - MA, LPC
    Counselor/Therapist Milena R. Colyer
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    Receiving Treatment for Sexual Addictions answered 10 years ago
  3. Jill Palmer
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    Counselor/Therapist Jill Palmer, LPC
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    20 Q&A's Texas |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Eating Disorders
    Common among dancers: Anorexia and general eating disorders answered 11 years ago
  4. Jennifer Sartin
    Jennifer Sartin - MS, LCDC
    Drug & Alcohol Counselor/Therapist Alcohol and Addiction Support
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    7 Q&A's Texas |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Alcoholism
    Veins on nose answered 11 years ago
  5. Stephanie Adams
    Stephanie Adams - MA, LPC
    Counselor/Therapist Beginnings Counseling & Consulting
    19 Q&A's Texas |
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    Latest Q & A Reply - in Online Counseling
    Depression From Dealing With Cancer answered 12 years ago
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