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Heather Kitchen is a Greensboro Clinical Social Worker/Therapist who specializes in helping Greensboro Adolescents, Adults and Elders with Eating Disorders, Anxiety or Fears and Depression. Ms. Kitchen gives her patients the skills to overcome their issues - whether it be anxiety, overeating and problems within their relationships. Her manner is "friendly and engaged" and she is used to working with teenagers, adults and couples. Heather Kitchen offers a free intial phone consultation. · read more
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Stephen Ringer is a Greensboro Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with over 10 years of experience specializing in helping Greensboro Adolescents and Adults with Anxiety or Fears, Addiction or Substance Abuse and Depression. Mr. Ringer was a client himself 20 years ago and therefore brings a deeper understanding of client-therapist relationship to the table. He now works with several therapists for patients to choose from. For substance abuse, they follow the 12 step program. Call Mr. Ringer's office today for an initial consultation. · read more
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