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 "We are open to all people, regardless of their religious affiliation, who seek counseling for individual, marital or family concerns. All counseling will be done from a Christian perspective and will integrate ..."
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Columbia City,
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 "I use neurofeedback(EEG Biofeedback) and cognitive behavioral therapy with a humanistic foundation. this allows us to get to the issue without months of psychotherapy. However, neurotherapy, although very effective for many disorders, ..."
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Churubusco,
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