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Carol Caprio, LPC

I specialize in helping my clients deal with the effects of trauma. I am an EMDR Certified Approved Consultant. I typically help my clients deal with depression, anxiety, addiction and PTSD. The intent of these podcasts is to supplement the work that do with my clients as well as others that suffer with similar issues.

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