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Welcome!

Categories: Office News

Hi. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

I wanted to introduce us! Essentially You Counseling and Wellness Services, LLC opened its doors in December of 2017. We are a team of licensed therapists who all share the vision of helping others realize their true potential, define a purpose, find peace and live the life they desire to live.

Here at Essentially You, we work with individuals and families with a wide array of behavioral health concerns. We want to connect with you in hopes we can be of assistance in supporting the work you do with your patients/clients. We are sure your schedule is very busy, however if you’re interested in chatting on the phone or a quick meet up, one of our team members would be glad to stop by and talk about how we might collaborate.

If you have any questions or would like to talk please give us a call or shoot us an email.

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