Psychologist, Counselor
Ph.D (Psychology), M.P.H., Advance Diploma In Clinical Psychology (ADCP), M.S. Applied Psychology
Psychologist, Counselor
Ph.D (Psychology), M.P.H., Advance Diploma In Clinical Psychology (ADCP), M.S. Applied Psychology
Psychologist
BS Clinical Psychology (Gold Medal), M.S. Clinical Psychology
Speech and Language Pathologist
BSc (Speech & Language Pathology), PGCert Level 7
Speech and Language Pathologist
BSc (Speech & Language Pathology), PGCert Level 7
Psychologist
MSc (Mental Health Studies), BSc (Hons) Psychology
Psychologist
ADCP, Diploma in Hypnotherapy, MS in clinical psychology, CBT Specialisation
Psychologist
ADCP, Diploma in Hypnotherapy, MS in clinical psychology, CBT Specialisation
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