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Why this resource is helpful:
After a traumatic event like combat, an assault, or a disaster it's normal to feel scared, keyed up, or sad at first. But if it's been months or years since the trauma and you're not feeling better, you may have PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder).
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Jennifer C Barber
LICSW
Counselor - Therapist
Vancouver, WA Area
(360) 524-2045
"Hi! I am happy you found me. Let's get to work. Together, with open/honest/and direct communication, we will work to identify and overcome your obstacles and improve your life, one step at a time. Do you feel overwhelmed with life? Are you struggling with a tough transition? I can help. Are you experiencing a life/family crisis? Do you need some coaching on important decisions in order to move your life forward? Call me!!! With over 19 years experience, I know how to help you. I work with individuals as well as married and unmarried couples. Alternative lifestyles are very welcome here...."
