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Meet Luisa Nagore, LPC

I am Luisa Nagore, LPC, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Arizona and a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist. I have been working with adults, women, LGBTIA+, and immigrants on multiple intersectionalities  of  mental health, emotional & cultural needs.

 

In my practice, I use an integrated approach to meet you where you stand. Trauma focus and CBT are at the forefront of my skills, but I also integrate other approaches including existentialism, feminist and cultural diversity (not limited to race and ethnicity).

 

My first language is Spanish as I was born in El Salvador. I am also fluent in French after living in France several years ago. I’ve lived in Tucson, AZ for 16  years,  completed my BA in Psychology at the University of Arizona, and earned my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Phoenix. I've been in private practice for 6 years and prior to this I've worked in clinical mental health community and private setting.

Building trust with strangers is a challenge biased by fear of stigma and the value of counseling services. I am a cis hetero wife and mother of two, I love learning about anything and everything, and believe trust is essential for any personal or working relationship.

 

 

Meet Chad Mosher, Ph.D.
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Meet Chad Mosher, Ph.D.

 

I am Chad Mosher, Ph.D. a licensed psychologist in Arizona. I currently work with members of the LGBTQIA+ community on a variety of social and emotional concerns, including: managing medical/health/disability issues; transgender care; managing relationships with others; and, managing the “isms” of our culture.

My focus in therapy is relational, mindfulness and somatic based, and collaborative.

 

I earned a graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling from Idaho State University in 2001, and a doctorate in Counseling Psychology in 2006. Prior to private practice, I worked at the University of Phoenix as department chair and counselor educator, at CODAC’s LGBTQIA+ health and wellness center as program director, and at Palo Verde’s Outpatient Services as clinical director.

Before his career as a counselor, I was a professional musician and music educator. I enjoy music, ceramics, and learning new crafts!

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Meet Carolyn Nessinger, LAC.

Carolyn has immediate availability for  BCBS, Cigna/ Evernorth & self pay clients via telehealth and in person.
 
I am Carolyn Nessinger, LAC (licensed associate counselor) in Arizona. I have 17+ years experience working with adults and families dealing with a variety of mental health concerns. I have worked with groups, families, and individuals seeking to better their lives. I utilize an eclectic, integrated approach; meeting people where they are at and guiding them through their journey of self exploration.

My approach includes integration of mind, body, and spirit using body based techniques to help you reduce stress responses in the moment. These techniques can help to reduce anxiety, depression, and trauma responses. Additionally I use a combination of cognitive behavioral techniques, dialectical behavioral techniques, and forward facing trauma approaches. My interests lie in increasing one’s self compassion and understanding to assist in meeting your life’s goals.

Personally, I enjoy using music and creativity in several areas including paint and crafts.

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