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Dr. Melissa Tate-Scruse: Being A Therapist & DV
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In this episode, Kim and Dr. Tate-Scruse discuss intimacy partner violence and therapeutic approaches.
Who is Dr. Melissa E. Tate-Scruse:
I am a thriving mental health professional with a multitude of practical
experiences within both public and private domains of behavioral health
over 15 years. Before relocating to North Carolina, I had been
instrumental in the delivery of therapeutic services to some of the most
clinically complicated cases in the State of Maryland. My practical
experiences in working with emotionally unhealthy children, adolescents,
adults and disrupted families for over 6 years allowed me to flourish
as a clinician and professional counselor. I now carry that expertise
into private mental health care and into the academic arena for
Counselor Education at the Masters and Doctorate level. Whether your
interest in my services is for personal change, professional growth,
cooperative networking, or coaching/consultation, you should know that I
pride myself on being able to establish a purposeful interpersonal
working relationship as a platform for personal goal attainment and
life/career satisfaction.
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