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Jennifer Fritz, LMSW, PhD
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Day to day life can be stressful and overwhelming and my strength is assisting my clients in a supportive, empowering and practical manner.
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Coming out is an experience that is very different for everyone. In many cases, people feel more free afterwards because of the chance to expresses themselves openly, and freedom is the key to happiness. For many people, confidence improved, and many were also able to find the support they needed. However, it's ok to take your time until you feel ready to make this important step!
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