Happy New Year!
Terry W. Reese • January 3, 2020
Phew! The last six months have been a whirlwind. Joining the Addo Recovery Network was a tremendous success, which relieved me of admin duties so I can solely focus on therapy. In September, I moved office locations to a new suite, which I love. Closing out the year, plans were agreed upon to partner with another therapist in the coming months. I anticipate she will come onboard in May/June and plan to post her biography in March/April. There has been much to be grateful for in both professional and personal growth. In 2020, I look forward to ongoing partnership with client's of incredible courage who brave change.
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