Heartlandcounseling
Counseling and psychotherapy for adults, with services focused on mental health and personal development
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Heartlandcounseling
Heartland Counseling provides counseling and psychotherapy, including support for trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, compulsive behaviors and addictions. Services also include life coaching and career counseling.
The practice is led by Dr. Lawrence, a licensed psychologist in Wisconsin. Open roles listed include behavioral health clinicians, peer and support service providers, and program leadership in Nebraska.
Product: Counseling, psychotherapy, life coaching and career counseling.
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