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During this initial consultation, we can discuss:

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Radiant Self Therapy, led by Kat Vollono, LCSW, specializes in helping individuals navigate anxiety, relationship anxiety, highly sensitive person (HSP) traits, financial anxiety, and conscious money work.

Offering online therapy to residents of New York, Connecticut, and Florida, Kat is dedicated to supporting you on your journey to healing and personal growth. For more information, or to book your free consultation, please call (915) 529-4622, or fill out the contact form and click send. I look forward to hearing from you.

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