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Gulf Coast Health Services Practitioner Team |
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With practices in Venice and Sarasota, Florida, Gulf Coast Health Services is a multi-disciplined clinical practice with an integrated approach to mental health care featuring general psychiatry, nurse practitioners, clinical psychology, social work, pastoral counseling and complementary medicines such as herbs, acupuncture and massage. Interests address all age groups with the mind/body/spirit orientation toward healing. click here for bio |
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 Michelle Privette, A.R.N.P. |
Michelle Privette, A.R.N.P. University of South Florida, M.S. Adult Psychiatry. Certified in addictions. Fourteen years experience inpatient and outpatient psychiatric nursing. Consultations to nursing homes. Special interest in geriatric psychiatry. Extensive administrative and clinical experience with clinical trials for pharmaceuticals.
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 Tina Romanowski, A.R.N.P., C.S |
Tina Romanowski, A.R.N.P., C.S University of South Florida, M.S. Psychiatric Nursing. Clinical Specialist, Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. Fourteen years experience in psychiatric nursing. Adjunct faculty, University of South Florida Department of Nursing. Inpatient and outpatient consultation psychiatry. Special interests in outpatient psychotherapy of individuals and couples, pain management, disability adjustment counseling and psychotherapy.
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 Rita A. Chaney, M.S. |
Rita A.
Chaney, M.S.
Rita Chaney has over 15 years’ experience working with adults, children and families in a variety of clinical settings, including: mental health center, hospital, child welfare agency, and private practice. Ms. Chaney has worked as Coordinator and Director of Foster Care, Early Intervention Therapist, Substance Abuse Therapist, Student Assistance Counselor, and EAP Counselor. Her clinical areas-of-interest include: children and teens with emotional concerns and adults with mood disorders and stress-related issues. Ms. Chaney has a Masters’ degree in Clinical Psychology from Illinois State University and currently is provisionally licensed as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Florida. |
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 Liz Tracy, M.A. |
Liz Tracy, M.A. University of South Florida, M.A. Counseling. University of Minnesota, B.S. Early Childhood Education. Private practice in psychotherapy of adults and children, Venice, Florida; workshop leader, SPARCC; Expert Witness, child custody, Sarasota County, Charlotte County. Member, Florida Mental Health Counselors Association.
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 Billie Gimenez, M.S., L.M.F.T. |
Billie Gimenez, M.S., L.M.F.T Thirty-two years as an educator with seven years as an elementary school principal. Counseling services to individuals, couples, families, children and adolescents. Expertise in Filial Play Therapy, an approach which involves educating and working with parents, as well as children.
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Venice School of Message, L.M.T.; Skilled in neuromuscular massage, Myofascial Stretch, Reflexology, Biomechanics, T'AI CHI, QI GONG, Therapeutic Touch; author, "Biotherapy - A Healing For The Twenty First Century." author, video, "T'AI CHI for Everyone". Special interests in pain and injury management, especially with combination of soft tissue and energy work.
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Mark Olivere, L.M.H.C. |
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