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    Norine Vander Hooven

    I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with almost 30 years experience working with youth, adolescents, young adults, adults, and families. I am currently the Assistant Clinical Director at Engage, and am in Private Practice in Westlake Village, California. Prior to this role I supervised a mobile children’s Crisis Team and specialized in suicide prevention. Read more...
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    Melanie Masters

    I am passionate about helping individuals and their families understand the strengths each one brings to their own personal journey and how to use those strengths to cope with the challenges life has presented to them. I believe this knowledge helps individuals learn to embrace their true potential and find meaning and harmony in their world. Read more...
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    Daniela Paolone

    I completed my Masters in Counseling Psychology with a Specialization in Latino Counseling at Cal Lutheran University. After earning my masters degree I worked with those needing assistance in anger management, victims of intimate partner violence and also worked with children as a school based counselor. During this processes I became certified as a Domestic Violence Facilitator for court-ordered group Read more...

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