Michael Drag, LPC, founder of Space Between the Words, joins Jessica to talk about his own adult ADHD diagnosis, the symptoms that never make it into the DSM (like limerence and rejection sensitive dysphoria), and the client pattern that led him to write his book, Heir of Narcissism, tracing a link between narcissistic parenting and ADHD-like symptoms.

They also cover OCD, undiagnosed autism, repeating family patterns, running affordable group therapy, and balancing private practice with new parenthood.

• 00:00 - Episode Introduction
• 01:27 - Michael's ADHD Diagnosis
• 02:56 - DSM-Silent ADHD Symptoms
• 04:46 - The Pattern Behind Heir of Narcissism
• 06:29 - The Narcissistic Inner Voice
• 09:35 - OCD & Neurodivergence
• 13:05 - The Autism Diagnosis Question
• 13:45 - COVID & Rising Narcissism
• 14:42 - His Own Trauma Story
• 16:47 - ReachLink Ad Break
• 18:04 - Family Patterns in Relationships & Careers
• 20:01 - Making Group Therapy Accessible
• 22:14 - Building the Practice
• 23:49 - Practice, Parenthood & Waitlists
• 26:02 - Next Book & Genuineness

Michael Drag, LPC, founded Space Between the Words, a group practice in Pennsylvania, and has practiced since 2014. His background spans community mental health and drug and alcohol rehab settings before moving into private practice, with a specialty in trauma, addiction, and neurodivergence. Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, he now works to raise awareness of this often-overlooked area of care. He is the author of Heir of Narcissism: Exploring ADHD in the Context of Complex Trauma.

Follow Michael Drag:

• Website - https://spacebetweenthewords.com/
• Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spacebetweenthewords/
• Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SpaceBetweentheWords

Resources mentioned:

• Heir of Narcissism (book) - https://spacebetweenthewords.com/our-book/
• Three Approaches to Psychotherapy ("Gloria Films") - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7919988/

Connect with ReachLink:

• Website - https://reachlink.com/
• LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink
• Therapist opportunities - https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Lara Asous, MA, MFT, CCTP, founder of Mindful Growth Therapy, about couples work, trauma healing, and what it means to build a practice rooted in personal experience and cultural awareness.

Lara shares her unexpected path into therapy, from switching majors on a whim to finding her calling after navigating divorce and a fibromyalgia diagnosis that led her to her own healing. She opens up about the cultural stigma around therapy in Arab communities, why she chose to become a bridge for that population, and how her own life experiences shaped the specialties she works with today.

We explore how she approaches couples who arrive at very different stages of readiness, how trauma stored in the body can quietly shape relationships and partner choices, and why tools like EMDR and genograms are central to her work with clients who feel something but cannot quite name it.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:55 – How Lara Found Her Way to Therapy

02:27 – Serving Arabic-Speaking Clients and Breaking Stigma

04:02 – When Your Own Family Does Not Accept Your Career

05:39 – When Clients Blame the Therapist for Their Partner's Growth

07:35 – How Lara Starts With Couples

09:49 – Reteaching Communication From the Ground Up

11:43 – Individual Therapy During Couples Work

13:45 – Cancer Survivors, Caregivers, and Sliding Scale Support

16:16 – Support Groups for Caregivers

18:22 – Specialties Rooted in Personal Experience

21:40 – How Trauma Shows Up Without a Label

29:07 – Trauma Is Stored in the Body

31:26 – EMDR and Healing Stored Trauma

34:17 – Genograms: A Family Tree for Therapy

Guest Bio

Lara Asous, MA, MFT, CCTP, is a registered intern marriage and family therapist based in Tampa, Florida, and founder of Mindful Growth Therapy. With over six years of experience, she works with couples, families, and individuals navigating trauma, narcissistic abuse, PTSD, divorce, and major life transitions. Lara integrates trauma-informed care, EMDR, and mindfulness-based approaches within a culturally sensitive framework, offering sessions in both English and Arabic. She also provides school-based counseling for elementary students and facilitates support groups for caregivers of cancer patients.

Links

Follow Lara Asous and Mindful Growth Therapy

Website: https://www.mindful-growth-therapy.org/

Resources mentioned in this episode:

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk: https://www.besselvanderkolk.com/resources/the-body-keeps-the-score

Genograms (Murray Bowen): a therapeutic mapping tool that traces relational and behavioral patterns across generations

Connect with ReachLink

Website: https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities: https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Kristen McLoud, LCSW, owner and psychotherapist at Mental Wholeness Psychotherapy, about three practical ways to deal with intrusive thoughts before they take over your day.

Kristen breaks down why suppressing a thought only invites it back in, and walks through the tools she actually uses with clients: logging thoughts to spot patterns, labeling cognitive distortions like catastrophizing and fortune telling, and using mindfulness and breathwork to calm the body before trying to challenge the thought itself.

We also talk about where intrusive thoughts tend to show up most, including major life transitions like motherhood and caregiving, why shame keeps so many people from getting help, and how medication and therapy can work together rather than one replacing the other.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:40 – Kristen's Path Into Therapy

01:57 – What Intrusive Thoughts Really Are

03:48 – Where Intrusive Thoughts Come From

05:03 – Shame as a Barrier to Getting Help

06:24 – How Treatment Begins

09:16 – Logging Thoughts and Retraining the Brain

10:58 – Labeling Cognitive Distortions

14:03 – Intrusive Thoughts vs. OCD

16:08 – ReachLink Ad Break

17:24 – How Intrusive Thoughts Impact Daily Life

19:55 – Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques in Session

22:34 – Medication, Therapy, and Working Together

25:06 – Anxiety During Life Transitions

Guest Bio

Kristen McLoud, LCSW, is the owner and psychotherapist at Mental Wholeness Psychotherapy, licensed in New York, Florida, and South Carolina. Her specialty is anxiety, with a focus on intrusive thoughts and helping clients rewire automatic thinking patterns and build effective tools for emotional regulation. Kristen works extensively with clients navigating sensitive life transitions such as motherhood and caregiving, as well as those experiencing burnout and disconnection from their sense of purpose. She primarily offers telehealth sessions.

Links and Resources

Follow Kristen McLoud and Mental Wholeness Psychotherapy:

Website -> https://www.mentalwholeness.com

LinkedIn -> https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristendmcloud/

Therapist Aid (cognitive distortion worksheets) -> https://www.therapistaid.com

Dr. Aaron Beck, founder of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Dr. Barry Panzer, Kristen's CBT mentor

Connect with ReachLink

Website -> https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn -> https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities -> https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Jenn Mejia, LCSW, clinician at Phases of Healing Counseling and Therapy in St. Augustine, Florida, whose holistic approach to mental health looks at every dimension of who a person is.

Jenn walks us through Accelerated Resolution Therapy, or ART, an offshoot of EMDR that uses rapid eye movements to rewire how the brain stores traumatic memory. Unlike EMDR, which often leaves clients feeling raw and exposed after a session, ART is designed to end on a positive note. It works in as few as one to five sessions and does not require the client to say a single word about what happened.

She explains how ART targets trauma differently from most approaches by going after the foundational memory at the root of the problem rather than the surface-level symptoms. Using a house of cards analogy, she describes what happens when you pull the right card at the base: everything else falls with it.

We also explore Dialectical Behavior Therapy, or DBT, originally designed for borderline personality disorder and now used far more broadly. Jenn introduces the concept of Wise Mind, the meeting point between emotional experience and rational thinking, and explains why DBT is a structured, skills-based program that takes a full year to complete.

This is a clear, jargon-free breakdown of two clinical tools that are changing how therapists and clients approach trauma, emotional regulation, and lasting change.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction
00:48 – Jenn Mejia: Holistic Healing in St. Augustine
03:51 – What Is Accelerated Resolution Therapy?
09:29 – How ART Pulls the Foundation Card on Trauma
16:32 – ReachLink Ad Break
17:48 – Who ART Is (and Is Not) For
21:41 – Healing Trauma Without Saying a Word
26:51 – DBT and the Wise Mind Framework

Guest Bio

Jenn Mejia, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and clinician at Phases of Healing Counseling and Therapy in St. Augustine, Florida. She works with adults, couples, parents, and families, including members of the LGBTQIA+ community and those from diverse cultural backgrounds. Her areas of focus include anxiety, emotion regulation, relationship conflict, trauma, ADHD, and life transitions. Jenn takes a holistic approach that considers not only her clients' psychology but also the influence of environment, culture, and lived experience. She is trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, CBT, IFS, EFT, the Gottman Method, and Cognitive Processing Therapy, tailoring each treatment plan to the individual.

Links

Follow Jenn Mejia:
Website → https://www.phasesofhealingcounselingandtherapy.com/jenn-mejia-lcsw.html
Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/phasesofhealingtherapy
Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/PhasesofHealing

Connect with ReachLink
Website → https://reachlink.com/
LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink
Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Naomi Burks, LMFT, founder of Encouraging Hope Counseling, a therapist whose calling has been embedded in her since she was seven years old and whose work now sits at the intersection of trauma, identity, and faith.

Naomi shares her journey from East Oakland to graduate school, how caring for her younger brother at 28 nudged her back into education, and why she knew from the start that spirituality would be woven into everything she does. She walks us through the inner child and EMDR work she does with women, including a powerful case study about a client whose unresolved cultural wound had quietly shaped every relationship in her adult life.

This is a deeply personal and clinically rich conversation about healing, purpose, and the courage it takes to sit with what is happening for you and finally acknowledge it.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:52 – Naomi's Journey: From East Oakland to Encouraging Hope

06:31 – Inner Child Work: Healing Wounds Women Carry

10:28 – Recover or Repeat: Breaking Generational Patterns

16:54 – ReachLink Ad Break

18:10 – Restoring the Soul: Bridging Faith and Mental Health

23:13 – Finding Your Identity After Losing Yourself

27:25 – Meeting Clients Where They Are

Guest Bio

Naomi Burks, LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and founder of Encouraging Hope Counseling, a private telehealth practice based in San Leandro, California. Her work sits at the intersection of spiritual care, mental wellness, and trauma-informed support, with a focused commitment to helping women navigate the evolving seasons of their lives. She specializes in supporting women through unresolved trauma, life transitions, and the emotional weight of balancing roles as mothers, partners, professionals, and caretakers, guiding them from survival mode into intentional, empowered living. Certified in Trauma-Focused EMDR, Naomi integrates evidence-based practices with faith-based and spiritually integrative perspectives, drawing on clients' beliefs as a source of strength and healing. She is currently expanding into clinical supervision, mentoring pre-licensed therapists, and her debut book, "Restoring the Soul: A Biblical Guide to Mental Health and Wholeness," bridges faith and mental health for those navigating both.

Links

Follow Naomi Burks:

Website → https://www.encouraging-hope-counseling.com/

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nbmental_health

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-burks-ma-lmft-16b45a75/

Additional Resources:

Restoring the Soul: A Biblical Guide to Mental Health and Wholeness → https://www.encouraging-hope-counseling.com/

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Fatema Kapadia, Integrative Psychotherapist - MA Psychology (Clinical Focus), an integrative psychotherapist and the founder of Unchaos Living.

Fatema opens up about the fragmented, chaotic infrastructure that therapists face globally, from confusing credentialing systems to the financial strain of building a practice. She shares why she started a free, intimate peer support circle where therapists can drop the mask of “professional excellence” and bring their real, messy, human moments. We discuss the hidden costs of becoming a therapist, the guilt around charging for care, and her dream of building a “therapist-first sanctuary” that removes the burden of finding clients.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:25 – Meet Fatema Kapadia & Unchaos Living

02:42 – Why the Mental Health Infrastructure Is Fragmented

05:56 – Moving from Berlin to Dublin: Credentialing Chaos

10:20 – The Pilot Group: A Therapist Who Fainted in Session

16:39 – The Financial Trap of CPD, Supervision, and Licensing

21:00 – A “Therapist First” Platform: Removing the Burden of Finding Clients

26:21 – Small, Intimate Groups vs. Dormant Communities

32:05 – Why Location Doesn’t Matter: Therapists Share the Same Global Problems

Guest Bio

Fatema Kapadia, MA Psychology (Clinical Focus), is an integrative psychotherapist and the founder of Unchaos Living. She uses multiple modalities to create tailored treatment for her clients while working to fix the infrastructure layer of the mental health landscape. Through Unchaos Living, she offers intimate peer circles where 4-5 therapists meet bi-weekly for 60-90 minutes to share cases, struggles, and the realities of the profession. These are not formal supervision groups but spaces for deep connection. Fatema successfully piloted her first circle on March 28th and has since organized two more groups with a steadily growing community.

Links

Follow Fatema Kapadia & Unchaos Living:

Website → https://www.unchaosliving.com/

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/kapadiafatema

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/unchaosliving/

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Meriam Njah, LMFT, a couples therapist at Wholehearted Healing, LLC, whose work centers on helping individuals and couples navigate trauma, relational patterns, and emotional growth—especially within marginalized and multicultural communities.

Meriam shares her personal journey into the mental health field, including how her own experience feeling misunderstood in therapy shaped her commitment to creating spaces where clients feel seen, safe, and culturally understood. We explore the importance of accessibility in mental health care and why therapists must move beyond one-size-fits-all approaches to truly support diverse lived experiences.

Throughout the episode, Meriam emphasizes the value of curiosity, emotional safety, and helping clients reconnect with parts of themselves they may have lost or hidden in survival mode. Her compassionate, deeply human approach shines through in every part of the conversation.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:20 – Meet Meriam Njah & Wholehearted Healing

00:56 – Supporting Marginalized Communities in Therapy

07:18 – What Is the Developmental Model for Couples Therapy?

11:47 – “But They…”: The Common Couples Therapy Pattern

15:56 – Helping Couples Stay Curious Instead of Defensive

17:57 – ReachLink Ad Break

20:43 – Trauma Resolution in Couples & Individual Therapy

21:57 – Gottman vs. Developmental Couples Therapy

24:07 – Introduction to Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)

26:36 – Using NET With Domestic Violence Survivors

31:28 – NET vs. EMDR for Trauma Treatment

32:06 – Supporting Marginalized & Biracial Couples

33:10 – Final Reflections & Closing

Guest Bio

Meriam Njah, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist based in Minneapolis and practicing with Wholehearted Healing, LLC. Meriam integrates multiple therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, the Developmental Model for Couples Therapy, and Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET), to help clients navigate relational challenges, developmental trauma, and emotional healing. Her work is grounded in curiosity, compassion, and creating safe spaces for clients from diverse backgrounds and lived experiences.

Links

Follow Meriam Njah:

Website → https://www.meriamnjah.com

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/meriam_njah/

Learn More About the Modalities Discussed:

The Gottman Method → https://www.gottman.com/

The Couples Developmental Model → https://www.couplesinstitute.com/

Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET) Overview → https://www.vivo.org/en/narrative-exposure-therapy/

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Amanda Martin, PhD, LMFT-S, LPC, BCN-L, a specialist in complex trauma and an expert in integrating modalities like EMDR, neurofeedback, and equine-assisted therapy.

Amanda shares how her highly individualized approach allows her to treat complex clinical presentations without fragmenting care across multiple providers. We explore the foundations of EMDR, how past experiences shape present-day emotional and physiological responses, and why reprocessing those experiences can lead to profound shifts in regulation, behavior, and self-perception.

We also dive into her unique work in peak performance—particularly with athletes and performers—where she applies EMDR not only to heal trauma but to enhance focus, confidence, and flow states. Amanda explains how fear-based patterns can disrupt performance and how reconnecting clients to their “best moments” can restore optimal functioning.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:25 – Meet Amanda Martin & Her Specialties

03:32 – EMDR 101: How It Works

07:09 – Do Clients Know Their Root Trauma?

08:55 – The Power of Connecting the Dots

09:49 – Vulnerability in the Therapy Process

11:03 – Single-Incident vs. Complex Trauma

13:38 – EMDR for Peak Performance

14:05 – Working with Athletes & Performers

15:21 – Fear vs. Flow States

18:33 – ReachLink Ad Break

19:50 – Who Seeks Peak Performance Work?

21:02 – Working with Youth & Early Intervention

23:05 – Parenting Opportunities for Emotional Support

23:42 – Teaching Emotional Awareness Early

26:24 – Can Systems Change? Schools & Beyond

26:45 – A School Model That Worked

29:10 – Seeing Beyond Behavior

30:33 – How Quickly EMDR Can Work

31:35 – Flexibility in Working with Athletes

32:27 – Accessibility of Care & Meeting Clients Where They Are

Guest Bio

Amanda Martin, PhD, LMFT-S, LPC, BCN-L, is a licensed therapist and trauma specialist with extensive training in EMDR, neurofeedback, and family therapy. She is board certified in neurofeedback and an EMDRIA Certified Therapist, Consultant, and Trainer. Amanda specializes in treating complex trauma through an integrative, individualized approach and is known for her work in EMDR-informed peak performance and equine-assisted therapy. She works with individuals, families, athletes, and performers to help them achieve regulation, healing, and optimal functioning.

Links

Follow Amanda Martin:

Website → https://amandamartincounseling.com/

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/amandamartincounselingpllc/

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-martin-99739b78

Additional Resources:

Symbolic Experiential Family Therapy (2011)

Is Intuition an Influential Factor in Marital Partner Selection? (Dissertation)

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R, President and Founder of Minnette Psychotherapy Services and Executive Director of the Minnette Foundation, about the realities of building a private practice, the gaps in graduate training, and what it truly takes to succeed as both a clinician and a business owner.

Madeline shares her journey from an early passion for helping others to pivoting from engineering into social work, and how her early experiences in community mental health—particularly during times of crisis—shaped her clinical identity. We explore the “bootcamp” nature of community clinics, the importance of supervision and diagnostic confidence, and why many therapists underestimate the demands of running a practice.

Finally, we discuss her vision behind the Minnette ecosystem, expanding mental health beyond therapy rooms into community impact, and creating a pipeline of confident, well-trained clinicians ready to meet growing demand.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:25 – Meet Madeline Maldonado & Her Roles

02:42 – Pivot from Engineering to Social Work

05:56 – Starting as a Therapist Pre-9/11

06:38 – Baptism by Fire: Working Through Crisis

10:20 – Challenges of Community Mental Health

16:39 – Transitioning Toward Private Practice

20:00 – Learning Business Responsibilities Early

25:21 – Financial Reality of Private Practice

31:05 – Reducing Stigma in Mental Health Settings

34:12 – Launching a Practice During COVID-19

38:30 – Financial Struggles in Early Practice Years

41:48 – ReachLink Ad Break

43:05 – Therapists as Multi-Skilled Professionals

44:18 – Mentorship & Training New Clinicians

48:05 – The Minnet Ecosystem Explained

50:00 – Training Future Therapists

52:36 – Making the Field More Accessible

53:51 – Full Circle: Giving Back to Community

57:21 – Final Reflections & Closing

Guest Bio

Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R, is a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of experience in mental health. She is the President and Founder of Mannette Psychotherapy Services and Executive Director of the Minnette Foundation. Madeline specializes in clinical training, supervision, and building accessible, culturally competent mental health services. She is passionate about mentoring therapists and expanding care for underserved communities.

Links

Follow Madeline Maldonado & Minnette:

Website → https://www.minettepsychotherapy.com/

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/madelinemaldonado_lcsw/

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmaldonado-lcswr/

Latinx in Social Work → https://www.amazon.com/Latinx-Social-Work-Stories-communities/dp/1952779766

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/

In this episode of Therapist Voices @ ReachLink, we speak with Jodi Mullen, PhD, LMHC, RPT-S, about child-centered play therapy, working effectively with children in therapy, and why most clinicians aren’t fully trained to treat kids.

Jodi shares how she discovered play therapy after struggling with traditional, structured approaches—and how shifting to a child-led model transformed her work. We explore how play functions as a child’s primary language, the importance of boundaries and limit-setting, and how therapists can build real trust and safety with young clients.

We also discuss common misconceptions about play therapy, adapting sessions for telehealth, and the critical gap between learning child development and actually practicing child therapy.

Chapters

00:00 – Episode Introduction

00:25 – Meet Jodi Mullen & Her Credentials

01:09 – Journey into Working with Children

02:24 – Struggles with Early Clinical Work

02:49 – Discovering Play Therapy

03:26 – Gaps in Training for Child Therapy

05:33 – Working with Systems (Family & Schools)

06:07 – Jodi’s Role as Counselor Educator

08:22 – Clinical Work Across Settings

08:51 – Adapting Play Therapy to Telehealth

10:17 – Creativity in Virtual Sessions

11:13 – Building Connection with Children Online

12:00 – What is Child-Centered Play Therapy?

13:18 – Misconceptions & System Pressures

14:17 – Letting the Child Lead (With Limits)

15:05 – Creating True Safety in Therapy

16:04 – Addressing Criticism of Play Therapy

16:51 – Limit-Setting as a Core Skill

19:04 – Play as Communication

20:47 – Thinking on Your Feet in Sessions

23:14 – Why Therapists Avoid Questions

22:45 – ReachLink Ad Break

24:00 – Final Reflections & Closing

Guest Bio

Jodi Mullen, PhD, LMHC, RPT-S, is a counselor educator, licensed mental health counselor, and registered play therapist supervisor with over 30 years of experience. She specializes in child-centered play therapy and trains clinicians worldwide to work effectively with children using developmentally appropriate, play-based approaches.

Links

Follow Jodi Mullen:

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/drjodimully/

YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-wIAbDLKThMNSDBvZRsmHw

LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodi-mullen-phd-lmhc-d-rpt-s-748ba521/

Connect with ReachLink

Website → https://reachlink.com/

LinkedIn → https://linkedin.com/company/reachlink

Learn more about therapist opportunities → https://reachlink.com/for-providers/