Valerie Kirr, LMHC

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2557 Massachusetts Ave

Cambridge, MA 02140

+1 (617) 354-2789

https://www.paulcallahan.net

Valerie Kirr, LMHC, is a dedicated therapist located in Cambridge, MA, offering compassionate support for individuals seeking to improve their mental well-being. With a focus on creating a safe and welcoming environment, Valerie uses evidence-based techniques to help clients navigate life's challenges and achieve personal growth. Whether addressing anxiety, depression, or relationship issues, her tailored approach empowers clients to find their path toward healing and resilience.

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There is nothing worse than having a therapist who isn't as smart as you and thinks he/she is. That isn't the case with Valerie, who is clever and quick witted, and while she is a compassionate...

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