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Center for Attachment and Family Development Based in Decator, Alabama, the Center provides therapy for reactive attachment disorder, neurofeedback, pre- and post-adoption services, foster and adoptive children/family therapy, and counseling for individuals and children. Also hosts workshops... $1
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Susan M. Corbin Susan M. Corbin Ph.D provides attachment therapy, and is affiliated with Alabama Psychotherapy & Wellness Center in Birmingham, Alabama. $1
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David W. Amonette David Amonette is an attachment therapist associated with the Center for Attachment & Family Development in Decatur, Alabama. He is also associated with the Southeastern Center for Attachment & Family Development in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. $1
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Pam Phelps Pam Phelps is associated with the Center for Attachment & Family Development in Decatur, Alabama. $1
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Deana H. Young Dr. Young practices psychotherapy in both Spanish and English. She provides a full range of psychological testing, and is a certified trainer for love and logic, and a play therapist. She is associated with the Center for Attachment & Family... $1
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Emma Jane Baker Emma Jane Baker is the executive director of the Center for Attachment and Family Development located in Decatur, Florence, and Athens, Alabama. She is also associated with the Institute for Attachment & Child Development in Kittredge, Colorado. $1
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Atchison Counseling Services Located in Birmingham, Atchison Counseling Services offers therapy for young children, adolescents and adults, including marriage and family counseling. Dr. Atchison's specialities include the treatment of attachment disorder. $1
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