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Brelin Tasker —Eating Disorder Counseling—Grand Rapids, MI
Brelin Tasker, LMSW
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Whether this is your first time reaching out to a therapist, or a process you’ve been through before, I am happy you’re here and making this first step. My primary goal as a therapist is to hold space to process, heal, explore, and rebuild the relationship one has with themselves. I view the relationship between therapist and client as a partnership and aim to support those who are ready to actively engage in their healing.Let’s find your strengths
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