Julie Gumban RobertsClinical Social Work/Therapist, MA, MSW, LCSW, LISW-CP, LISW-S (she, her)

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Receiving a serious or uncertain medical diagnosis shakes everything you know. You feel fear, anger, and disbelief. Daily routines become overwhelming, and it’s hard to explain what you’re going through. You want to protect those you love from your pain, yet you also long for their support. It’s hard to know how to let others in while trying to shield them from hurt. You worry about the future, struggle to make decisions, or feel distant from the people you love most. It’s exhausting to hold it all together when your body and emotions are at odds. For caregivers, the pain is different but just as heavy. View 6 Photos With more than 20 years of experience in mental health and a background in palliative care, I understand the emotional toll serious illness brings to both individuals and families. Therapy offers a place of steadiness and compassion, where you can process fear, grief, and change. Together, we’ll find ways to cope, communicate, and discover moments of peace.

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