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Gayle Sturmer-Skovron, LCSW
Psychological Trauma*
Age 61
5.0 (11 Ratings)
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Gayle Sturmer-Skovron, LCSW
Sleepy Hollow, NY
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Sleepy Hollow Acupuncture LLC239 N Broadway, Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591
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May 13, 2020
I have been suffering with PTSD from 9/11, since 9/11. I walked around in gray cloud and always felt like any emotional event could triggering me crying. When I was alone and had nothing to do, depression would envelop me. Ms. Sturmer readjusted my mind to the point that all the depression and negative emotion was gone. She did this in one session. Once I was cured, she made no effort to continue to charge me or take advantage. I am amazed at how her technique worked and relieved me from the depression and pain I felt for almost 20 years. My interaction with Ms. Sturmer was an absolute blessing.
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Specialties*
Psychological Trauma
Counseling
Social Work
Clinical Social Work
Anxiety Disorders
Psychotherapy
Behavioral Therapy
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