Thomas Buonomo, LMHC works in Palm Harbor, FL as
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Tom is an amazing mental health counselor. My husband and I fully credit him with giving us the tools to save our marriage. You can tell he has put in so much time and effort into his education, and continuing education to become the best in his field, to truly provides the best counseling services. He is passionate about mental health, and helping people. He is knowledgeable in so many unique situations, and truly knows the most healthy way to guide you to handle anything life throws at you. I always leave his office feeling optimistic. Tom helped us become better people individually, and then also become more healthy partners for one another. Others tell you what you want to hear, and give you temporary fixes. Tom tells you what you need to hear, in a non judgmental healthy, but direct way. He gives you the tools that you can use lifelong. I fully recommend his services.
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Thomas Buonomo accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc. d/b/a Florida Blue and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Thomas Buonomo accepts here.
Thomas Buonomo's office is located at 2706 Alt 19 Ste 213 Palm Harbor, FL 34683.
Thomas Buonomo has a star rating of 4.2/5 and has been reviewed 42 times.
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