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Aspen Psychology Group has announced the addition of Lindsey Ryland, a registered social worker with a Master of Social Work degree, to its growing team of mental health professionals. Ryland joins the practice as the organization continues to broaden its reach and provide more accessible care for clients throughout the city.
Ryland brings experience in supporting individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Her approach integrates evidence-based therapies with a compassionate, client-centered focus. She is trained in cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and trauma-informed care, allowing her to tailor treatment to each person's unique needs.
The expansion comes as demand for mental health services remains high across the region. Aspen Psychology Group has been steadily adding clinicians to reduce wait times and offer more flexible appointment options. The practice serves children, adolescents, and adults, with services including individual therapy, couples counseling, and group programs.
Ryland expressed enthusiasm about joining the team, noting the collaborative environment and the group's commitment to quality care. She is currently accepting new clients and offers both in-person and virtual sessions. The addition of Ryland reflects Aspen Psychology Group's ongoing effort to meet the community's growing mental health needs with skilled and compassionate professionals.
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