Dhwani Jigish Kothari, PhD

Description

My approach to care is built on collaboration and compassion. I find it important to understand the psychological, social, and medical factors impacting a person’s quality of life and well-being. The next step is working together to identify goals for care and a course of treatment. My hope is for the individuals I work with to develop insight, feel educated, and learn a new set of coping skills through a brief, evidence-based psychotherapy model.

Dhwani Jigish Kothari, PhD can be found at 1300 North 12th Street . The following is offered: Mental Health Clinics - In Phoenix there are 199 other Mental Health Clinics. An overview can be found here.

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