1.Dyer Snider, LCSWVerified
(541) 550-7940
296 SW Columbia Street, Bend, OR 97702
Addiction · First Responders · Grief
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Chronic pain & autoimmune issues Therapists in Oregon
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Dyer Snider is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years in behavioral health, offering neuro-somatic therapy in Bend.
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At Shanti, we provide comprehensive mental health treatment. We specialize in dual diagnosis treatment for mental health issues and addiction. Our TMS therapy program treats depression in our clients using a…
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