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Edward A DeSano III, Clinician/Mental Health Counselor
Life Line Counselors LLC
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200 1st Ave W Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98119
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Edward A DeSano III, Clinician/Mental Health Counselor

Edward A DeSano III, Clinician/Mental Health Counselor practices as a Counselor in Seattle, WA.
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200 1st Ave W Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98119
Services Edward A DeSano III, Clinician/Mental Health Counselor offers counseling at 200 1st Ave W Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98119 in Seattle, WA.

Please call Edward A DeSano III, Clinician/Mental Health Counselor at (206) 274-7861 to schedule an appointment in Seattle, WA and to get more information about the counseling services offered.
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As soon as I walked through the door, I was immediately greeted by the friendly staff. They went out of their way to make me feel special and appreciated. They didn't pressure me to buy anything I didn't need, which I really appreciated. I've been to other places that pressured me to buy stuff and it always made me very uneasy. Their office was one of the quietest, most peaceful places I've ever visited. I was able to relax very easily. I was very satisfied with my visit. They were helpful and I left feeling encouraged. I really admire them for being more than willing to ask for help from other professionals in the field when they don't have an answer to my question. They aren't even slightly arrogant, and I'm confident they always have my best interest at heart.
by Alicia adams
April 15, 2011