Renee Monrad, LMFT

Marriage & Family Therapy ·

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Renee Monrad, LMFT is a marriage & family therapist in Carmel, CA. She specializes in marriage & family therapy, cognitive & behavioral psychology, and more.

26384 Carmel Rancho Ln Ste 200E

Carmel, CA 93923

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(831) 244-0835

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Aetna

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4 Specialties

Marriage & Family Therapy
Art Therapy
Cognitive & Behavioral Psychology
Substance Abuse Counseling

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English

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I’ll leave my personal feelings about Ms. Monrad out of this and simply state facts: 1) Ms. Monrad often introduces her personal issues in session, which I will not repeat here for her privacy, without any therapeutic purpose but to “commiserate.” 2) Ms. Monrad told a patient her behavior was...Read More

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