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Craig Clement
Therapist specializing in Addiction in Durham, NC
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About Craig
Craig Clement, LCMHC, MA, is a therapist in Durham, NC. Areas of focus include Addiction, Anxiety, Behavioral Issues, Body Positivity, Depression, and Divorce. Therapy approaches include Attachment-based, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Culturally Sensitive, Dialectical (DBT), and Eclectic. Sessions are available in person and online via telehealth. Sliding-scale fees are available. Accepted insurance includes Aetna, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, and BlueCross and BlueShield. Craig has 10 years in practice and was educated at Wake Forest University.
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Practice Details
- Credentials
- LCMHC, MA
- Role
- Other
- Years in Practice
- 10 years
- Education
- Wake Forest University
- Offers telehealth / online sessions
- Sliding scale pricing available
- Phone
Specialties, approaches & insurance
Specializes In
AddictionAnxietyBehavioral IssuesBody PositivityDepressionDivorceDomestic AbuseDrug AbuseFamily ConflictInfertilityInfidelityLife TransitionsParentingPeer RelationshipsPregnancy, Prenatal, PostpartumRelationship IssuesSexual AbuseStressBisexualLesbianLGBTQ+Open Relationships Non-MonogamySex-Positive, Kink AlliedTransgenderMood DisordersAdultsElders (65+)Bisexual AlliedGay AlliedHIV / AIDS AlliedIntersex AlliedLesbian AlliedNon-Binary AlliedQueer AlliedRacial Justice AlliedSex Worker AlliedSingle MotherTransgender Allied
Therapy Approaches
Attachment-basedCognitive Behavioral (CBT)Culturally SensitiveDialectical (DBT)EclecticEmotionally FocusedExistentialFamily / MaritalFamily SystemsFeministMindfulness-based (MBCT)Motivational InterviewingMulticulturalNarrativePerson-CenteredRational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)Reality TherapySolution Focused Brief (SFBT)Strength BasedStructural Family TherapyTrauma Focused
Insurance Accepted
AetnaBlue CrossBlue ShieldBlueCross and BlueShieldOtherOther