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Angela Morris, MSW, LCSW
Angela is a licensed clinical social worker with 20 years of experience in patient advocacy and community mental health. She has assisted numerous clients with ESA evaluations and brings a deep understanding of disability accommodations, ensuring that all information is accurate, supportive, and practical.
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