Similar organisations to Texas Institute for Professional Psychology
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Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers
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1018.
Texas Society of Interpreters for the Deaf Inc
TSID IS COMMITTED TO PROMOTING THE PROFESSION OF INTERPRETERS SERVING DDDBDHH (DEAFDISABLED, DEAFBLIND, DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING) AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.
Austin
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Community Mental Health Center
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1019.
Relational Care Ministries Inc
We serve children, families, single adults, and married couples in Texas.
1000
Austin
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Mental Health Treatment
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1020.
Carroll Institute
Creating pathways to a bright future.
Sioux Falls
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Education N.E.C.
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1021.
Texas Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company
We are excited to announce that Texas Volunteer Fire Rescue Company was incorporated in 2022 and is an IRS 501c3 Public Charity.
Dale
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Jewish
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1022.
Nourishing the Soul Workshops Inc
Home NonProfit Facilitation Mental Health Workshops Adult Workshops Adult Workshops Register About More with Soulful Exploration Collaboration Facilitation AdultSpiritual Workshops Nourishing the Soul Workshops are designed to engage individuals and couples in deep conversation that connects our actions relationships and everyday reality to the richness and diversity of Jewish thought and tradition.
Alpharetta
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Mental Health Treatment
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1023.
Greater Purpose Corp
Mental health facility providing pro bono work to the under privileged as well as to those in the community.
Poway
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Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis
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1024.
Solace Institute
Home Global Collaborative Spiritual Care Partners Press About Resources More Welcome to the Solace Institute At The Solace Institute our mission is to bring healing and hope to individuals who have experienced adverse childhood experiences ACEs trauma and moral injury.
Oxnard
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Parent Teacher Group
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1025.
PTA Texas Congress
All students are confident, equipped with the knowledge and skills to thrive and adapt for their future.
72771
Lewisville
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Human Service Organizations
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1026.
Students Recover
Students Recover is dedicated to centering the needs of students attending the institutions that are least likely to offer collegiate recovery programs, specifically minority serving institutions, community colleges and trade schools.
215
Rahway