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						  Tony Rudny doesn&rsquo;t have his patients sit on couches; he usually gives a full diagnosis while they are elevated. Rudny is a counselor of sorts, and he is ready to work on some of the toughest patients in town. Rudny, a certified master technician, recently opened Auto Therapy at 560 Lark St. in Geneva. It is a full-service automotive repair shop for all makes and models. Auto Therapy also provides a little care for car owners by providing a clean and comfortable waiting area complete with cable, Wi-Fi, computer access, beverages and a quiet space to relax. The shop offers  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   