I am having some trouble with Search Engine Optimization.  When I look up site:example.com, the first result is the index page.  The third result that pops up says the title is: Read More.  I want it to display like the 2nd result does.  The 2nd result displays: Suma Karandiar, M.A., LCPC - Counselors In Association but I can't find any differences between the 2nd page and the first.  What am I supposed to do to tell Google that I want a different title than what they are displaying? This is not the same as Title tag different from title appearing in Google? because that question is about Google rewriting titles based on searches.  In this case Read More is the title used for all searches.
Google Displaying Read More Rather Than the Page Title for a site: Search
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Read more is commonly used as anchor text.  You must have links on your site pointing to this page that that use read more as the anchor text.Google will occasionally title a page with incoming anchor text when it can't figure out what the title should be in any other way.  That generally means that one of the following is true about the page:It doesn't have a title tag (or has a blank title page)It has the same title as other pages on your siteIt is listed in robots.txt such that Googlebot can't crawl it.Google's John Mueller recently chimed in here to say that pages in robots.txt are unlikely to appear in search results except for site: searches.I tracked down your site.  Your problem appears to be that all your pages have the same title.  Instead of <title>Counselors In Association</title> that page would be better with <title>Debra Kowalczyk, M.A., LCPC - Counselors In Association</title>