Seeking therapy is an individual choice. There are many reasons why people come to therapy. Sometimes it is to deal with long-standing issues, other times it is in response to unexpected changes in one's life or to develop better relationships. As a cognitive, cognitive behavioral therapist, I can provide support and strategies for all types of life challenges in a safe, comfortable, confidential, and supportive atmosphere, providing a highly personalized and effective approach.
Sessions:
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Initial session time for Individual or couples range from 60 - 90 min.
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Follow up sessions for individual or couples are 50 min.
Your initial session is generally gathering information of your current situation, your history, identifying your goals, and building rapport with integrity and dignity in a comfortable conversational style. Each therapist has their own style and it is important that you feel we are a good fit and at ease. ​
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Couples Therapy
Your initial session is gathering information of your current situation, your history as a couple and individually, identifying your individual goals as well as your goals as a couple, in conversational style, maintaining integrity, dignity, and professionalism. The goal is to maintain a positive atmosphere while identifying challenges, developing effective communication and listening skills, and additional techniques to help you meet your needs and move forward to reach your goals.
Clinical Supervision for State of Florida Registered Clinical Social Workers. Covering all counties online and in-person.
With thirty years experience of direct practice, medical and agency social work, and supervision, my supervisees have a 100% success rate for timely supervision and passing the FL license exam.
Please fill out the contact form or call for fees, arrangements, letters and forms. ​
Please contact me for a brief phone consultation​
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Initial Patient Consultations
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Employee Business Mental Health Consultation
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Client Prep For Disability Hearings
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New Therapist Clinical Skill Building