Therapists in 33401

Kasha McCloud is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist who encourages, empowers and uplifts patients through the practice of individual, couples and family therapy. Kasha is experienced in women issues, cultural/ethnic issues, substance abuse, complex relationship issues, grief, and identity/low self-esteem. Kasha strongly believes everyone should have access to supportive services and to be informed about troubling mental health diagnoses that impact individuals ability to live a fully functioning life.

I want to empower youth. I want young people to feel confident in who they are by communicating their needs to others. I want to help your teen strengthen their identity, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-love, and self-worth. The stage of life from adolescence to adulthood is full of challenges. Most are seeking independence, respect, and autonomy, but often feel “stuck” due to personal experiences, peers, family, and cultural pressures. This can cause them to feel overwhelming emotions and not feel "enough" in their lives.

Are you struggling with moods that seems to run rampant and come out of nowhere? Did you recently give birth and are struggling with hormone changes, depression, or anxiety? Perhaps you and your partner have been told expanding your family is no longer an option. Are you feeling lost and untethered? These are issues I can help you with. Climbing out of the darkness can seem like a long, lonely, and difficult task, however you are not alone in your thoughts and you are not the first person to feel the way you do. I am here to help one step at a time.

When we can no longer accept the things we cannot change, we must change the things we cannot accept. Beginning a therapeutic journey can be an intimidating process, however, it is the first step towards growth, exploration, and change. Whether you are suffering with anxiety, depression, or relationship issues or you are interested in self-exploration, I believe that having a compassionate and non-judgmental therapist can make all the difference. My clinical focus includes working with LGBTQIA+ folks, self-esteem, and family of origin issues. I am passionate about providing a safe, validating, and affirming space for all.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a passion for working with young adults, women, and families as they navigate life's transitions and struggle to find their unique purpose in the world. I provide a safe, nurturing, and judgement-free environment for clients to process and explore issues related to anxiety, depression, conflict management and self-worth. My goal is for every client to leave with a better understanding of who they were created to be and equip them with a roadmap to achieve positive, lasting change.

Creating a comfortable, non-judgmental environment where my clients can begin to heal is my goal. I help clients feel empowered and get on a positive path towards growth and well-being. I work with clients to address challenges, uncover their potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating.

My name is Vanessa, I am a Caribbean born, and native New Yorker. I settled in South Florida with a passion to build families and strengthen individual connections. As a middle child, I grew up feeling unseen and unheard in a dysfunctional family dynamic, which led me to search for love and validation. As I grew into adulthood, I found healing and acceptance through conversations with close friends and professionals. It was during these times that really helped me and led me to where I am now. For the past decade, I have utilized an eclectic therapeutic style that integrates various research-based modalities tailored to each client!

Collaborative Healing Partners believes that our client’s behaviors or presenting concerns will make sense once we understand the context of their behavior or situation. We partner with our clients to better understand their individual situations from their perspective and work to create a roadmap together to help them achieve their short term or long-term goals and begin living a more enriched/purposeful driven life. We specialize in the brief therapy model which seeks to provide our clients with permanent lasting changes in 10 sessions or less per presenting problem thus minimizing endless therapy.

Patricia Andino Pabón was introduced to the field of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders treatment in 2017. Where she gained experience treating individuals with co-occurring disorders such as Depression, Anxiety, Adjustment, Alcohol Use, and other Substance Use. Patricia’s experience working with a population of different socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, gender, functional diversity, and age; has equipped her to support her clients as they face multiple challenges. While being able to meet them where they are.

We are here to help you heal and grow. We are genuine, real people who believe that actual, loving feedback is more useful than simply listening and repeating. That is why we partner concrete take-home skills with open, active listening. Our style incorporates humor and play. We tailor every single session to your unique needs. We want to be by your side, to listen, support, and challenge you every step of the way. You do not have do this alone. Together, we will discover untapped purpose, passion, clarity, and courage. Through the chaos of life, we will find your true center.

I specialize in helping clients with eating disorders, relational issues, teenage mental health, depression, and anxiety. I create a warm, compassionate, and collaborative environment where clients can feel seen and heard, and explore their unique needs and goals. I use evidence-based approaches such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and family systems therapy, as well as mindfulness and meditation techniques to help clients develop greater self-awareness and emotional regulation. With training in EMDR therapy and certification as a yoga teacher, I offer a holistic approach.

Welcome! If you made it here, you’re already doing the work! My name is Megan Gleicher, and I am a Registered Clinical Social Work Intern, former teacher, and mom to four amazing kids. As a clinician, I meet people where they are and walk alongside them to where they want to be. My clinical experience includes working with people of all ages, providing individual counseling, group therapy, and creating connections to community-based resources. I have lived eating disorder experience and come from an anti-diet and health at every size (HAES) aligned perspective.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. My ideal client is a person, relationship, or family that wants support, tools, feedback, and guidance to being happy and healthy. I have over 19 years of Clinical experience and I love helping people empower themselves to find their happiness, strength, and to find the most meaning out of their lives. I am sensitive to people of all races, religions, sexuality, and gender. Your relationship with your spouse, partner, children, family, and self will improve once you come in, I guarantee it.

If you are looking to heal your relationship with yourself or others, seeking recovery from sexual compulsivity and addictive disorders or interested in resolving family of origin trauma, I can help. At our practice my team and I use carefully chosen therapeutic and experiential techniques to guide clients through the process of restructuring limiting beliefs about themselves and their environment allowing them to create more effective and fulfilling lives. Learn more about our practice at www.lionheartedcounseling.com

Welcome to my practice! I am personally and professionally committed to providing hope and healing to individuals and their families to help them overcome a variety of struggles they may be experiencing. I believe each person can achieve his or her highest potential in order to live a healthy and fulfilled life. I foster a safe and comfortable atmosphere in order for individuals to begin the healing process and to achieve their unique and personal goals.

All of us, over the course of our lives, have found ourselves faced with challenging life events - some small and others so much bigger than ourselves that we become overwhelmed and unable to face them alone. We may experience feelings of grief, loss, depression, anxiety, trauma, family conflicts, marital strife, illness, or addiction to mention a few. However, what is most important is that we not face these alone, and remember there is help and relief. Each one of us has a sense of resiliency to meet our life challenges - even in our worst times. Finding that resiliency is the beginning to healing and living our best lives.

I am a bilingual Spanish and English Licensed Mental Health Counselor, who enjoys working with children, adolescents and adults. As a parent myself, I understand that raising children can be challenging. When working with children I use play therapy to help children play out their experiences and feelings, and provide a means through which conflicts can be resolved and feelings can be communicated. When working with young children I use Child Parent Psychotherapy, and attachment therapy for infants through 5 years old who are showing mental health or behavioral problems.

Life is not always easy and obstacles often get in the way of happiness & well-being. Acknowledging the need for change and reaching out for help to facilitate this can help create feelings of empowerment and hope. I utilize CBT and use a client-centered approach emphasizing the importance of genuineness, empathy, & unconditional positive regard. It is my goal to help a client feel safe & secure in an environment that is judgment-free & comfortable. I am dedicated to aiding people in working towards developing increased self-awareness & acquiring healthy coping skills as they work towards improving mental health and feeling happier.

Tricia Conlon has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 2003. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in General Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Asheville, then went on to complete her Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Nova Southeastern University.