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Navigating Academic Concerns with a Therapist’s Help

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Life’s journey through school can be filled with ups and downs, and sometimes, you may find yourself facing academic concerns that seem insurmountable. Whether you’re a college student battling exam anxiety, struggling with time management or procrastination, or dealing with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) related academic challenges, you’re not alone. Academic concerns can affect all of us, but there’s help available through academic concerns therapy.

In this blog post, I’ll dive into the world of academic concerns and guide you on how to find the best therapist to address your unique challenges. I’m here to support you on your path to academic success and personal development (and if you live in Florida I can be your therapist!). So, let’s get started!

Understanding Academic Concerns

Academic concerns come in various forms, and they can manifest differently for each individual. Let’s take a closer look at some common examples:

1. Test Anxiety

Test anxiety is a familiar companion for many students. The uneasiness and nervousness that precedes a major exam can hinder your performance, causing physical symptoms like sweating, a racing heart, and difficulty concentrating.

2. Time Management Struggles

Balancing a busy academic schedule with other life commitments can be challenging. If you find yourself constantly battling time management issues, including procrastination, it can negatively impact your academic performance.

3. Perfectionism

Perfectionism can be both a driving force and a source of stress. While it may motivate you to aim for high standards, it can also lead to self-criticism, excessive stress, and burnout.

4. ADHD and Academic Challenges

For some people, academic concerns are closely intertwined with ADHD. This neurodevelopmental concern can make it difficult to focus, organize tasks, and manage time effectively, all of which are essential for academic success.

These are just a few examples of academic concerns that young adults might encounter. The good news is that there’s a path to overcoming these challenges with the help of academic concerns therapy.

What to Look for in Therapists who Specialize in Academic Concerns Therapy

When seeking therapy to address your academic concerns, it’s crucial to find a therapist who specializes in this area. Here’s a list of questions to help you identify the right therapist for your unique needs:

1. Are They Qualified?

Before starting therapy, ensure that the therapist is licensed in the state you live in and that they have experience in your area of concern. You can also receive quality therapy from someone in training (under supervision of a therapist who’s licensed).

2. Specialization in Academic Concerns

Look for a therapist who specializes in academic concerns (Do they have work experience in school settings? How many years?). These professionals have a deeper understanding of the specific challenges you’re facing and can provide tailored solutions.

3. Approach and Techniques

Every therapist has a unique approach and set of techniques. Do you prefer a cognitive-behavioral (CBT) approach, a psychodynamic approach, or something else? Find a therapist whose methods align with your preferences.

4. Compatibility

Feeling comfortable and at ease with your therapist is necessary for a successful therapeutic journey. Therapy is a collaborative process, so it’s essential to establish a good rapport with your therapist. Consider scheduling an initial consultation to evaluate compatibility. That’s why I offer a free 15 minute phone call with future clients.

5. Reviews and Recommendations

Seek out reviews and recommendations from friends, family members, or online sources. Hearing about others’ positive therapy experiences can provide valuable insights into a potential therapist’s effectiveness.

6. Flexibility and Accessibility

Consider practical factors like the therapist’s location, office hours, and whether they offer online sessions. Accessibility needs to be pretty easy for you, especially if you have a busy academic schedule.

7. Cost and Insurance

Therapy is an investment in your well-being, so it’s essential to discuss fees, insurance coverage, and payment options with potential therapists.

8. Goals and Expectations

What are your goals for therapy? Discuss your objectives with potential therapists and see if their approach aligns with what you hope to achieve.

Now that you have a clear set of questions to guide your search for the right academic concerns therapist, let’s focus on a resource for those in Florida seeking support for academic concerns, including ADHD. (Spoiler alert…it’s me!)

Florida Academic Concerns Therapy Services

If you’re a young adult in Florida, you’re in the right place! I offer a range of therapy services tailored to address your academic concerns. Whether you’re struggling with test anxiety, time management, procrastination, perfectionism, or the challenges associated with ADHD, I’m here to help.

Who Am I?

I’m a licensed and board certified therapist with extensive experience in working with young adults facing academic challenges. My career has always taken place in schools, from age 4 and up, with the last 10 years in a university counseling center. One of my specializations is in academic concerns, including ADHD, and I’m committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for you to explore and overcome your concerns.

How Can I Help You?

My base therapeutic approach is client-centered, meaning that I tailor my techniques to your unique needs. We’ll work together to identify the root causes of your academic concerns and develop practical strategies to conquer them. I also use CBT and other theories to help you on the road to success, including, if appropriate and desired, artistic methods (art, music…).

Online Workshops for ADHD (and Emotion Management)

In addition to one-on-one online therapy sessions for Florida residents, I offer online workshops specifically designed for managing ADHD. These workshops are open to anyone in the USA, not just those in Florida. ADHD can significantly impact your academic performance, and these workshops provide valuable tools and insights for dealing with ADHD-related challenges.

Don’t let academic concerns hold you back from achieving your full potential. Take the first step toward a brighter academic future by reaching out for support.

Let’s Talk Soon

Academic concerns are a natural part of the young adult journey, but they don’t have to define your academic experience. By finding the right academic concerns therapist, you can gain the tools and insights needed to overcome challenges and succeed in your academic pursuits.

Reach out to me to learn more about my online Florida therapy services and online workshops for ADHD. Together, we can unlock your potential and conquer those academic concerns. Your academic success is within reach, waiting for you to seize it!

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ADHD and Me: Help for Young Adults

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Welcome, young adults, to a conversation that might just change the way you perceive your world. Today, I’m delving into ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. You may have heard about it, or you might be curious because you’ve been struggling with symptoms that just don’t seem to fit into place in your life. In this post, I’ll explore what ADHD is, how it presents itself, and the crucial steps to consider if you think it might be a part of your life. I’ll give some options available, whether it’s medication, therapy, or a combination of both, and how to find the right therapist to support you on the journey of change.

Understanding ADHD

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that starts in childhood but can persist into adulthood. It’s not just about being a little more active or forgetful than your peers. ADHD involves a complex interplay of factors that affect your attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.

Symptoms and Life Functioning

To identify if ADHD might be a part of your life, here are some common symptoms to consider:

  1. Inattentiveness: Do you find it challenging to stay focused on tasks or activities, often making careless mistakes? Does it seem like you’re frequently daydreaming or losing things necessary for tasks and activities?
  2. Hyperactivity: Are you often fidgeting or tapping your feet, unable to sit still when it’s expected? Do you feel restless and find it challenging to relax?
  3. Impulsivity: Do you struggle with impulsive decision-making, perhaps saying or doing things without thinking about the consequences? Do these impulsive choices sometimes get you into trouble, especially socially?
  4. Organization and Time Management: Is keeping your life organized a constant struggle? Do you find it challenging to meet deadlines or manage your time effectively?
  5. Forgetfulness: Are you frequently misplacing items or forgetting important dates and appointments, even when you’ve tried various methods to remember?
  6. Academic or Occupational Challenges: Have you faced difficulties in school or work because of issues related to attention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity? Maybe you’re always late to class, forget to complete an assignment, or take longer to complete a task, missing a deadline.

It’s essential to remember that not everyone with ADHD will experience all of these symptoms, and the severity can vary widely. But, ADHD can significantly impact various aspects of your life, from relationships to your education or career.

More Questions to Ask Yourself

If you’ve identified with some of the symptoms mentioned above, it’s time to ask yourself some vital questions:

1. Do I Need Help?

The first step in addressing ADHD is recognizing that you might need help. Even though you made it through high school, entering college or work life can reveal new challenges. If the symptoms of ADHD are significantly affecting your daily life, seeking support is crucial. Ask yourself if these challenges are causing distress, interfering with your goals, or affecting your relationships. If the answer is yes, it’s time to take the next step.

2. Do I Need Medication, Therapy, or Both?

The treatment for ADHD typically falls into two categories: therapy and medication. But how do you know which, if not both, might be right for you?

Therapy: Therapy, particularly cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), behavioral therapy, and psychoeducation, can be immensely helpful in teaching coping strategies and addressing the emotional and psychological aspects of ADHD. If you’re finding it difficult to manage the emotional challenges that often come with ADHD, therapy could be a valuable addition to your life. I suggest starting here.

Medication: Medication can help manage some of the core symptoms of ADHD, such as inattention and hyperactivity. If you’re struggling to focus or manage your impulses, and it’s significantly impacting your daily life, medication might be a consideration. Consult with a healthcare professional, preferably a psychiatrist, to discuss the potential benefits, side effects, and suitability of medication for your case. *Sometimes doctors require testing to confirm the diagnosis before providing medicine.

Both: For many individuals with ADHD, a combination of therapy and medication has great results. The decision to use both options should be made in consultation with a healthcare professional, as they can provide guidance tailored to your specific needs.

3. Who Can I Get Clarification From?

This is where seeking professional guidance becomes essential. Here’s who you can reach out to for clarification:

Therapist: Start here or with a primary care physician. Therapists can offer therapy, guidance, and strategies to help you manage the emotional and psychological challenges that often accompany ADHD. They can also refer you for ADHD testing or to a doctor if desiring medicine.

Primary Care Physician: They can help diagnose and provide initial guidance on treatment options. They may also refer you to specialists, like psychiatrists or therapists, for a more comprehensive evaluation if you don’t already have them.

Psychiatrist: A psychiatrist specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health disorders, including ADHD. They are well-equipped to assess whether medication is appropriate for your situation. (A common confusion about psychiatrists is whether they provide therapy. They do not, only medicine.)

Support Groups: Connecting with others who have ADHD can provide valuable insights and emotional support. Online and in-person support groups can be incredibly helpful.

Now that you’ve asked yourself these vital questions and are considering your options, let’s move on to the next crucial step – finding the right therapist to support you on your ADHD journey.

Finding the Right ADHD Therapist: A Checklist

Therapists play a significant role in helping individuals with ADHD manage their symptoms, develop coping strategies, and improve their overall quality of life. Here’s a checklist of questions and tips to help you identify the best ADHD therapist in your area:

1. Credentials and Specialization

  • Are they licensed? Ensure that the therapist you choose is licensed to practice in your state.
  • Do they have experience with ADHD? It’s essential to find a therapist who specializes in or has experience treating ADHD.

2. Therapeutic Approach

  • What is their therapeutic approach? Different therapists may use various therapeutic techniques. Ensure their approach aligns with your preferences and needs.
  • Do they offer CBT, behavioral therapy, or psychoeducation? These approaches are particularly effective for managing ADHD.

3. Compatibility

  • Do you feel comfortable with them? Building a rapport with your therapist is crucial for effective treatment. You should feel at ease talking to them. This is why I offer a free 15 minute phone consultation before scheduling the first appointment.
  • Are they a good listener? A good therapist is an active listener, which is especially important for addressing your unique challenges. You need to feel seen and heard.

4. Practical Considerations

  • Location and availability: Is the therapist’s office conveniently located, and are their hours compatible with your schedule? Online therapy is a great option for the ease of access to sessions. It’s why I chose to provide my services that way!

5. Insurance and Cost

  • Do they accept your insurance? If you have insurance, it’s essential to find a therapist who accepts it. If not, inquire about their fees and payment options.

Taking Action: Seek Help and Support

If you’ve made it this far in my post, it’s clear that you’re committed to improving your life and managing your ADHD effectively. Seeking help is a courageous step, and it can lead to meaningful change. Don’t hesitate to reach out to professionals and explore your options.

If you’re a Florida resident, I offer online therapy services tailored to adult individuals dealing with ADHD and related challenges. I specialize in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), behavioral therapy, and psychoeducation, all of which are highly effective in managing ADHD. My whole career of 22+ years has been with youth and young adults in the school system, last working at a university counseling center, so ADHD is one of my specializations.

To learn more about the services I offer or to book a phone consultation, use one of these three easy methods: call me at 321-415-0832, fill out the email form below and we’ll set up a 15 minute free consultation call, or click the “Book Online” button and schedule the call yourself. Hope to hear from you soon so we can change your life together.

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Unlocking Peace of Mind: What Is Anxiety Therapy for Young Adults?

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Understanding the Difference Between Stress and Anxiety

Hey there, fellow young adults! Life can throw some serious curveballs our way, and it’s only natural to feel stressed from time to time. After all, balancing work, relationships, and personal growth can be a real juggling act. But how do you know when that stress has crossed the line into anxiety territory? And what exactly is anxiety therapy? Well, that’s what I’m here to explore with you today.

In this blog post, I’m going to dive into the world of anxiety, explain what it is, how it can affect your life, and most importantly, how you can find the right anxiety therapist, specifically in Florida since that’s where I practice. So, let’s get started on this journey to understanding and managing anxiety together!

Anxiety Unveiled: What Is It and What Are the Symptoms?

Before we jump into the world of anxiety therapy, it’s crucial to have a solid grasp of what anxiety actually is, including its symptoms. Anxiety is more than just everyday stress; it’s a persistent and often overwhelming sense of unease or fear about future events or situations, even those that may not be threatening. It can manifest physically, emotionally, and mentally. Some common symptoms of anxiety include:

  1. Excessive Worry: Constantly thinking about “what if” scenarios and feeling unable to control these thoughts.
  2. Physical Symptoms: Experiencing physical symptoms like a racing heart, sweating, trembling, muscle tension, and restlessness.
  3. Irrational Fears: Developing irrational fears or phobias that disrupt daily life, such as fear of flying, crowds, or social situations.
  4. Difficulty Concentrating: Finding it challenging to concentrate or focus on tasks due to racing thoughts.
  5. Avoidance Behaviors: Avoiding situations or places that trigger anxiety, which can lead to isolation and further distress.
  6. Sleep Problems: Struggling with sleep disturbances like insomnia or restless sleep. Sometimes it’s even hard to go to sleep because of racing thoughts.
  7. Panic Attacks: Experiencing sudden and intense bouts of fear, often accompanied by physical symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath.

How Anxiety Can Affect Your Life

Anxiety can impact various aspects of your life, and as young adults, you may find it especially challenging to manage these effects while living your best life. Here are a few ways anxiety can disrupt your daily life:

  1. Academic and Career Performance: Anxiety can interfere with your ability to concentrate, perform well on exams or projects, and excel in your academic or professional pursuits.
  2. Social Relationships: It may lead to avoidance of social situations, making it difficult to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
  3. Physical Health: The physical symptoms of anxiety can take a toll on your overall well-being, potentially leading to other health issues.
  4. Emotional Well-being: Anxiety can contribute to feelings of sadness, hopelessness, irritability, and a reduced sense of enjoyment in life.
  5. Future Goals: It might hinder your ability to set and achieve long-term goals due to persistent worry and self-doubt.

Questions to Ask Yourself: Do You Have Anxiety?

Now that you have a better understanding of anxiety, you may be wondering if it resonates with your personal experiences. To help you determine if you might be struggling with anxiety, consider asking yourself these questions:

  • Do I often find myself worrying excessively?
  • Am I worn out and exhausted when I shouldn’t be?
  • Do I have trouble concentrating because I’m worried?
  • Are my anxious thoughts and feelings interfering with my daily life and well-being?
  • Do I often feel irritable and annoyed?
  • Have I experienced random physical symptoms, like a racing heart or trembling?
  • Do I avoid certain situations or places due to anxiety?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, it might be a sign that you could benefit from anxiety therapy.

Finding an Experienced Anxiety Therapist in Florida

So, you’ve recognized the signs and symptoms of anxiety in your life, and you’re ready to seek help. That’s a courageous and proactive step! Finding an experienced anxiety therapist in Florida is the next crucial move.

Here are some steps to guide you in your search:

  1. Seek Recommendations: Start by asking friends, family, or colleagues for recommendations. Personal referrals can be incredibly valuable.
  2. Check Online Directories: Utilize online resources and directories to find therapists in your area. Websites like Psychology Today, GoodTherapy, ZocDoc, and WebMD are excellent places to start your search.
  3. Research Credentials: Ensure that the therapist you choose is licensed and experienced in treating anxiety disorders. Look for credentials such as Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC- that’s me!) or Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW).
  4. Read Reviews: Take the time to read reviews and testimonials from previous clients. This can provide insights into a therapist’s approach and effectiveness.
  5. Consultation: Schedule an initial consultation with the therapist you are interested in working with to see if you feel comfortable and have a good rapport with them. This initial meeting will help you gauge whether they are the right fit for you. I offer a free 15 minute phone consultation and it helps both of us get on the right track.

Anxiety Therapy in Telehealth: How It Can Help You

In today’s digital age, accessing therapy has become more convenient than ever, thanks to telehealth. So, what is anxiety therapy in telehealth, and how can it benefit young adults in Florida?

What Is Telehealth?

Telehealth is a form of therapy conducted over secure online platforms. It allows you to receive professional therapy services from the comfort of your own space, whether that’s your home, dorm room, or even your car. You only have to be alone in the room, have good internet service, and be physically in the state your therapist is licensed.

The Benefits of Telehealth Anxiety Therapy for Young Adults

  1. Convenience: Telehealth eliminates the need for travel, making it easier for young adults with busy schedules to access therapy.
  2. Privacy: You can engage in therapy from a private and comfortable environment, which can enhance your willingness to open up and share.
  3. Access to Specialists: Telehealth widens your options for finding the right therapist, even if they’re not located near you. You can connect with experienced anxiety therapists anywhere in Florida, not just in your city.
  4. Reduced Stigma: Some young adults may feel more comfortable seeking therapy when it’s done discreetly online, reducing the perceived stigma associated with mental health care.
  5. Flexibility: Telehealth sessions often offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate your hectic life.

Take the First Step Towards Peace of Mind

Anxiety can be a tough opponent, but it’s important to remember that help is readily available. By understanding what anxiety is, recognizing its symptoms, and taking the initiative to seek therapy, you’re already on the path to a brighter, more balanced future. Hey, you read this blog post, didn’t you?

At Imagine Change Counseling’s Florida Online Anxiety Therapy, I specialize in helping young adults like you regain control over their lives, manage anxiety, and embrace growth. But that’s not all—I also offer specialized services in ADHD, academic concerns, self-esteem, adjustment and life transitions, and personal development. Read each specialty page for more information.

So, if you’re ready to take the first step toward peace of mind and personal growth, reach out to me today. Don’t let anxiety hold you back any longer. Together, we can navigate the journey toward a happier, more fulfilling life.

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Do I Need Therapy? A Guide for Young Adults

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Welcome, young adults! Life can be a rollercoaster ride, full of ups and downs. While many of us navigate these twists and turns successfully, there are times when we find ourselves struggling to cope with life’s challenges. That’s where therapy comes into play. In this blog article, I’ll explore what therapy is, why people seek it, and help you identify if therapy might be right for you.

What is Therapy?

Therapy, often referred to as counseling or psychotherapy, is a collaborative process that involves working with a trained mental health professional to address emotional, behavioral, or psychological issues. It provides a safe and confidential space for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The primary goal of therapy is to improve overall well-being and help individuals live more fulfilling lives.

Why Do People Seek Therapy?

People seek therapy for a wide range of reasons, and it’s essential to understand that seeking therapy is a sign of strength, not weakness. Here are some common reasons why individuals decide to start therapy:

  • Emotional Distress: Feelings of sadness, anxiety, anger, or overwhelming stress can become too much to handle alone.
  • Life Transitions: Major life changes such as moving, starting college, or ending a relationship can be emotionally challenging.
  • Relationship Issues: Struggles in relationships, whether with a partner, family, or friends, can lead to emotional distress.
  • Trauma and Grief: Experiencing a traumatic event or dealing with grief and loss can have a profound impact on mental well-being.
  • Self-Exploration: Some individuals seek therapy to better understand themselves, their goals, and their values.

Now, let’s dive into some questions you can ask yourself to determine if you might benefit from therapy.

Questions to Ask Yourself: Do I Need Therapy?

  1. Are my emotions overwhelming me? Do you often feel sad, anxious, or angry to the point where it interferes with your daily life? Are there times when you struggle to manage your emotions, leading to impulsive or risky behaviors?
  2. Am I experiencing persistent negative thoughts? Do you find yourself stuck in a cycle of self-criticism, self-doubt, or negative self-talk? Are these thoughts affecting your self-esteem and self-worth?
  3. Do I have trouble coping with life’s challenges? Are you finding it difficult to adapt to significant life changes or transitions? Do you feel overwhelmed by stress and unable to manage it effectively?
  4. Are my relationships causing distress? Are conflicts with friends, family, or romantic partners causing you significant emotional pain? Do you struggle with communication or setting boundaries in your relationships?
  5. Have I experienced trauma or loss? Have you been through a traumatic event, such as an accident, abuse, or a natural disaster? Are you grieving the loss of a loved one, and finding it hard to move forward?
  6. Am I lacking a sense of direction or purpose? Do you feel lost or uncertain about your goals, values, or identity? Are you seeking greater self-awareness and personal growth?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, it might be an indication that therapy could be beneficial for you. Seeking help early can prevent issues from worsening and lead to improved emotional well-being.

How to Find Therapy in Your State

Now that you’ve considered whether therapy might be right for you, the next step is finding a therapist who can provide the support you need. Here’s how to get started:

  1. Ask for Recommendations: Reach out to friends, family, or trusted individuals who have had positive therapy experiences. They may be able to recommend a therapist.
  2. Check with Your Insurance: If you have health insurance, check your provider’s website or call their customer service to find out which therapists are covered under your plan.
  3. Online Directories: There are online directories, such as Psychology Today or TherapyDen, that allow you to search for therapists in your area based on your specific needs.
  4. Telehealth Options: Consider telehealth as a convenient and accessible option. Many therapists offer remote sessions via video calls, making it easier to access mental health care from the comfort of your home.

Why Telehealth Is a Great Option

Let’s dive into why telehealth should be on your radar.

  1. Convenience at Your Fingertips

Picture this: you’re curled up on your couch, in your comfiest PJs, sipping on your favorite tea. With telehealth, you can access therapy sessions from the comfort of your own space. No need to rush to an office or worry about traffic. It’s all about convenience, and it’s tailor-made for the busy lives of young adults.

  1. No Stigma, No Judgement

Telehealth offers a level of privacy that traditional in-person therapy might not. You can have your session discreetly, without the fear of running into someone you know in the waiting room. This can be a game-changer for those who might be hesitant to seek help due to societal stigma.

  1. Flexible Scheduling

Juggling work, social life, and personal commitments can be tough. Telehealth offers flexible scheduling options. You can find a time that suits you, whether it’s during lunch breaks or late evenings. Your mental health shouldn’t take a backseat, and telehealth ensures it doesn’t have to.

  1. Access to a Variety of Therapists

One size doesn’t fit all when it comes to therapy. With telehealth, you have a broader pool of therapists to choose from, including specialists who may not be available in your local area. Finding the right therapist for you just got a whole lot easier.

  1. Cost-Effective

Let’s face it; being a young adult often means budget constraints. Telehealth sessions tend to be more affordable than traditional therapy because of no travel or time lost at work, saving you both time and money.

In conclusion, young adults, don’t underestimate the power of telehealth. It’s a convenient, stigma-free, flexible, and cost-effective way to prioritize your mental health. Embrace this modern approach to therapy, and you’ll be taking a significant step towards a healthier, happier you.

Take the First Step

Remember, seeking therapy is a courageous step toward self-improvement and mental well-being. If you’re still wondering, “Do I need therapy?” it’s worth exploring further.

I specialize in anxiety, ADHD, academic concerns, self-esteem, and personal development areas such as career, spirituality, and identity. If any of these resonate with you, I invite you to learn more about my services if you live in Florida. And I take many insurances, so reach out and we’ll move you in the right direction. Together, we can work towards a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please feel free to fill out my online form on any of my website pages or call 321-415-0832. Have insurance? Use this link to schedule a call through Headway.

Remember, you’re not alone on this journey, and seeking help is a sign of strength. Take care of yourself, and I look forward to supporting you on your path to well-being.

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