Tammy is a passionate licensed professional counselor. Her passion helps to meet a client’s needs and wants in life for a healthier sense of self. She aims to come alongside the client and look into their world to help. Tammy has experience working with adults, adolescents and children.

She has experience in helping children and adolescents who have been diagnosed with ADHD, ADD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Intermittent Explosive Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Impulsive behaviors, Bi-Polar, Anxiety, Depression and PTSD.

Tammy also has worked with adults with developmental disabilities who have suffered from Adjustment Disorders, Anxiety, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Panic Attacks, Personality Disorders, Schizophrenia, Mood Disorders and Major Depression.  She has helped clients with life skills, coping skills, anger management, internal struggles and interpersonal relationship issues.  Tammy is culturally sensitive with awareness of the client’s culture.

Tammy has worked with children, teens and adults who have been dual diagnosed with a substance abuse and mental health issues.  She believes that in order to avoid substance abuse relapse one must address the triggers, patterns and trauma that caused the maladaptive coping skill.  Tammy is trained in trauma care with EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).  EMDR is a highly effective, evidenced based treatment for trauma, anxiety, depression and other mental health issues.

Tammy believes in using gardening and animal therapy for clients who prefer to stay outside the office.  In home or in school therapy is also available for those who need it, at additional cost. In addition to individual counseling, groups, couples and family counseling is also offered.

We often lose our place during life’s journey for a variety of reasons, and that’s part of being human.  If you’re trying to discover, re-discover, or even re-invent yourself on a new level, I can help. Sometimes it’s difficult to move forward until we know who we are and what our role is in this world–especially when changes happen. I believe identity is often at the heart of growth and development, and your personal story will begin to unfold as you understand the same.  I offer services to teens and adults struggling with transition, social anxiety, depression, ADHD, anxiety, mood disorders, grief, relationship conflicts, social skills, substance and/or process addictions, anger management, and career disorientation.

I operate from humanistic, cognitive-behavioral, narrative, and solution-focused approaches to therapy, and believe there is a spiritual side to a person’s development which is just as important in the counseling process.  If you feel stuck and wish to see the next chapter of your story, let’s talk.

Dr. Greg is a licensed mental health counselor, registered play therapist and supervisor, certified mental health integrative medicine provider, certified child and adolescent trauma professional, certified clinical trauma professional, and is EMDR-trained. Dr. Nute’s Approach: “Greg enjoys laughing with his clients, connects easily and is very approachable. Greg makes his clients typically feel comfortable in the first session. The relationship is vital and in turn will create a healthy, healing environment. His approach is holistic as Dr. Nute focuses on healing the mind, body and spirit.”Hello! My name is Dr. Greg Nute and I am a seasoned clinician with over 24 years of experience in counseling.

The Lord called me into counseling at an early age and He has used me mightily for the past 20+ years sharing the love of Christ through the Gospel and helping to heal the hurts that so often affect us. I have always believed the counseling I do to be a ministry, bringing glory to God and it is by no means separate in scope to the other ministries I do. Professionally, I am a licensed clinical Christian psychologist through the Federal Association of Christian Counselors and Therapists (FACCT), a licensed mental health counselor through the State of Florida, have a certification as a mental health integrative medicine practitioner, and am a registered play therapist-supervisor with extensive training and experience working with children, adolescents, families, and adults with a wide range of mental health issues. I am also an ordained minister.

The certification in integrative medicine I have is based on my belief in that foods also affect mood and inflammation. Being a good steward of what we put in our body is important not only for our physical health but also our mental. My approach is very eclectic, with an emphasis on building and strengthening the relationship. I use of cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, as well as creative therapies such as play therapy, role-playing, figurines, art, music, clay, humor and sand trays to help both children and adults overcome their hurts. Creative therapies are very effective at getting to the heart of the matter very quickly.

I have worked as a therapist for prominent community mental health agencies, providing services to children and adolescents in their homes, schools, and the clinic throughout the Orlando tri- county areas, with the use of Spanish in some sessions.

In the private sector, I worked with Christian Counseling Associates for 8 years doing individual counseling with adults, families, children, and couples as well as having my own practice in the Oviedo area. Pastors and their wives are also of special interest to me as they often have no one to talk to in a confidential way.

I have extensive training and experience working with these populations and uses many creative and eclectic styles of therapy to help them overcome their hurts and find peace. Whether you are looking for in-person or remote teletherapy, I would love to get to know you and develop a therapeutic relationship that can help you grow mentally, physically, and spiritually. Make an appointment today!

I have worked with families, teenagers , young adults and children. Before becoming a Marriage and Family Mental Health Clinician, I worked for fifteen years in Orange County Public School system providing support to children that struggled with behaviors, emotional distress and learning disabilities. During those years I worked closely with children diagnosed with Autism, Hyperactive, Oppositional Defiance disorders. It was an emotional and enriching experience to be able to transform lives at a young age. My approach comes from Humanistic perspective that focuses on your own capacity to overcome pain and emotional distress. Therapeutic play and expressive art will be valuable tools to help parents and their children to overcome what is causing dysfunctional and unhealthy family relationships . I am a bilingual therapist that will be delighted and honored to meet you were you are, to help you succeed, and become a healthy emotional individual.

Krystyna DuBose is a licensed mental health therapist who has a passion with helping clients be the best version of themselves they can be. She believes in working to heal the whole person through therapeutic approaches and other methods. Krystyna works to meet clients where they are at and to find the best treatment in therapy for each individual. She has a passion to work with teenagers and adults struggling with depression, anxiety and grief as well as those with PTSD, conduct disorder, trauma, ADD, ADHD, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Krystyna has helped clients learn coping skills, life skills, anger management and how to manage life struggles. Krystyna uses a variety of therapeutic techniques including Cognitive Behavioral therapy and person centered therapy. Krystyna provides individual, couples, and family therapy and looks forward to helping you on your own therapeutic journey.

I have a passion for working with clients that have been survivors of trauma. The effects of any kind of traumatic experience can be devastating and often is accompanied by a myriad of symptoms that can greatly impact daily life. My first priority will be to help you cope with the symptoms your trauma has caused in your life. I will not end our session without providing a coping skill to get you through the next week! My second step will be to help you heal the underlying issues, thoughts, and patterns that may be contributing to the traumatic reaction as well. EMDR therapy is my most often used modality to heal trauma and symptoms. My main therapy modality is EMDR due to the amazing effectiveness I have seen for clients with this approach. If you would prefer talk therapy instead, I also provide client centered talk therapy and incorporate mindfulness and some CBT techniques as well. I will always meet you where you are in your healing process!

My goal is to be someone who makes a difference in the lives of individuals I work with. I will empower, inspire, encourage, and support every individual in my care. I aspire to always be empathetic, present, and worthy of the title of Counselor.

I am a social worker licensed in Florida with 10 years of experience working as a faith-based counselor. I want to help cultivate a purpose-driven life that expresses a positive, life-affirming view of your identity. Understanding and walking out the root causes in the areas where you feel inadequate, anxious, and depressed will bring freedom into your life and relationships. Christian counseling is unique as it allows me to combine faith and principles of the Bible with other counseling methods such as motivational interviewing, client-centered therapy, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral therapy.

I want to partner with you in your healing, to help bring joy back into your life. Investing in your healing to bring out how God has created you is each one of our responsibility. You were fearfully and wonderfully made and need to understand how that relates to your humanity.

“To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1)

There are periods in our lives when we go through rough times, and we need to develop the tools that will help us get through the season. My personal life experiences as well as my professional background has helped me become a compassionate and empathetic counselor.

I have over 20 years of experience in working in the human services field and have worked with children and families through all facets of life.
My expertise is to provide individual, couples and family therapy, focusing in on anxiety, self-esteem, grief, depression, and other life struggles.
My passion is assisting my clients with identifying their struggles, focusing on a solution, and
encouraging healing. We will work together to develop a wellness toolbox.

I am a registered mental health counseling intern with 5 years of experience counseling children, teens, couples, families, and adults of all ages. I provide faith-based counseling,  mental health counseling, career & academic counseling, and more. I’ve worked with clients managing anxiety, depression, stress overload, relational issues, anger management, grief, PTSD, processing trauma, autism, ADHD, personality disorders, addictions, and other mental health and wellness needs. My number one goal with any client is to empower you to be the best version of you – whatever coping level that looks like, even if we have to rediscover who you truly are. 

My approach in counseling is very person-centered, focusing on developing a good relationship where we can process together as a team and work on your goals at your pace. I focus on using a variety of skills and techniques such as solution-focused and choice therapy ideals. I value holistic care and provide a variety of practices to continue your wellness outside of therapy. While I value working with clients of all ages and backgrounds, I have a special interest in working with children and teens and empowering parents. 

Having been through therapy myself, I know it is so important to find someone that you connect with, who makes you feel understood, comfortable, valued, and who can adapt to your individual needs while being compassionate and insightful. It is my hope that together we can define your own needs and meet those to ensure you can grow to be a better you! Therapy isn’t always easy as a client, and my goal is to help make that step easier and worthwhile. Let’s talk about what that looks like and help you get the tools to pour into your wellness! 

It is through sharing our deepest fears, struggles, and aspirations that we create a space for healing to unfold. I encourage my clients to embrace vulnerability as a strength, a source of power that allows us to connect with our own humanity and the shared experiences of others. By creating a non-judgmental space, I aim to support clients as they navigate their unique journeys toward self-discovery and healing. Having worked in a residential substance abuse treatment center for men, I have gained valuable experience in supporting individuals facing addiction and mental health challenges. I understand the significance of providing a safe and nurturing environment that addresses the unique needs of each person in their journey towards recovery. My role involved implementing individualized treatment plans, facilitating group therapy sessions, and fostering a sense of community among residents.

In my tenure as a Child Protective Investigator for the Department of Children and Families, I developed a keen understanding of the complex issues that individuals and families encounter. This experience equipped me with strong assessment and intervention skills, enabling me to approach situations with empathy and cultural sensitivity.

Additionally, I incorporate Strength-Based Therapy, recognizing and building upon your innate strengths and resilience. In Client-Centered Therapy, I prioritize creating a safe and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings without fear of criticism. As a practitioner of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I assist clients in identifying and challenging negative thought patterns, fostering a deeper understanding of the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

In our sessions, we will work collaboratively to identify and address the challenges that may be hindering your growth as an individual, couple or family. Together, we will explore coping strategies, spirituality, cultivate resilience, and celebrate the victories, both big and small.

One of the greatest gifts one person can give to another is the gift of listening. It can be an act of love and caring. Tough times have taught me how to listen patiently and empathetically to clients’ deep, hurting stories to help them take guided action as a faith-based counselor for the wellness of life. My areas of focus include mentoring couples and helping clients with problems of depression, loss and grief, anxiety, and life transitions. 

I have helped many people with multicultural backgrounds navigate difficult transitions in life. I have directed a counseling center and worked cross-culturally with leaders and their spouses for over ten years. Counseling is not about fixing someone; it is holding a client’s hand to find solutions that best suit them. The ‘person-centered theory’ is fundamental to my approach because I believe clients inherently have the ability for positive growth if guided by a counselor. As a faith-based counselor, I thrive on connecting with people in my neighborhood through walks and fellowships.

There are times in life when we feel exhausted and overwhelmed. We want to change, but it can be difficult to know which direction to take. Whether you are navigating a painful transition, feeling stuck, dealing with trauma, anxiety, or depression, reaching out to receive help can feel intimidating.  In the therapy process, you must feel supported, safe, and heard at a pace that feels comfortable for you. 

I have experience working with individuals, couples, families, teens and senior adults dealing with a variety of issues including relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, neurodivergence and autism related challenges. Together we can discover practices, coping techniques, resources, and practical ways to address challenges and spur growth. I approach counseling from an integrative and holistic perspective encouraging clients to bring their faith into counseling.

Throughout my career, I have worked in a variety of clinical settings including, acute mental health care, substance disorder treatment, geriatric care, faith-based counseling and have experience in professional organizational training. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Master’s degree in Counseling from Palm Beach Atlantic University.

I am passionate about helping individuals, couples, and families find health and wholeness. I believe your story and situation are important and want to give you tools, support, and hope that change is possible.

Ruth is a registered intern social work. Ruth is a dedicated professional with experience as an outpatient and in-home therapist and hospital chaplain, with a passion for helping children, youth and adults dealing with life-changing events, including mental and behavioral health. She has a passion to work with teenagers, adults and seniors struggling with anxiety, depression, and grief as well as those with ADHD, PTSD, trauma, ADD, bipolar disorder and Autism.

Ruth has focused her approach on Grief Disorders, including Prolonged Grief Disorder, helping clients of all ages to manage their grief over the loss of a loved one.  Experience working with people from diverse socio-economic and cultural backgrounds utilizing evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing.

“Rejoice with those who rejoice and mourn with those who mourn.” – Romans 12:15