Conditions We Treat

Therapy for the emotional and everyday impact of physical health concerns, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

You may be managing symptoms, adjusting to a diagnosis, or trying to understand patterns that keep affecting your life. You do not have to sort through everything before reaching out. Explore the areas below, or start with a consultation to talk about what you need.

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Based in Miami, with telehealth available across 44+ PSYPACT States.

Chronic Illness

Support for the stress, uncertainty, pain, and changes that can come with living with illness. Psychological care can complement your medical treatment.

Autoimmune Disease Chronic Pain and Fibromyalgia Diabetes (Type 1 & Type 2)Facial Paralysis Health Anxiety Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)Medical Trauma Pelvic Pain Endometriosis Interstitial Cystitis POTS Somatic Symptom Disorder Tinnitus

GI Psychology

Therapy for the emotional impact of digestive conditions and, when appropriate, the relationship between stress, symptom experience, and the gut-brain connection.

ARFID Celiac Disease Crohn’s Disease Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome Functional Dyspepsia Gastroparesis GERD and Reflux-Related Distress Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)SIBO Ulcerative Colitis

Anxiety & Depression

Support when worry, panic, low mood, sleep difficulties, or the pressure to keep going are affecting everyday life.

Anxiety and Panic Depression Stress and Burnout Insomnia & CBT-I Perfectionism

Trauma & Attachment

A place to work through painful experiences, grief, and relationship patterns at a pace that respects your needs.

Complex PTSD Developmental Trauma Grief and Loss Inner Child Healing Life Transitions Emotional and Narcissistic Abuse Relational Patterns

An Integrative Approach

Our clinical health psychology perspective considers physical health, emotions, relationships, and the circumstances of your life together. Therapy is shaped around your concerns, preferences, and goals.

Somatic therapy techniques may help you notice body cues, practice grounding, and respond to tension or distress. Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed work may help you understand self-criticism, protective responses, and conflicting feelings. These are among a variety of techniques that may be incorporated into your care, depending on clinical fit and your clinician’s training.

Therapy for physical health concerns supports psychological wellbeing and coping alongside medical care. It does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

Let’s Talk About What You Need

You do not need to identify the perfect category. A complimentary 15-minute phone consultation gives you space to ask questions and discuss whether our services may be a fit.