Dr. Leah Drizin is a compassionate and skilled therapist with diverse education and training in Mental Health Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, and various counseling credentials including MS, LMHC, LMFT, and NCC. She specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders (65+) navigate through emotional struggles such as trauma and PTSD, emotional abuse, domestic violence, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and codependency. Dr. Drizin believes in the inherent potential within each individual to achieve their better selves; she emphasizes that the only meaningful comparison is against one's past self. Her approach is person-centered and humanistic, employing modalities such as mindfulness-based therapies, solution-focused brief therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and psychoanalytic methods. Dr. Drizin works with individuals, couples, families, and groups, tailoring her therapeutic strategies to meet the unique needs and strengths of each client. Her goal is to empower her clients to take charge of their lives with confidence and courage, especially within the diverse and multicultural environment of South Florida.

Miriam Moussatche-Wechsler is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands that life can sometimes feel out of balance, leaving many feeling anxious, lonely, or depressed. She believes that psychotherapy is a powerful tool for individuals seeking to improve their mental health and overall outlook on life. Miriam views therapy as a collaborative partnership aimed at fostering change, healing, and personal growth through enhanced self-awareness and understanding of interpersonal struggles. Her holistic approach uniquely integrates psycho dynamics, positive psychology, and solution-focused methods, ensuring that treatment is tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients. With over 20 years of experience, she primarily works with adults, couples, older adults, and their families, and has extensive expertise in navigating midlife transitions, career-related challenges, aging, loss, divorce, and cultural adjustments. A strong advocate for the benefits of group therapy, she also facilitates groups and workshops. Originally from Argentina, Miriam earned her first Master’s in Educational Psychology before completing her Master’s in Clinical Social Work in New York. Bilingual in Spanish and English, she also serves as an adjunct faculty member for the University of Miami and FIU Olli programs. Through her work, Miriam is committed to helping others enrich their lives and embrace their fullest potential.

Emilie Ney, PhD, NCSP, is a dedicated School Psychologist specializing in culturally sensitive psychoeducational assessments tailored to meet the unique educational needs of students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. With a focus on students in both private and public schools, she expertly navigates referrals for ADHD, Autism, Emotional and Behavioral Disabilities, Gifted and Intellectual Disabilities, as well as Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia. Emilie's mission is to empower students by identifying their strengths and weaknesses, diagnosing disabilities, and providing comprehensive treatment recommendations, all while collaborating closely with school personnel and other service providers. Her expertise extends to educational diagnoses and clinical assessments, ensuring a holistic approach in her practice. Emilie is knowledgeable about the school referral process, including Response to Intervention, Multidisciplinary Teams, and the intricacies of writing Individual Education Plans (IEPs) alongside Special Education law. With specialized training in unbiased multicultural and bilingual assessment, she remains committed to fostering an inclusive environment. By offering her services within the clients' school settings, she facilitates collaboration, observes students in the classroom, and minimizes disruptions—all while easing the burden on parents. Emilie brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role, making her a valuable asset to the educational community.