Lisa Benitez

Lisa Benitez is a respected relational therapist who views it as a privilege to support individuals as they navigate life's challenges. Through a multi-disciplinary approach that includes healthy social-emotional strategies, relational repair, and positive psychology, she assists clients in their journeys toward personal growth and resolution. Lisa works with clients of all ages, including individuals, couples, and families, and has a unique specialization in co-parenting dynamics and supporting children five and under, backed by her training as an Infant Mental Health Specialist through the Harris Institute of The FSU Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy. In addition to her clinical skills, Lisa is a legal expert specializing in the family court system, offering valuable insights to families facing traumatic and life-changing events. She employs child-parent psychotherapy to foster healing from relational disruptions and has extensive experience addressing trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, and chronic pain, as well as providing collaborative family law support. As a Certified Mental Health Intern Supervisor and trained facilitator in the Circle of Security parenting curriculum, Lisa contributes to the education of future professionals as an adjunct professor at Daytona State College. With over twenty years of experience, she is also currently pursuing her doctorate at Fielding Graduate University.