Dr. David Harvey is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD who has been shaping the lives of adults and elders since graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1981. He deeply values the unique needs, interests, and values of his clients and strives to create an environment where they feel respected, understood, and appreciated for their individual strengths. Committed to facilitating collaborative journeys towards their goals, Dr. Harvey employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method. His extensive experience in marital and premarital counseling, as well as anxiety management and life coaching, allows him to draw upon a diverse set of models and the latest research findings to provide clients with the highest quality service.

Dr. Robin Macfarlane specializes in guiding busy, high-achieving women in their 40s and 50s through the challenges of anxiety, self-doubt, and sleep disturbances. Many of her clients often struggle quietly, appearing fine on the outside while feeling overwhelmed inside. Dr. Macfarlane understands that at this critical juncture in life, her clients need courage and support more than ever. She leverages science-backed techniques to empower women with better sleep, enhanced self-acceptance, and increased confidence, even in the face of significant challenges. Recognized for her effective treatment of sleep issues—acknowledged by the American College of Physicians as the preferred approach over medication—Dr. Macfarlane finds joy in helping women reclaim their peace and confidence. Through her compassionate guidance, she inspires clients to experience life fully and with renewed strength.

Jennifer Mallis is a dedicated therapist with a passion for helping children, teens, and families navigate various challenges. With experience in assisting families through difficult transitions—such as separations—and supporting individuals dealing with anxiety, emotional disturbances, and significant life changes, she creates a warm and non-judgmental environment for exploration. Utilizing a psychodynamic approach, Jennifer integrates a variety of techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, art therapy, and play therapy, tailored to each client's unique needs. Her extensive background and commitment to fostering happiness have empowered many families to develop effective coping skills through mindful practices. With over 20 years of experience in Buddhism and meditation, Jennifer incorporates these ancient teachings into her therapy sessions, guiding clients to connect with their inner selves and discover their innate wisdom. She invites individuals and families to explore how they can lead more fulfilling lives through her expertise and compassionate support.

Dina Milum understands that taking the first step towards therapy is often the most challenging part of the journey. Her compassionate approach encourages clients to embrace the courage it takes to seek help, leading to hope for change, insight, and new directions towards solutions. With over 25 years of experience, Dina's work is characterized as insight-oriented, cognitive behavioral, and relational, all within an environment free from blame or guilt. She has successfully assisted a diverse range of clients dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship challenges, including family dynamics and social anxiety. Dina is dedicated to providing support for various life transitions and emotional disturbances, utilizing modalities like art therapy, play therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Her commitment to her clients' growth and well-being shines through in her practice.

Valerie Paige Brink is an experienced counselor dedicated to the well-being of children and families. With a focus on addressing trauma and PTSD, Valerie provides a nurturing environment where children can thrive through life’s challenges. Utilizing a range of therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she empowers young clients to develop essential skills for navigating their lives. Valerie creates a fun and engaging counseling experience, helping children and teens feel safe and supported as they learn and grow through their individual journeys.

Amy Pope-Latham, LCSW, is dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages through their challenging times. She understands the complexities of grief, trauma, anxiety, and transition issues, and believes that reaching out for help is a courageous first step toward a better tomorrow. As a trauma specialist certified in EMDR and intensively trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Amy employs a range of modalities, including mindfulness-based techniques and somatic therapy, to foster healing. Her approach is characterized by an atmosphere of awareness, kindness, and even a bit of humor, ensuring that her clients feel at ease upon entering her office. Located in the heart of Ponte Vedra Beach, her practice provides a private space for clients from diverse backgrounds. Amy is passionate about facilitating the healing process, acknowledging that the human body has an innate ability to heal, often hindered by external thoughts and barriers. She maintains a casual and open practice, offering flexible scheduling and the opportunity for potential clients to engage in a complimentary phone consultation to address any questions or guidance needed.

Laurence Schulman, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, views each client as a unique product of their life experiences, familial backgrounds, and the broader world they inhabit. He understands that everyone has a story of change awaiting to be written, and he is dedicated to helping clients navigate their emotional landscapes. With a compassionate approach, Laurence emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s thoughts and feelings to facilitate personal growth. He recognizes the courage it takes to embark on the journey of therapy, where sharing inner thoughts is met with empathy and without judgment. Together, clients and Laurence engage in meaningful therapeutic work that prioritizes connection, healing, and transformation.

Dr. Janice Wachtel understands that entering therapy is a significant step for many individuals. She emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and nurturing therapeutic environment, enabling clients to make this transition comfortably. People seek counseling to initiate change in their lives, and Dr. Wachtel facilitates this positive transformation by encouraging deep exploration and processing of relevant issues. She assists clients in identifying both healthy and unhealthy coping mechanisms, with a goal of fostering adaptive change. With extensive experience in addressing depression, anxiety, relationship issues, life transitions, eating disorders, trauma recovery, and self-esteem challenges, Dr. Wachtel has been practicing in private settings since 1997, particularly in the Jacksonville area since 2002. Her eclectic and integrative therapeutic approaches encompass Emotionally Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral techniques, and more, making her a versatile practitioner dedicated to supporting adults and elders. Dr. Wachtel is committed to guiding her clients through their therapeutic journeys with understanding and compassion.

Jane Young Hill, a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, offers a holistic approach that addresses the interplay between body, mind, and spirit. In her safe and nurturing environment, clients are invited to take personal responsibility and make meaningful changes that lead to enriched lives. Jane equips individuals and couples with powerful tools and strategies to empower them in transforming their thoughts, managing emotions, and aligning their actions with their core values. She passionately believes that no matter the past, healing is always possible, and that the present is a treasure that can be shaped into a bright future. For those looking to enhance their relationships, Jane provides expert guidance in uncovering love languages, identifying needs, and navigating difficult conversations. She is dedicated to helping clients heal from betrayals, rebuild trust, and understand the natural cycles of marriage and family life. Whether through therapy or life coaching, Jane assists clients in training their brains and elevating their lives while fostering their confidence and sense of competency. For further resources, her website presents opportunities for personal growth and insights into her practice.

Michael Zalewa, LMHC, has been a dedicated therapist in private practice since 1999, focusing on individuals facing challenges such as Borderline Personality Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, and various personality conflicts. He also specializes in treating Depression, PTSD, and Substance Use disorders through an innovative non-12 step approach utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Michael collaborates with local courts to carry out mental health and substance abuse evaluations and provides psycho-sexual and competency evaluations for private attorneys within the 4th and 7th judicial circuits. His therapeutic approach is multifaceted, employing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Object Relations Therapy, often incorporating psychological testing when a diagnosis is uncertain. Understanding that therapy can sometimes be a challenging journey, Michael fosters an environment where clients can find moments of enjoyment and levity, believing that life is too short to endure unnecessary suffering. His practice is designed to be comfortable and supportive, complemented by a unique sense of humor that can lighten the therapeutic process when needed.