Find therapists in Jacksonville Beach

Zoe Trifilio Pfaffman

Are you a couple or individual in a relationship with high conflict, post infidelity betrayal trauma, or communication struggles? Are you someone dating or looking to date in a healthier manner which surpasses old toxic patterns? Or are you divorced or divorcing a difficult personality such as NPD or BPD whom you now must coparent with? Although I am results and goal driven my top priority is to make you feel heard, understood, and that you no longer have to weather these storms on your own.

Caige McAuliffe

I have years of experience working with adolescents, individuals, couples and families facing a host of challenges that come across our lives. My areas of expertise are: Trauma and resiliency, survivors of sexual assault, Oppositional Defiance, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Marriage Counseling, and more.

Anita Woods

I specialize in womens’ issues, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, and marriage and family issues. This includes separation and divorce, blended family challenges, marriage and premarital counseling (SYMBIS certified), and parent and child attachments and relationships.

Julie Smith

You’ve been feeling really stuck for some time now, and it’s only been getting worse. Life seems to be passing you by, and while everyone else seems to be out there, chasing their dreams and finding meaningful friendships and relationships, you’ve been pretty much in the same place for years. Things might actually be getting worse—you’re feeling even more anxious and isolated. You’ve even started picking up unhealthy habits that you never thought you would.

Hannah Mayderry

About My Clients My clients are deep thinkers and feelers who want more out of life but feel stuck in patterns they can’t quite break. Many struggle with anxiety, self-doubt, or relationship challenges and need clarity and real tools to move forward. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts or unsure of what’s next, you’re not alone. I offer a warm, direct, and engaging approach to help you untangle what no longer serves you and build a life that feels more like you.

Skylar Hollabaugh

My clients seek clarity with anxiety, depression, relationships, life transitions, self-esteem, PTSD, professional and career issues, college and graduate school issues, stress management, ADD/ADHD, sexual abuse, LGBTQ+, grief, and other concerns. Together we will treat your therapy as a journey that you have the address, and I hold the roadmap.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Marisa Garcia

I focus on being authentic and creating a therapeutic relationship that makes you feel safe to share and work through your troubles. I bring creativity and psycho-education to my therapy sessions. I want to ensure that you leave each session with a greater sense of insight and motivation to get you one step closer to solving your problems. Let’s connect and see if we’re a good fit!

Edwin Dilone

My male-oriented approach is highly beneficial for clients facing challenges that are often unique to or more commonly experienced by men. I offer a space that acknowledges and works through these specific issues.

Aaron Percoco

My clients are cis and trans pre-teens, teens, and adults diagnosed with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Dyslexia, or other learning disabilities. They often have difficulties fitting in at school or other social environments as well as having impulsivity or significant anger. This often means my clients are lonely or feel ostracized/unwelcome in the world and have difficulties expressing themselves how they want to. My clients are often high-achievers or academically-gifted as well.

Melanie Mickey

My mission is to provide affordable and accessible mental health services to all of those who are in need. Regardless of your ability to pay, I will be happy to work with anyone and everyone on a case-by-case basis so they can get the mental health services they desire. My goal is to empower you with reality based approaches and stress reduction techniques to successfully deal with stressful circumstances and traumatic events.

Natalie McKee

Counseling can sometimes feel daunting and overwhelming. It can also feel freeing and relieving. It's an experience and a journey. So whether you're wanting to heal from past traumas, improve your relationships, or simply understand yourself better, my goal as your therapist is to meet you where you are with empathy and understanding. I believe that you are the expert on your life and my role is to offer support, feedback, and perspectives that can help you enhance your overall well-being.

Kate Cucurullo

I believe that the most important part of therapy is empowerment of the individual. My goal is for a client to leave the room feeling like they can handle anything life throws at them. An empowered person is more likely to be successful in all aspects of their life, and I would love to help you along that journey in getting to where you want to be.and I would love to help you along that journey in getting to where you want to be.

Jennifer Wood

I offer a safe and supportive space for clients who seek to improve their lives after facing difficult struggles, loss, life transitions, or relationship issues. My clients value the flexibility and comfort of virtual sessions in finding support through life. I have experience helping clients recover from various forms of abuse and trauma, anxiety, depression, divorce, and pregnancy loss/infertility. I offer special expertise in working with military families, Christian, and LDS clients.

Michelle de la Guardia

I work with individuals and families who have experienced trauma, whether from a single event or a series of distressing experiences. Trauma often disrupts daily life in various ways. Sometimes the impact is more noticeable, such as avoiding places associated with the trauma, while at other times it is more subtle, like persistent feelings of unease, difficulty focusing, or challenges in relationships. I look forward to learning more about your and helping you find your path forward.

Dr. Jennifer McManus

Does this sound familiar to you? You want to feel peaceful and content, but instead you are: overwhelmed by stress, totally burned out, or even debilitated by anxiety. It’s been hard for you to manage the emotional toll of constant demands. You can rarely find a moment to stop and catch your breath. Each day feels like you are being stretched a bit thinner and you wonder how much you have left to give. Life doesn’t have to go on this way.