Find therapists in Wesley Chapel

Brian Wilson

I provide individual psychotherapy for a broad range of adult mental health problems including depression, anxiety, work stress and relationship concerns. In addition, I have interests in trauma and PTSD, geriatric mental health, caregiver support, coping with chronic medical illnesses and insomnia. Couple's therapy is provided on a limited basis.

Kathryn Pavcik

I work with young adults who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of their next steps. Many of my clients struggle with anxiety, trauma, stress, or self-doubt, impacting their confidence and daily life. If you’re navigating major life transitions, relationship challenges, or just feeling lost, I provide a supportive space to explore these struggles. Together, we’ll identify what’s holding you back, develop coping strategies, and help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

Alex Kawliche

My counseling service is not just about addressing mental health concerns; it's about providing comprehensive support and life coaching. I understand that life presents a myriad of challenges, and I'm here to help you navigate them. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, coping skills, relationship issues, spirituality, grief, life transitions, addiction, men's issues, infertility, or seeking life coaching—I'm here for you.

Dr. Yanet Vanegas

Are you a parent frustrated with behavioral challenges? Have you researched ways to “get your kids to listen” but found limited results? Does your child suffer from crippling anxiety, or are you pregnant, postpartum, and feeling lost, sad, anxious, or overwhelmed? These challenges are treatable. I help families find solutions, develop plans, and implement effective strategies. Using evidence-based methods, I resolve conflicts, improve behavior, and enhance family functioning.

Noel Tola

Research shows that people would rather experience physical pain than emotional pain. These tough times can make us feel hopeless, vulnerable and powerless. As we know, we cannot avoid life’s hurts that leave us with feelings of pain, guilt, anger and shame; however, we can learn from these emotions. Emotions influence our thinking processes, which can impact how we see the world around us. I specialize in creating a safe space to explore these emotions.

Latrice Markison

It can be difficult to find behavioral health support, and even more challenging to find the RIGHT support. Whether you are at the beginning of a journey, wanting to maintain a current course, or have tried various interventions and now want something different, I may be able to help. I provide comprehensive and holistic treatment for a variety of behavioral health concerns .

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.

Brenda Korch

I provide individual therapy to adults. I employ next layer healing with many of my clients, who have already had success utilizing therapeutic techniques to target specific symptoms.  Despite this success and progress, they often still feel that something is out of alignment.  Using an integrative and holistic approach, I help clients work towards a deeper layer of healing that gets to the root of judgments and negative messages they have received through the human experience.

Shamika Gaskin

I work with clients from all walks of life. Military, active and veterans, children starting at age 8, teenagers, young adults and adults. I am also LGBTQIA affirming. I have experience working with Autism Disorder, Depression, Anxiety and ADHD.

Megan Santiago

Trauma, anxiety & depression from relationship difficulties leave us feeling burnt out, struggling to set boundaries & feeling guilty for other people's emotional distress. You're done feeling like you're losing yourself in relationships, neglecting self-care, and maybe even people-pleasing to avoid abandonment or rejection. Remembering when you didn't feel driven by this may be difficult. You're ready to become more secure, meet your own needs & let go of being responsible for others' feelings.

Nickeisha Clarke

In my practice, I am dedicated to creating a supportive and transformative space for individuals who are grappling with the dual challenges of anxiety and depression. I work with clients who may be using maladaptive behaviors as a coping mechanism to deal with their inner turmoil. If you find yourself turning to habits that provide short-term relief but know deep down they contribute to a cycle of distress, I am here to guide you towards healthier strategies for managing your emotions.