407-522-9919

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7601 Conroy-Windermere Rd.

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Camaraderie Foundation offers 100% financial scholarships for counseling services to qualified service members, spouses and children of service members. Click here to view their website

CareHere specializes in providing on-site healthcare through employers by making healthcare easier, better and more affordable. Click here to view their website

Collaborative Family Law is getting known in the community more as the civil way to go through a divorce. We at our office do everything in our power to “help” and provide counsel to people who are struggling in their marriages.
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Curtis McGown, LMHC had served the counseling needs of Central Florida with Gilstrap & Associates for many years. He and his family are now missionaries serving in Indonesia expanding Christ’s Kingdom through worship & service.
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Crowne Consulting Group is an independent, full-service employee benefit consulting and personal lines insurance firm. We combine over 100 years of experience serving public sector employers such as school boards, city and county government, as well as private organizations and individuals. Click here to view their website

Gilstrap & Associates Counseling

This divorce lawyer's seen over a thousand cases. Here's 5 ways to stay out of his office and maintain your connection to your spouse.
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April 04
Here are 3 practical things we can do to help us reach out and find meaning beyond ourselves. #happiness
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March 27
“Self-esteem means knowing you are the dream.” – Oprah Winfrey Come join us as we talk self care, positive self talk, how social media impacts us, and "embracing the black girl magic within". Call us now to reserve your spot!! #blackgirlmagic #selfesteem #therapyforblackgirls #therapy #grouptherapy
Journey Through Sisterhood Part l: Embracing Black Girl Magic
March 21
Please join us in congratulating our own Abby Wirick on having recently earned her licensure! We're proud to have qualified counselors like Abby to help people navigate the ups and downs of life. Click here to see if Abby is the right counselor for you.
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March 16
Time is running out to get in on this amazing group. Come share, listen and learn. We'd love to see you there tonight!
Coping with Anxiety & Panic Disorders
March 02
This message is from the wife of our therapist John Cothron. Please help us help her! Hello! I’m participating in this year’s Women Build 2018 to raise money for Habitat for Humanity of Seminole County and Greater Apopka. This organization and their event are really important to me, and I’m working hard to support them. If you’d like to help me reach my goal, you can visit my page and make a donation here: https://secure.qgiv.com/event/account/572138/. You can also leave a message for me about why you decided to donate – I’d love to hear from you!
February 23
Meet our newest licensed therapist, Talisa Vire, LMFT! If you're wondering, LMFT stands for Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. That means Talisa might be the right counselor for you. Learn more here.
What are your areas of expertise? As a Marriage and Family Therapist, my areas of expertise include working with individuals, couples, and families. My specialties include working with self-esteem, spiritual issues, shame resilience, forgiveness and acceptance, co-dependency, family and relationship...
February 22
There's only a month left of our Anxiety & Panic Disorders group geared towards anyone in high school who's dealing with these issues. Don't forget to check it out if you're interested! The next group meets tonight at 5pm.
Coping with Anxiety & Panic Disorders
February 09
Join us in welcoming our newest counselor, Madi Farrell! Madi has a B.S. in Psychology, an M.A. in Counselor Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a passion for wanting her clients to feel understood, accepted, and challenged. Read more here.
orlando-counseling.com
February 06
We could all benefit from more Magnesium. Here's why.
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January 31