Mental Health Therapy in North Port

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Therapists in North Port

Tamar Delevoe

North Port, Florida - Clinical Social Worker
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I became a social worker because I like what social worker stands for. The social worker works with individuals, families, groups, and communities. Social workers work in an effort to meet the basic needs of an individual and enhance an individual social functioning, self-determination, optimal health, and overall well-being. I enjoy meeting people and am interested in listening to their stories. My work is rooted in helping each person reach their goals. Earning a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Florida Atlantic University alongside my master’s degree in Social Work from Florida International University I focus on addressing the needs of the community and individuals by providing therapeutic services. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, my treatment approach is client-centered, strength-based, and cognitive behavioral therapy. I also use solution-focused practices that compliment my motivational interviewing skills to drive positive results within my client base. I have experience working with individuals struggling with mental health disorders, low self-esteem, negative self-talk, and trauma. Every individual is unique and my approach caters to the needs of the individual and meeting them where they are. I believe in empowering and helping the individual become the better version of themselves. I am dedicated to improving the well-being of those that suffer from mental illnesses or are faced with life’s many and often perplexing hardships. Choosing me as your therapist means choosing the best version of you. You're halfway there, let's go all the way... together.

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Randy Walchle

North Port, Florida - Counselor
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I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida with over fifteen years of experience. I have worked with a variety of clients, as individuals or couples, who have experienced a range of mental health issues. For many individuals, identity and attachment has been a troubling factor, everyone wants a sense of acceptance, significance, and security. Additionally, I spent two years in west Africa (2017-2019) working with trauma related issues. My counseling style is geared toward welcoming clients to feel at ease and comfortable in the therapy process. I utilize clinical research on the Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Emotional-Focused Therapy (EMT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and the use of an "Empirical-Faith-based" Client-Centered Therapy process. Currently, I am working on an "Attachment and Trauma base" certification. My approach to counseling is holistic meaning, I look at the human condition as a bio-psycho-spiritual composite. All three elements impact our daily lives. My goal is to help you become all you were meant to be. To "fully know yourself" and enjoy the life God wants for you. I look forward in helping you take this journey of healing. Specialties Relational Issues, Grief and Loss, Family Conflict, Anger Management, Stress and Anxiety Also experienced working in: Trauma Issues, Depression, Guilt and Shame, Low Self-Esteem, Coping with Life Changes, Emptiness, Communication Problems, Forgiveness, Parenting Issues. Clinical approaches: Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, "Empirical-Faith-based" Client-Centered Therapy, and Mindfulness Therapy. Details: My practice hours begin Monday at noon (12pm EST). Regular hours start at 10 am EST Tuesday-Friday, and varies to provide multiple time zones and work schedules. Since I do provide global therapy to English speaking people, time zones can become an issue, so if needed, I will personally arrange Wednesday-Th-Friday early hours before 10am or a late Tuesday evening (USA; EST) solely reserved for those regions in and around times zones like Australia. I lovely do try to care for the needs of other, if I am able without bringing a burden on myself and my family. Additionally, I reserve my weekends to bring me refreshment and rest, or serve in my community in my efforts to meet the continuing needs of others. Thank you for honoring this for me and everyone involved. I generally can respond at least once per morning and once per evening, sometimes more! You can also book a live session with me ahead of time. Please remember that BetterHelp is not appropriate if you are in crisis or in immediate need of support. In crisis situations, please call 911 or local emergency services. You can also call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to someone right away!”

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Free Mental Health Resources in Florida

NAMI Florida provides advocacy, education, and support, including Certified Recovery Peer Specialists and Workplace Mental Wellness. NAMI Connection is a support group led by trained leaders, and Family Support Group is for family members to gain insight into the challenges and successes of others facing similar experiences.
The Coalition is dedicated to improving the lives of Black transgender individuals by addressing disparities in health, housing, and employment. Services include assistance with emergency food, public benefits applications, and legal identity documents. They provide support to access inclusive healthcare and offer financial aid for medical expenses.
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This peer support program for first responders offers confidential, free mental health support across 20 counties. Call 211 and identify as a first responder or family member. You will be connected with trained peer specialists. They ensure accessible support tailored to the unique challenges faced by first responders and their loved ones.
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The Disaster Distress Helpline from SAMHSA offers 24/7 crisis counseling and support if you experienced emotional distress because of a natural or human-caused disaster. Services include counseling, coping strategies, and referrals to local disaster-related resources. They provide support in multiple languages and are accessible if you have a hearing impairment.
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The college provides a comprehensive list of hotlines that cover areas such as alcohol and substance abuse, domestic and sexual violence, eating disorders, sexual health, and mental health conditions. Various grief support hotlines are available for those who have lost a loved one to substance use, drunk driving, or violence.
This mental health initiative offers a free, confidential support line that connects you with immediate care. The website features a comprehensive directory of mental health providers, including services like juvenile assessment centers and various outpatient services. You can filter providers based on telehealth availability, insurance, in-person consultations, and immediate care options.
The program oversees a statewide system of prevention, treatment, and recovery that addresses mental health and substance use disorders. Available services include detox, treatment, and recovery support for adults and adolescents. They involve community-based programs, crisis services, and partnerships with local providers to ensure accessible care to Florida residents.
This group of organizations has partnered with the government to provide mental health and primary care to uninsured and underinsured residents. The county offers free prescription discount cards, enabling residents to save on medications not covered by insurance. These initiatives aim to improve healthcare accessibility and affordability in the community.
This group provides comprehensive mental health and addiction support to veterans and their families. Recognizing that certain mental health disorders are more prevalent in military personnel, the department emphasizes the importance of overcoming stigma to seek help. Resources are available to help promote veterans’ mental and emotional well-being and recovery.
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They provide a comprehensive array of resources and training to address mental health, smoking cessation, trauma, and more in individuals from youth to adults. Services include education, coping strategies, and access to support networks. They collaborate with organizations to ensure you have resources tailored to meet diverse needs.
They provide mental and behavioral health care for uninsured children through adults. Their annual Legacy of Champions luncheon raises essential funds to support critical mental health programs. The luncheon brings together community leaders and recognizes exceptional community members. The luncheon raises funds to meet the escalating mental health needs in the community.
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The Northeast Florida AIDS Network provides meals, case management, education, housing assistance, nutrition therapy, and help with health insurance premiums. They partner with local businesses and hold fundraising events to support services. The food pantry is open to anyone living with HIV/AIDS, and the partner pharmacy provides one-on-one specialty care representatives.
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​JASMYN provides free, affirming mental health services tailored to LGBTQIA+ youth in Jacksonville. Programs include ongoing individual counseling, drop-in sessions, a creative space for arts and crafts, and mental health discussions. Services are available to teens and young adults, focusing on inclusivity and addressing challenges unique to the community.
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SunServe provides comprehensive services that support South Florida's LGBTQ+ community. They provide mental health counseling, youth programs, transgender services, women's initiatives, housing case management, and a senior day center. They also offer substance use disorder case management, training, and education programs. The services promote well-being and empowerment within the community.
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Comprehensive case management for LGBTQ+ youth age 13 to 24 addresses physical, psychosocial, and support needs. Case managers are trained in cultural competencies and programs provide financial support to assist with GED programs, community college, career and technical schooling, and scholarships at the University of Central Florida.
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