Mental Health Therapy in Pinellas Park

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Valerie Johnson-Cardoso

Pinellas Park, Florida - Counselor
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I have worked as a mental health counselor for over 30 years. My locations of employment are Florida and Pennsylvania. I have worked in Residential Mental Health and Residential Substance Abuse. I was a school teacher for 16 years teaching students with learning differences, emotional issues, autism and developmentally delayed (adults, teens and children). While working as a a teacher I had a private practice in the evenings and weekends. I have knowledge in the area of Religious trauma syndrome and faith transitioning. In Pennsylvania. I worked in homes and day treatment facilities with children and adults. There were people of all ages during my private practice and working for agencies. There are different ways to address issues for each of us. What works for one may not work for another. Working as a team helps us all to deal with our issues to make our lives more peaceful and calm. There are many times we can make a few changes in our life to acquire these. Life is a journey. We have the opportunity to learn ways to cope with our lives. Change is a process on our journey. Many times we have control only of our actions and our response to these changes. Our critic can be our worst enemy and can be relentless in beating us up. Our critic was educated from childhood. My goal for my life for quite some time has been to disarm my critic and love myself. I am looking forward to working to build trust and make it safe environment for you to express your feelings without feeling judged.

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Leva Talton

Pinellas Park, Florida - Clinical Social Worker
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I am a licensed clinical social worker LCSW, licensed in the state of Florida with over 8 years of experience working as a psychotherapist. I graduated from the University of South Florida with a B.A. in Psychology, cum laude, and a minor in Public Administration. I then obtained my MSW in Clinical Social Work from Columbia University where I graduated summa cum laude. I have worked with clients ranging from children as young as age 5, to late adulthood that suffer from a wide array of concerns: Anxiety, ADHD, Autism Spectrum, Bipolar I and II, comorbid disorders, depression, couples counseling, family counseling, LGBTQ+ issues, schizophrenia, PTSD, and trauma. My therapy style is always to meet the client where they're at, warmly, with no judgement. We're all on this crazy journey called life together, and nobody gave us a roadmap. Of course there are going to be twists and turns and bumps in the road along the way. My job is to help you navigate through them successfully. My therapeutic approach combines mindfulness first and foremost, with cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, acceptance and commitment, solution focused therapeutic modalities. You will always be an active player in your own treatment. Your treatment plan will consist of agreed upon goals that are tailored to your specific needs and desires. Are you ready to take that first step to bettering the rest of your life? It all starts here. Let's get to work! "You must do that which you think you cannot." - Eleanor Roosevelt

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Raquel McCranie

Pinellas Park, Florida - Counselor
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Raquel “Rocky” McCranie is a bilingual Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Qualified Supervisor with 5+ years of experience helping adults (18+) and couples create healthier, more balanced lives — through real conversations, not clinical formulas. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in General Psychology with a minor in Communications before completing her Master's Degree in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling at the University of South Florida. Her background spans behavioral health, addiction recovery, individual counseling, relationship support, and trauma. She draws from a wide range of approaches — tailored to what each person actually needs, not a one-size-fits-all plan. Being a mother and part of a blended family herself, Rocky understands the complexities of navigating your own identity within relationship dynamics. She has a deep passion for horses and has gained experience with equine-assisted approaches through partnerships — something she finds profoundly meaningful as a complement to traditional therapy. Her goal is simple: to create a space where you actually feel heard — not managed, not analyzed, not rushed — just genuinely understood. A few things about Rocky “Hakuna Matata — not because life is free of worries, but because we don't have to carry them alone.” Mom + stepmom — she gets the beautiful complexity of that Animal lover 🐾 Coffee helps. Horses help more. Plant collector (the windowsills are full) Grew up between New York & the Dominican Republic Fluent in English & Spanish 5+ years working with adults 18+

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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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