
Telehealth
Telehealth in Florida
Therapy and psychiatric care by secure video, anywhere in Florida.
Where We See Clients
Statewide across Florida
Because every session is by video, clients join from all over the state. You do not need to live near an office, and there is no drive or waiting room.
- The Panhandle
- Northeast Florida
- Central Florida
- Tampa Bay
- Southwest Florida
- South Florida
How It Works
How a video session works
- 1
Secure video platform
You get a link to a secure, private video session. No special software skills needed.
- 2
A private space
A room with a closed door, a parked car or anywhere you will not be overheard.
- 3
A stable connection
Wi-Fi or a strong cell signal, and headphones if you have them.
- 4
If the connection drops
Your clinician will try to reconnect, and will call you by phone if video cannot be restored.
First Session
Your first session
Most care starts with a 60-minute intake evaluation. Your clinician will ask about your history, what brings you in and what you hope will change, then explain confidentiality and how ongoing sessions will run. Log in a few minutes early to test your sound and camera.
A Good Fit
Who telehealth suits
Busy parents, shift workers, college students, people in rural areas, and anyone who finds it easier to open up from home. It also helps when getting to an office is hard because of health, transportation or schedule. If you are unsure whether your concern fits video care, call and ask. We will tell you honestly.
If video is not working for you, say so. Your clinician will talk through options with you.
Privacy at Home
Small things that help
- Use headphones
- Put a sign on the door
- Run a fan or white noise outside the room
- Close other apps and browser tabs
- Sit somewhere you can relax
Teens
Teens and telehealth
We see teens 15 and older by video. The teen is the client, and parents or guardians take part in setting goals. A teen needs a private place to talk, so parents are asked to give them space during the session itself.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to be in Florida for every session?
You need to be in Florida during each session. Tell your clinician if you will be traveling.Is telehealth as effective as in person?
Many clients find video sessions work well. Your clinician will check in about whether the format is working for you.Can I use my phone?
Yes. A phone works, though a larger screen can be more comfortable.What does the first month of care look like?
The first session is a 60-minute intake evaluation. From there, 53-minute sessions usually begin weekly or every other week. If medication becomes part of your care, your therapist and our psychiatric nurse practitioner share one plan, with your consent.
Related Pages
Telehealth for Florida Communities
Gulf BreezeBridge commutes, coastal routines and military family life.
PensacolaMilitary families, students and hospital shift workers.
NavarreHighway 98 drives and the changing routines of military households.
Fort Walton BeachDeployments, relocations and tourism season schedules.
DestinHospitality work, seasonal hours and service industry burnout.
Panama CityMilitary households, storm recovery and work caring for others.
TallahasseeCollege, graduate school and legislative session pressures.
JacksonvilleRiver bridge commutes, military families and shift work.
TampaInterstate commutes, MacDill families and hurricane season.
OrlandoNights, weekends and building a life far from family.
GainesvilleCollege, research responsibilities and long clinical shifts.
SarasotaRetirement, caregiving, seasonal work and loss.
Fort MyersStorm recovery, seasonal routines and caring for others.
MiamiTraffic, living costs and demanding work schedules.
Start Telehealth Care
Call or email the office. We will set up a free 15-minute phone consultation to see if we are a good fit.
Existing clients: Client Portal
Please do not send health, treatment or medication details by email. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
