Blooming Psychology

Offers online counseling for clients dealing with anxiety, depression, transitions and adjustments, substance abuse, grief, and PTSD.

Miami · Telehealth offered

CounselingIndividuals, couples, and familiesTelehealth

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At a glance

Telehealth: Virtual sessions only

About

Ivanna Schuls - Diaz is the founder of Blooming Psychology and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida. She holds an MS in Psychology with a Major in Mental Health Counseling and uses cognitive therapeutic approaches tailored to each client's needs and goals. Her practice is rooted in empathy and collaboration.

Cognitive therapeutic approaches
Empathy and collaboration
Online counseling

Concerns they commonly address

Anxiety

Anxiety is listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

Depression

Depression is listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

Transitions and adjustments

Transitions and adjustments are listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

Substance abuse

Substance abuse is listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

Grief

Grief is listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

PTSD

PTSD is listed among the concerns the practice specializes in working with.

Services

Free initial consultation

A free initial 15 minute consultation is offered to discuss needs and determine whether therapy is the right fit.

Virtual therapy sessions

At present, therapy is offered only as virtual sessions.

Initial assessment sessions

Initial sessions are dedicated to assessing personal background, including family history, education, work and relationships.

Founder

Ivanna Schuls - Diaz, MS, LMHC

Founder of Blooming Psychology and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida. Holds an MS in Psychology with a Major in Mental Health Counseling. Practice is rooted in empathy and collaboration.

What to know before contacting

Who it sees

Individuals, couples, and families.

Care setting

telehealth: Virtual sessions only.

Not an emergency service

For immediate assistance, the page directs people to call 988, 911, or the PAS Line of ASSMCA at 1-800-981-0023, or to visit an emergency room.

Questions families ask

Can I use telehealth?

Yes. The practice lists telehealth: Virtual sessions only.

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