Jennifer is a compassionate, empathetic therapist who is highly equipped in helping people with…read morevarious issues, but especially those who experienced trauma. Jennifer is gifted to deeply connect with people and guide them to achieve healing and peace.

From the owner: Are you tired of arguing with your partner, parent, child? Are you stressed and unsure why? Do you…read morehave intrusive, repetitive thoughts that are alarming or concern you? Would you like to understand yourself better, gain insight into other people and situations? Would you like to understand and learn how to communicate better, which will increase relationship satisfaction with yourself and other people? I have a Master’s of Science in Counseling, Mental Health Counseling. We can work together to help you identify and reach your goals. Using a collaborative treatment approach, with the therapeutic relationship, we can identify what you would like to see different as a result of us working together. Using the recommended interventions, and a transdiagnostic approach to treatment, we can work together as a team to identify where you feel stuck and help you move forward. I look forward to hearing your story and working with you. Couples can benefit from Gottman method, couple therapy, learning the tools and skills that the “masters“ a relationships are doing and identify the underlying vulnerabilities and concerns that usually full fuel the present discomfort in the relationship once identified couples gain greater insight and awareness into the content and process, leading to healthy functioning and greater relationship satisfaction. Please schedule appointment today.

I'm STILL WAITING FOR my prescription to be RE AUTHORIZE my medicine- waiting for OVER A WEEK FOR…read moreRESPONSE, and now it's the weekend and I have been WITHOUT the meds for over a week. I'm going to look elsewhere for a new psychiatrist who is more responsive to their patients! I'm disappointed in Dr. Scholl and this practice.

The Dr is very professional. He provided a warm welcome and very accommodating. I was so happy to…read moresee a face instead of a Telehealth computer screen. The receptionist was real sweet! I was prepared with my paperwork done and insurance documentation and she was very complimentary. Nice visit

Absolutely nightmare with the office personnel, clueless on how to interact with neurodivergent…read morepatients (keep your attitude in check, this include sucking your teeth, rolling your eyes, and huffing/puffing and listen to what is being said to you instead of walking away and shutting a door) Many of their providers are available with other offices - go there - this place will make you more mental just walking in the door.

No returned calls, just insurance money and pill pushers. Find another and run. Appointments…read morecancelled, but your insurance will be billed. Don't put a CC on file.

I was provided with free group counseling on a weekly basis for about two years. The group was…read morespecifically focused on a type of trauma I survived as a child. The group members, leader and curriculum helped me understand so much about my family dynamics and how the abuse was allowed to continue for a decade. I have fewer nightmares. I have developed the courage to distance myself from certain family members, to set boundaries and enforce them, to release feelings of shame and guilt I'd been carrying (unknowingly) since age 4 or so. The process took a lot of work, time and heartache, but I am much happier now than I've ever been. I have an indescribable sense of freedom now that I've released the feeling of 'owing' people for allowing me to live. During the time I was attending classes here, I was also heavily involved with Codependents Anonymous. I highly recommend that group in tandem.

I came to this center during one of the hardest and most frightening times of my life, reaching out…read morefor support at a moment when I genuinely needed it. What I received instead was inaction, condescension, and a kind of hostility that was all the more disorienting for being wrapped in a polite tone. I made contact through ordinary, appropriate channels. Rather than being met with care, I was treated as though reaching out was itself a problem, as though someone in crisis asking for support was an inconvenience or a concern to be managed rather than a person to be helped. Underneath the performed warmth, was nice nasty condescension and a clear message that my needs were too much. That message was delivered in a way designed to appear reasonable while it was delivered with contempt. I also want to name something about how this center staffs its support. Partnering women in acute crisis with graduate trainees is not appropriate. People reaching out at the worst moments of their lives are not practice cases for the next generation of mental health professionals, but that is exactly what it was. As a client, I was treated like material for someone's training rather than a person receiving care. When the support you reach for is structured around the learning needs of a student rather than the immediate needs of the person in crisis, the person in crisis is the one who pays. And I paid for it. When Heather, a supervisor became involved, the experience got worse. Her tone had a thin veneer of pleasantry that masked dismissiveness. I was talked down to, treated as though I didn't understand my own situation, and steered through a process that centered the center's procedures rather than anything resembling actual attention to the person in front of them. I was never asked what I wanted or needed. It was framed as help. But it was not help. I was managed out the door while being told it was for my benefit. There is a particular harm in being failed by the very people whose stated purpose is to support you, and in being made to feel that your reasonable need for care is a red flag. At a moment when I was already carrying more than I could hold, this added a fresh injury on top of it. I left more hurt than when I arrived. Care is not condescension delivered with sarcasm. Care is not deciding someone's course of action and calling it a referral. Care is not treating a person in crisis as a liability to be handled. Care is not handing a person at their most vulnerable to someone still learning the job. Whatever this was, it was not care, and I would caution anyone reaching out at a vulnerable moment to know that what you find here may not be the support you are hoping for. It's another dead end with grant funding. Very disappointing. The women of Brevard county deserve better.

Robin Siebold has no business in any court setting as she will find a way to erroneously bill…read morethose, she is able to as the courts allow. She gives her profession that reputation that questions the honesty of some of the members. Stay away from her, she's POISON!

Dr. Robin is fantastic. We have been seeing her for marriage counseling and she is extremely…read moreinsightful. She has lots of experience and knows how to cut through the chit-chat and get down to the real issues. The readings she has recommended, and homework activities, have been incredibly helpful. Unfortunately, she does not accept insurance and is cash only. We have cut back on other expenses in order to keep seeing her, as she is worth it.

Dr. Shapiro is member of Psychology Associates of Brevard. You can access their website via Google…read more This office is accepting new patients so that is a plus.

I currently live in Silicon Valley, California, after I relocated to this area (following a brief…read morestay) in Central Florida, back in 2021. I recently suffered through a series of traumatic life events, and so I attempted to reach out to Dr. Joel Shuy Psy.D. in my time of need. I wanted to to see if it would be possible to continue having sessions with Dr. Shuy, via telehealth appointments, while I'm living in the California area. Dr. Shuy was just as kind, caring, and understanding as he always has been. He permitted me to have sessions with him via long distance, and we've already met for several long distances sessions, via the phone, since I recently reached out to him. Dr. Shuy is truly one of the most gifted and knowledgeable Psychologists that I've ever had the pleasure of being a patient of. Dr. Shuy has helped me so very much in life throughout the years, and now again, he has helped me, substantially so, just in the few sessions that we've recently had.

Dr. Wolf is excellent! Her manner and style is very soothing. My son is already doing better.read more