Tanya Mickler, Ph.D.
How I work
Assistance is available at those moments when you or a loved one loses your sense of direction, feels overwhelmed, is faced with challenging concerns or transitions, or simply wants to move forward to be your personal best. My treatment work focuses on aiding people in finding their way to peacefulness, living purposefully, and being close to others. I serve to help clarify confusion, understand yourself and your world, and clear obstacles so you can reach your desired goals. I am committed to creating a safe space for all people. This includes genders, orientations, identities, abilities, religions, cultures and backgrounds.
A bit about me
My treatment approach is eclectic, tailored to the presenting concern, though I operate conceptually from an Internal Family Systems (IFS) approach. I utilize aspects of IFS, interpersonal, process, mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral, family of origin and Somatic Experiencing approaches. Treatment is provided for adults (18+).
Areas of expertise:
- Depression and related disorders
- Anxiety and fears
- Grief
- Relationships
- Divorce
- Communication/conflict resolution
- Stress management
- Personal growth and development counseling
- Counseling to maximize your achievements and life satisfaction
I received my Bachelor’s degree from Vassar College, my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Florida and worked in a variety of settings across a wide range of ages and concerns. I have been in practice for nearly 25 years, and I really enjoy my work.
I am a provider for Medicare, and an out-of-network provider for BCBS and Tricare. If I am out of network for your insurance, my office will file your insurance claims (aiding you with receiving reimbursement for a portion of your costs).
Call to schedule an appointment with me
(352) 331-0020