Tasma McEady
(She/Her)Compassionate, Supportive, Neuro-Affirming Therapy for individuals and families
Virtual sessions · Florida
Accepts insurance
2+ years in practice
Collaborative
Encouraging
Solution-oriented
Biography
I support children, adolescents, adults, and families navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, anger, grief, self-esteem, emotional regulation, and family stress. I also support families with neurodivergent experiences, including Autism and ADHD. My approach is person-centered, collaborative, and grounded in empathy, to help clients build coping skills, recognize strengths, and move toward healing and emotional wellness.
Specializes in
Treatment Method
You can talk to your therapist in your first session about which approach would be the best fit for you.
Style
Cultural fit
Communities I have meaningful experience working with.
Education
CMHC, Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Barry University · 2024
Frequently asked questions
What does our first session look like?
In our first session, we will focus on building connection and creating a space where you feel comfortable sharing at your own pace. We will discuss what brings you to therapy, clarify expectations of one another, and begin identifying meaningful goals that align with what you hope to change, strengthen, or better understand.
How do you handle confidentiality with teens?
Confidentiality is an important part of helping teens feel safe and supported in therapy. I encourage open communication with parents and caregivers while also respecting the teen’s need for privacy. I share general updates about progress, goals, and ways families can support treatment, but I do not share every detail of what a teen discusses unless there is a safety concern, risk of harm, abuse, or another situation that requires disclosure.
How often will you communicate with me as a parent?
I value collaboration with parents and caregivers. I will communicate with you as needed to share general progress, address concerns, and provide support strategies for home. The frequency may depend on your child’s age, needs, and treatment goals, while always maintaining appropriate confidentiality.
What if my child or teen won't open up to you?
It is common for children and teens to need time to feel comfortable. I focus on building trust, creating a safe, nonjudgmental space, and meeting them where they are, without pressuring them to share before they are ready.
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Next available: Jul 10
