Online therapy across Florida · In English and Spanish

Therapy in Florida with Trust Therapeutics

Care that meets you as you are. Trust Therapeutics is a women-owned, multicultural practice of licensed and qualified therapists supporting people across Florida – individuals, couples, families, and teens alike – with life coaching available for when direction, not diagnosis, is what you’re after. Every session happens online, built around your schedule instead of the other way around.

Online, statewide

Secure video sessions for anyone in Florida – Miami to the Panhandle, Tampa to Jacksonville.

In English and Spanish

Ask for a Spanish-speaking therapist and you’ll get one – guaranteed, not waitlisted.

Insurance or Private Pay Options

We take Florida Medicaid and most major plans. No coverage? Self-pay starts at $55 a session.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what’s going on. A real person reads it and matches you — usually the same day.

Contact Us

Contact us for Request an appointment and our team will help match you with the right clinician based on your needs, preferences, availability

Our Services

Choose your care path

What kind of support are you looking for?

Individual therapy

For when it’s your own stuff, and you need a place to put it down

Couples Therapy

For the argument you keep having and can’t seem to finish.

Family Therapy

When it isn’t one person — it’s how everyone fits together.

Adolescent Therapy (13–17)

A space that’s theirs, and a plan you’re part of.

Children's Therapy (10–12)

A space that’s theirs, and a plan you’re part of.

Life Coaching

Structure, goals, and direction. Not therapy — and we’ll say so.

Meet the Clinicians

Find a Clinician Who Fits Your Needs

Many of our Florida clinicians are bilingual in English and Spanish, and several bring Caribbean and Latin American backgrounds to the work. Browse by what you need, who it’s for, or the language you’d rather speak — or skip all of it and let us match you. Filters: service, language, availability, and insurance.

Kristen El Khattabi

Clinical Manager

For the past decade, Kristen has worked in a supervisory capacity with Bachelor’s and Master’s level clinicians and interns, preparing them for work in community-based agencies and schools.

English

Mon - Sat

Lisa L. Robinson

CEO, Founder

LMHC, LPC

Lisa L. Robinson is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor in the states of MA, FL, NY & NJ.

Bilingual

Mon - Fri

Natalie Cardona Vazquez

Clinician

MA, LMHC

Natalie Cardona Vazquez holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling and specializes in emergency mental health care, crisis interventions, and holistic therapy approaches for individuals and couples.

Bilingual

Mon - Fri

Noretza Rivera

Clinician

MSW

Noretza, a bilingual-Spanish therapist, specializes in working with domestic violence victims and obsessive-compulsive disorders, using strengths perspective, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy support clients.

Bilingual

Mon - Fri

Marceline Vilmont

Clinician

MSW, LCSW

Marceline, a Licensed Certified Social Worker, holds a Master’s in Social Work. She specializes in collaborative therapy, focusing on crisis management, depression, anxiety, transitional issues, and relationships.

English

Mon - Sat

Josephine Borrero

Clinician

MA, LMHC

Josephine holds a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. She uses a holistic, person-centered approach with behavioral techniques and mindfulness to support clients in daily life.

Bilingual

Mon - Thu

Iliali Rivera

Clinician

MA, 20+ Years

Iliali holds a Master’s degree in Professional Mental Health Counseling and brings over 20 years of experience in counseling and community support. She provides compassionate, client-centered care to help individuals and families navigate trauma recovery, life transitions, and emotional well-being.

Bilingual

Mon - Thu

Phelina Robinson

Clinician

M.Ed.

Phelina holds a Master’s degree in Education in Mental Health Counseling and offers a compassionate, culturally responsive approach. She supports children, adolescents, and adults in navigating trauma, academic challenges, life transitions, and emotional wellness.

English

Mon - Wed, Fri

Wendy Budwey

Clinician & Clinical Supervisor

MSW, LICSW

Wendy Budwey, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, has extensive experience working with diverse populations, including homeless and incarcerated individuals, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT).

English

Mon - Wed, Fri

Insurance

Insurance and Private Pay Options

We accept Florida Medicaid and most major private plans. Florida law doesn’t require private insurers to cover telehealth the way some states do, so coverage varies more than usual — that’s exactly why we check your specific benefits with you before your first session, so there are no surprises.

Some of the reasons people come to us

What We Help ?

I don't even know if this is bad enough to need therapy” is one of the most common things we hear. It is. Here are some of the others.

Bilingual and bicultural families:

Two languages, two cultures, and a generation gap that can make the people you love hardest to talk to. When your therapist shares that background, you skip the part where you explain it — and get to the part where it gets better.

Kids and teens who won't open up

Your kid has gone quiet, or angry, or their grades slid and you don’t know why. Ages 10 to 17 are their own kind of hard. Our therapists give them a space that’s actually theirs, and keep you in the loop on what matters.

Hurricane and storm-season stress

It’s not only the storm. It’s the dread every time the forecast turns, the exhaustion of evacuating, the long tail of rebuilding, and the way it all comes back around every summer. That stress is real even when the storm misses you.

Anxiety and stress

Between the pace of Florida’s fast-growing cities, the cost of living, and the work of building a stable life, anxiety and low-grade stress are common — whether you’ve been here for decades or a couple of years.

Relationships and family

The same argument on repeat, a household where the tension never quite lifts, a parent and teen who can’t get through a week. Patterns can shift once you can see them clearly.

Depression, trauma, and hard seasons

When everything takes more than it should, when something you went through still hasn’t loosened its grip, or when a season ended before you were ready. You don’t have to be at your lowest to deserve help.

What happens after you reach out

How Booking Works

The hardest part of starting therapy is not knowing what happens next. Here's the whole thing, so nothing catches you off guard.

Send us a quick note

Tell us who the care is for and roughly what's going on — the inquiry form takes about five minutes, and you don't need the right words.

A real person gets back to you

the same day if it's during business hours, the next day if it's after. Not an automated reply.

We match you and check your coverage.

We find the right clinician, confirm your benefits, and tell you what to expect to pay before anything's booked.

Your first session

Online, over secure video, 50 minutes. Mostly listening. Nothing to prepare.

Testimonials

Honest words from happy clients

"Our therapist was incredibly compassionate and understanding, helping my kids navigate through some tough times. With their guidance, my children have made significant progress in their journey. Trust Therapeutics is truly a safe haven for families seeking help and support."

Fer-Ver

"We had a fantastic therapist and provided a really welcoming and constructive environment for us to work together on my issues. She helped me identify my own issues, and also get over real hurdles in my life. She provided numerous resources that I am still working my way through. I would highly recommend trying it out if you haven't!"

Naj Dot

"Our therapist at Trust Therapeutics is an amazing resource for the staff and students at Fenway High School. She provides individual counseling to students, consults with school faculty, and often provides resources and a helping hand to the interns at Fenway High. The students often leave counseling sessions with a smile on their face. She truly connects with and makes quite the difference in our students' lives. We are truly lucky to have her as an additional therapeutic resource."

Amanda Rodrigues

Your Therapy Questions Answered

Frequently asked questions

Questions people ask — including the ones they almost don’t

Do I actually need therapy, or am I overreacting?

If it's affecting your days, it counts. You don't need a crisis or a diagnosis — plenty of people come in just wanting steadier ways to cope, and that's reason enough.

Do you offer therapy in Spanish?

Yes — eleven of our therapists work in Spanish, and if you ask for a Spanish-speaking therapist, you're guaranteed one. Many also share Caribbean and Latin American backgrounds. Use the language filter or just tell us.

Is online therapy allowed in Florida?

Yes. Florida sets clear standards for telehealth mental health care, and our clinicians are licensed to practice in the state. You just need to be physically in Florida at the time of your session.

Do you accept insurance?

We accept Florida Medicaid and most major private plans. Because Florida doesn't require private insurers to cover telehealth the way some states do, we check your specific benefits before your first session. No coverage? Self-pay starts at $55.

Could my family or employer ever find out what I said?

Therapy is confidential. What you say stays between you and your therapist, with narrow legal exceptions around safety that your therapist explains up front.

Can I choose my therapist?

Yes. Browse the profiles and tell us who you'd like. If they're full, we'll help you find someone who fits — and if the fit's wrong later, switching is easy.

Do you prescribe medication?

No — we don't have prescribers on staff. If medication might help, we'll talk with you about coordinating with your primary care doctor or referring you to someone who can.

Do you work with children and teens?

Yes, ages 10 to 17 — Children's Therapy for ages 10–12 and Adolescent Therapy for ages 13–17. Each therapist explains up front what stays private and what gets shared with parents, so nobody's caught off guard.

What should I expect in the first session?

Mostly listening. What's going on, what you've tried, what you want to be different. Nothing to prepare.

Ready to start therapy in Florida?

Reaching out is the part most people put off – and then wish they hadn’t. You don’t need the right words or a clear explanation of what’s wrong. Pick a time that works, and you’ll be talking to someone who gets it, often within the week.