Fishhawk-Brandon Counseling Center

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from August 4, 2015
  

  Rhonda H. asked:

  I'm trying to find a therapist that practiced there by the name of Susan Spencer any help would be appreciated

  

  Pam M. replied:

  Susan Spencer, Psychologist in Anderson, IN 46016 www.networktherapy.com › ... › Indiana › Anderson Therapists Professional profile of Susan Spencer in NetworkTherapy.com's mental health Provider Directory.

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• Referral from July 6, 2014
  

  Denise M. asked:

  Anyone know of any really great marriage counselors? I have a friend who is trying to find one and would like your input/recommendations. . TIA! You can Inbox me if you don't want to post here and I'll get the name to her.

  

  Jessica B. replied:

  Cory Paycheck (860) 670-1892 or if she's looking for Christian counseling Lifebuilders Christian Counseling Center 813-438-5949

  

  KC S. replied:

  Cory Pacheck (860) 670-1892. He's wonderful!!

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• Referral from March 23, 2014
  

  Tara M. asked:

  Does anyone know of a good child therapist good with children under the age of 5 that witness domestic violence? In the Fishhawk- Tampa area

  

  Stephanie F. replied:

  Cory Pacheck get my recommendation. Office is over toward the mall. https://www.facebook.com/Fishhawk.Brandon.Counseling

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• Referral from August 1, 2011
  

  Krista I. asked:

  Does anyone else get anxiety attacks? I'm trying to find a therapist who deals with ex cult members. Any references?

  

  Edith C. replied:

  Krista, I found my therapist through this website, http://www.networktherapy.com/ I emailed/called several therapists before settling on one I felt would be a good fit, and so far he is. Therapy alone isn't always enough - you need to find someone you feel comfortable with and connect with. Even then, it's hard... you find yourself saying and remembering things you don't want to, but must. The honesty and demon-facing is hard, but for many of us, as stated above, therapy is a very important step in getting past any JW issues that continue to plague us.

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