To find the best therapist for you in Miami, use our database of mental health professionals to filter your search by location, specialty, client focus, language, and therapeutic approach. Alternatively, fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey, and we will find the right therapist for your needs.

Of course, speaking to a therapist can give you the opportunity to talk about your thoughts and feelings or simply unload. A different perspective can help you determine your next steps or if you need additional support to address any struggles you may be experiencing.

Therapy in Miami typically costs between $100 to over $400. Therapy sessions at Thriving Center of Psychology range from $150 to $400 to suit a range of budgets.

While both are mental health professionals, not all therapists are psychologists. But all psychologists are therapists. The main difference is the further education and training that psychologists undergo.

It’s estimated that 9%, or 28.8 million Americans, will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. Eating disorders can affect people of all ages, backgrounds, genders, and races. The most common eating disorders, including binge eating disorder, anorexia nervosa, and bulimia nervosa, affect millions of Americans yearly.

Eating disorders can persist for years if left untreated. There’s a strong correlation between the length of illness and the length of treatment. The rate of recovery for eating disorders may be higher among those who seek treatment earlier. The length of treatment depends on the individual.

Statistics suggest that eating disorder rates are on the rise. Anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of all psychiatric diseases, so getting the help you need is important.

Therapy can create a safe space to explore how you feel about yourself and why. By creating an accepting environment, focusing on strengths instead of weaknesses, as well as other techniques, therapy can help to improve self-esteem. Your therapist will use a number of techniques to target low self-esteem, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), to identify and change harmful negative beliefs and self-talk.

It’s challenging to identify the root of low self-esteem, as low self-esteem can stem from several sources, including experiences, bullying, rejection, trauma, and negative core beliefs. The process of healing can look different for every individual. The time it takes to create a more realistic, positive view of yourself is unique and entirely personal to your journey.

To find an eating disorder therapist in Miami, filter your search using our database of mental health professionals by location and select the specialty “Eating Disorders.” Alternatively, you can fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or click “Book with Elizabeth” on this page to speak to a therapist specializing in eating disorders.