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🧠 Specialized Counseling Centers for Women

1. Women's Center of Jacksonville (WCJ)

  • Services: Offers free individual and group therapy, rape recovery services, and support for women facing intimate partner violence, family conflicts, and stress.

  • Location: Serving Duval, Baker, and Nassau counties.

  • Contact: (904) 722-3000

  • Website: WCJ

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2. Hubbard House

  • Services: Provides 24/7 crisis intervention, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, and trauma-informed counseling for survivors of domestic violence.

  • Contact: 24-Hour Hotline: (904) 354-3114

  • Website: Hubbard House

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3. Betty Griffin Center

  • Services: Offers a safe shelter, rape crisis services, and confidential counseling for victims of domestic and sexual assault.

  • Contact: Help Line: (904) 824-1555

  • Website: Betty Griffin Center

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4. LunaJoy

  • Services: Provides live, virtual counseling tailored exclusively for women, focusing on holistic and personalized mental health support.

  • Website: hellolunajoy.com

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5. Seven Oaks Therapy

  • Services: Specializes in trauma and anxiety therapy for women and teen girls, offering EMDR therapy, Christian counseling, and support for life transitions.

  • Website: Seven Oaks Therapy

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👩‍⚕️ Individual Therapists Specializing in Women's Issues

  • Tracye A. Polson, PhD, LCSW – Specializes in trauma, anxiety, and women's mental health.

  • Ashley Baughman, LMHC – Focuses on trauma recovery, relationship issues, and personal growth.

  • Chelita Holland, LCSW – Provides therapy for trauma, depression, and life transitions.

  • Josephine Ibisagba, LMHC – Specializes in trauma-informed CBT and EMDR for mood disorders and self-esteem issues.

  • Roxanne Juliet Beaton, LMHC – Offers therapy for anger management, stress, and relationship challenges.

  • Anna Cleary, RMHCI – Focuses on trauma, anxiety, and self-worth issues in women and teen girls.

For a comprehensive list of female therapists in Jacksonville, you can explore Psychology Today's directory

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