East Orlando Counseling
Call us at: 407-493-6022
About East Orlando Counseling
Julia Esther Suereth, MA, IMHC
Julia began her career in finance and management in New York City after graduating from the Stern School of Business at New York University. After ten years she turned her focus to full-time youth ministry which afforded her the opportunity to work with the urban community. She applied her business expertise in mentoring and building community while working with at-risk youth and families. She conducted many leadership workshops and taught classes. During this time she also served as Middle & High School Director for a Christian school.
Julia moved to Florida to attend Asbury Theological Seminary where she received her Masters in Counseling. She has been counseling since 2009. Her specialties include marriage and couples counseling, parenting issues, personality disorders, depression, anxiety, and sexual abuse. She views counseling as an integral component of healing, where those experiencing hurt and crisis can be brought to a place where they are able to love themselves and others. Julia is fluent in Spanish and also holds a special interest in counseling children and adolescents.
Services
Individual Counseling: Available for adults and teenagers to discuss areas such as stress, relationship concerns, anxiety, adjusting to new life phase, anger, depressed or sad mood suicidal thoughts, lack of sleep, lack of interest in activities, flashbacks/racing thoughts or mourning the loss of a loved one.
Marital Counseling: Offering pre-marital counseling for engaged couples or dating couples seriously considering marriage; addressing needs of married couples such as better communication skills, intimacy enhancement, conflict resolution, sexual concerns, infidelity and divorce.
Family Counseling: Includes parenting skills, sibling conflicts, school difficulties, blended families, adjustment to traumatic events, communication skills, discipline and family crisis.
Group Counseling: Groups usually will be comprised of 10-12 people. The group provides a safe environment where members share their concerns and feedback. Members receive encouragement and direct instruction on new behaviors and techniques from the therapist.
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