Mental health clinic for adults in st petersburg in Trinity, Florida

Michael T. Smith, PHD is a renowned institution located at 801 2nd Street North, Safety Harbor, Florida, United States. Dr. Smith, a licensed Psychologist in the state of Florida since 1987, co-founded Family Psychology Associates in 1992. Specializing in working with children of all ages, couples, executive men, and emerging adults (18-28) and their parents, Dr. Smith offers a range of services including group therapy for children with social and developmental problems. With a background in English and Clinical Psychology, Dr. Smith has a wealth of experience in the mental health field, having worked in various states before establishing his private practice. Actively involved in the community, he has served on professional advisory boards and received recognition for his contributions to the field of psychology.

Benjamin Snyder, Ph.D. is a mental health institution located at 801 2nd Street North, Safety Harbor, Florida, United States. Dr. Snyder specializes in providing comprehensive mental health services to children, adolescents, emerging adults, and families, focusing on the treatment of depression, anxiety, social skills, and problematic behaviors. Services offered include individual, group, and family therapy interventions aimed at providing insight and behavioral change strategies. Dr. Snyder is known for his family-focused approach, promoting improved parent/child communication and conflict resolution. He works with individuals and families dedicated to the change process and improving overall wellness. Dr. Snyder earned his bachelor's degree in Psychology from Virginia Tech and completed his master's degree in Counseling from Johns Hopkins University before obtaining his doctoral training in Counseling Psychology from the University of Georgia.

Abigail Saneholtz is a health institution located at 10751 Maple Creek Drive in Trinity, Florida, United States. Dr. Saneholtz offers psychological services for adults and emerging adults through individual and group therapy, specializing in treating anxiety, mood, self-esteem, women's issues, relationship difficulties, grief/loss, coping with medical illness, and life transitions. She also focuses on stress management, mindfulness meditation, and behavioral health. Dr. Saneholtz integrates cognitive-behavioral, attachment theory, positive psychology, and interpersonal process therapies in her treatment approach to help individuals enhance motivation, make meaningful changes, healthier choices, and learn self-acceptance for improved psychological and physical health. She helps clients explore growth opportunities by finding meaning in life, cultivating gratitude, becoming more resilient through challenges, and extending compassion toward themselves and others.