Marriage & Family Therapist

Nerlange P. Tima, MA

A Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) is a mental health professional who specializes in working with couples and families to address a wide range of relationship and family issues. Nerlange works with her clients to help them identify and resolve conflicts, improve communication, and strengthen relationships. 

She takes a holistic and systemic approach to therapy, considering the impact of individual and family dynamics, cultural and societal influences, and environmental factors on the lives of her clients. She works collaboratively with clients to develop treatment plans that are tailored to their specific needs and goals. 

Nerlange is a doctoral student at Nova Southeastern University where she is working towards obtaining a doctorate in Marriage & Family Therapy.

Speech Pathologist

Licensed Speech Therapist

Our speech therapist specializes in the diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of speech, language, and communication disorders. She works with individuals of all ages, helping her clients improve their articulation and pronunciation. She supports those with varying speech needs, including individuals on the spectrum developing social communication skills, as well as supporting those with medical swallowing disorders to enhance their quality of life. Clinical services are offered in Spanish, English and Haitian Creole. 

Intern Mental Health Counselor

Clinical Intern

A clinical mental health intern is a graduate student in a counseling or therapy program who is completing a supervised clinical internship in a mental health setting, such as a community mental health clinic or group practice, like Serenity for Youth & Families. Under the supervision of a licensed mental health professional, they provide counseling and therapy services to clients, conduct assessments, develop treatment plans, and collaborate with other professionals to ensure quality care. They also participate in ongoing training and education to develop their skills and knowledge in the field of mental health.

Office Manager

Administrative Staff

An office manager working in a therapy office is responsible for managing the administrative and operational aspects of the practice. They play a critical role in ensuring the office runs smoothly and efficiently, allowing therapists to focus on providing high-quality care to their clients.

The office manager's responsibilities may include scheduling appointments, managing client records and billing, overseeing office staff, and maintaining office equipment and supplies. They may also be responsible for managing the office's finances, such as preparing financial reports and managing expenses.

The office manager works closely with the therapists to ensure that the office operates in compliance with all relevant regulations and guidelines. They may also be responsible for managing the office's marketing and outreach efforts, such as developing promotional materials and organizing community events.

Overall, the role of an office manager in a therapy office is to provide the support and resources necessary for therapists to provide high-quality care to their clients. They play a critical role in ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the office, allowing therapists to focus on their core responsibilities.