Mental Health Care in in Vero Beach, Florida

Molly believes the world needs more healing, and Molly would honored to join you on your journey of transformation. Molly’s primary purpose is to empathize with, affirm, and empower her clients to live intentional lives that are aligned with their values and goals. 
As an LMFT, Molly works to understand and appreciate her clients worldview and seek to help them explore their life as inherently interconnected to your loved ones, community, and the broader systems of which you are a part.

Molly studied at Nova Southeastern University, earning a Master’s in Family Therapy, and has extensive experience working with adults, couples, and families on a variety of issues including ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Substance Use Disorders.

Erin Hampshire obtained her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Capella University. As a dedicated clinician, she focuses on providing a safe, inclusive space for individuals and families to navigate life’s most complex transitions.

Erin utilizes a Person-Centered approach, ensuring that every client feels heard, valued, and empowered in their own healing process. She specializes in the Gottman Method for couples therapy, helping partners move through conflict and toward deeper connection. Additionally, she has extensive experience working with addiction and troubled youth, addressing the root causes of behavioral and emotional struggles.

Beyond traditional talk therapy, Erin is deeply committed to supporting the neurodivergent community. She offers specialized care for individuals with Autism and developmental disabilities, adapting her therapeutic style to meet the unique sensory and communication needs of each individual.

Erin believes that the strongest therapeutic outcomes come from a foundation of empathy and collaboration. Her goal as a therapist is to provide the tools and advocacy necessary for her clients to lead fulfilling, authentic lives.

Alyssa is a licensed clinical social worker and qualified supervisor, and she obtained her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work at the University of Central Florida. She is currently pursuing her doctorate in social work at Tulane University. She has a decade of experience and specializes in the aging population. She has worked previously in nursing homes, hospice, adult day care, and Alzheimer’s research, and is a volunteer for the Alzheimer’s Association. Her passion for the mental health field can be seen in her empathy, patience, and commitment to understanding every individual’s story. She is genuine and compassionate and makes it a point to validate her clients while focusing on their strengths and values. She uses a variety of therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy and narrative therapy, while incorporating mindfulness practices to address each client on a mental, emotional, and spiritual level. She believes in the power of choice when it comes to mental health treatment and tailors every session to meet each client’s needs and goals. Her goals as a therapist are to actively listen, empower, motivate, and advocate.