Who I can help

Individuals: If you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, anger, work-life balance, or healthy boundaries, I can help.

Couples: Are you struggling to connect? Are you trying to recover from an emotional or physical affair? Are you stuck in the same cycle of conflict? I can help you want to find better ways to communicate, fight fair, and feel more romance and passion. I can also help couples process the challenges associated with infertility.

Parents: If you’re struggling with parenting, or your children are causing problems in your romantic relationship, I’d love to help. Being a parent has it’s tough moments, but certain situations can add even more stress, such as dating after children, blending a step-family, or if your child suffers from behavioral or social challenges. If you’re at your wits end with parenting your child, or you’re experiencing relationship distress with your partner, you don’t have to manage it alone. I can help you reconnect to your mate, offer strategies for parenting, and help you experience more peace.

Children & Adolescents: I help children and teens struggling with anxiety, depression, social interactions, break-ups, bullying, or adapting to changing family situations (parents’ separation, divorce, blended family).

While I am clinically trained, I can work from a faith-based perspective if you feel that would be beneficial to you. Researcher has shown that for religiously-oriented people, incorporating the spiritual aspect in therapy results in more positive outcomes.  

I am so excited to work with you, and help you experience more health and happiness in your life and relationships.

Biography:

I attended the Florida State University, where I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology. I am currently pursuing my Masters of Arts Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Northcentral University, and will graduate in 2020. I consistently acquire trainings in the most evidenced-based couple and family therapy models and interventions, including Gottman Couples Counseling and Emotionally Focused Therapy. 

In my spare time, I enjoy hanging out with my husband and infant son, spending time with our church family, watching college football (Go Noles!), travelling, cycling and visiting with family and friends. 

NOTE: Stacy Hernandez is acquiring clinical hours required to obtain her master’s degree in marriage and family therapy, and is under the direct supervision of Dr. Tabitha Johnson and Kristen Montiel. Sessions may be recorded for training purposes.