Meryl DeLena

Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, LCSW

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Miami, FL, USA 33160

Treatment Offered

Therapy Orientation:: Family/Marital Therapy, EMDR, Psychoanalytic, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Specialities:: Divorce, Mood Disorders, Trauma and PTSD, Other, Anxiety or Fears, Relationship Issues, Loss or Grief, Depression, Women

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About My Work: “I am presently a Military Marital Consultant. I have a Facebook page "Supporting Military Spouses and Their Relationships" as an educational and supportive forum for military spouses. I can also be reached on website contact page at www.meryldelena.com. I am a relationship writer for Army Spouse Magazine. I am a military wife of a disabled Veteran and have worked with the Army, Navy and Marine Corps since 2003.”

My Story: “2. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Military Marital Consultant. I have over ten years case management and clinical and experience providing therapy to children and adults. I specialize in programs related to anxiety, PTSD, deployment issues and reintegration stressors for military spouses and families. My previous experience is with Sexual Abuse Trauma when I was the Clinical Director of the Kristi House in Miami, FL. A graduate of Florida State and Florida International Universities, I am a member of national and state mental health professional associations.”

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Years in Practice:	15+ Years
Graduated from:	Florida International University
Year Graduated:	1997

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Q & A Reply: Facebook Share on Twitter 07:45 - Sep 10, 2012 Positive Self Talk
Is there an online course or something where I can learn positive self talk techniques? I have a hard time with anxiety problems and I had a couple sessions with a therapist back in Oregon and she talked a lot about how I could counter the thoughts ...
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Q & A Reply: Facebook Share on Twitter 03:57 - Mar 26, 2012 A concerned spouse: Wife has depression
My wife has depression. When I got to the bookstore I see there is a lot of books on self help for depression. I would like my wife to try something and I think she would also like to try something. But I think that if I get her to try something and ...