Blue Heron Psychology

08/06/2025

We are a team of 5 ❤️😎 We are so excited to introduce Lisa. Lisa C. Anthony holds a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling with a minor in Biology. She is a licensed mental health therapist and an ACHE-certified hypnotherapist, with additional certifications as a fitness trainer and nutrition specialist. A former member of the Psi Chi Honors Society, Lisa has also been featured in Psychology magazine.

Lisa previously led the Grief and Trauma Program at a substance abuse treatment center and brings extensive experience working with survivors of sexual trauma and all forms of abuse. Her clinical specialties include grief, anxiety, depression, and stress management.

She integrates a wide range of therapeutic modalities into her work, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eastern holistic approaches, psychotherapy, person-centered techniques, and behavior modification. Lisa believes in a mind-body-spirit approach and views therapy as a collaborative partnership between client and clinician.

With a deep commitment to helping others heal, Lisa emphasizes the importance of processing and resolving past pain to create a life rooted in peace and freedom. She considers this work not just a career, but her life’s purpose — using the tools and insights from her own journey of transformation to guide others on theirs. Her greatest reward is witnessing the profound change that takes place in the lives of those she serves.

04/10/2025

03/05/2025

We are very excited for Emilee to officially join the team March 10th. 🤩 Emilee Robins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a master’s degree in social work and over five years of experience working with children with complex needs. Holding a child welfare certificate, Emilee has extensive knowledge of the foster care system, adoption, and the unique challenges that children and families face within these systems. She also has experience working in the Broward County School District with high-risk children. Her background in advocacy and direct support has equipped her with the skills to help individuals and families navigate complex emotional and social challenges. Passionate about therapy, Emilee welcomes clients of all backgrounds and ages. Although she works with all age groups, most recently providing therapy in assisted living facilities, she has a special dedication to working with children, teens, and young adults. She provides a supportive and empathetic space where people can process their emotions, build resilience, and develop healthy coping strategies. Whether addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, or life transitions, Emilee tailors her therapeutic approach to meet each client’s individual needs, fostering
personal growth and healing. Committed to inclusivity, Emilee ensures that their practice is an LGBTQIA+ safe space and promotes body positivity. She believes in empowering clients to embrace their identities and cultivates self-acceptance in a judgment-free environment. With a compassionate and client- centered approach, Emilee strives to create meaningful connections and provide the tools necessary for lasting emotional well-being. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

10/03/2024

Dr. Carelli is proud to be a member of the Family Advocacy Outreach Network at . This is a designated team that provides sliding scale therapy to child survivors and their families.

09/23/2024

https://www.parents.com/kids/health/why-you-should-be-asking-your-pediatrician-not-to-talk-to-your-kids-about-their-weight/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8427925/ . A recent systematic review by Gillison et al,6 in addition to several additional research studies, found that parent-led weight-focused conversations were associated with increases in overweight/obesity, engagement in dieting, use of unhealthy weight control behaviors (eg, binge eating, skipping meals, taking diet pills, or diuretics), and low psychosocial well-being (eg, depressive symptoms, low self-esteem, low body satisfaction) in children and adolescents

Many health care providers struggle with if- and how-to discuss weight with their pediatric patients. This study used one-on-one interviews with primary care providers (n = 20) to better understand their: (1) perception of risks associated ...

09/10/2024

This science-based explanation from Jennifer Howell’s “Understanding and treating DID; A Relational Approach” really stood out to me, so I figured I’d share. A bit wordy, definitely, but it explains why and how the therapeutic relationship helps decrease dissociation and increases affect and/or regulation of affect. It is not always by what the therapist says, but their regulation of affect, facial expression, even tone (right brain variables). Furthermore, the fact that our sense of self is highly related to the orbital frontal cortex may provide us with the scientific explanation for why and are known to impact vision.

07/03/2024

I will never not be in awe that can change brain structure.

07/03/2024

Exciting announcement! Through Dr. Carelli and Lee Sloan can now see patients located in or with

07/02/2024

Stay tuned for a post on research-supported ways to help reregulate the HPA axis.