Latino Leadership
Behavioral Health
Latino Leadership Behavioral Health provides integrated services in a linguistically and culturally competent manner aimed at promoting mental health and quality of life through therapeutic assessments, interventions, and orientation.
Latino Leadership Behavioral Health is led by Licensed Clinical Psychologists, Licensed Mental Health Counselors, and Licensed Social Workers, and Targeted Case Managers who will work with you to overcome the difficulties you bring us and enhance your strengths. Our goal is to help you and your loved ones discover practical solutions to the concerns that bring you to us because we value and respect you and want you to start the process of healing your body, mind, and spirit.
We provide for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families:
Individual Therapy
- Emotional and psychological problems
- Personal situations (divorce, parent separation, family break up, abuse, interpersonal and relationship issues, bullying, among others).
- Crisis situations
- Symptomatology of anxiety, depression, difficult life transitions, dissociative disorders, trauma, pervasive developmental disorders and conduct disorders.
- Behavioral modification
Group Therapy
- For Adults
- For Children
- For Families
Psychological and Psychometric Assessment
- Cognitive testing - intelligence quotient and achievement testing to determine the strengths and areas of necessities of a person's functioning.
- Emotional testing - assess emotional functioning and symptomatology possibly related to depression, anxiety, PTSD, among others. Also assess personality functioning and obtain data regarding developmental and emotional age.
- Behavioral testing – Evaluate for risk of self-harm, aggression and, treatment compliance or flight. Detect malingering, deceit, and exaggeration. Evaluate for trauma and abuse. Screen for behaviors that are high risk or illegal. Rule out thought disorders and screens for organic impairment.
Workshops for professionals and the community
- Support group for persons with anxiety, depression, PTSD, among others.
- Orientation, workshops, and conferences.
- Behavior modification programs, strong and consistent discipline and management of family upbringing.
- Assistance in decision making.
- Support group for parents of children with special needs.
For more information and to schedule an appointment:
- 407.895.0801
- [email protected]
- 8617 E. Colonial Drive Suite 1600 | 1411 N. Dean Road | Telehealth