Dr. Beverly Regisford-Henry

Hello everyone! I am Dr. Beverly Regisford-Henry, a licensed psychotherapist in both Florida and New York. I specialize in working with children, teens, young adults, and the families who support them.

I approach therapy with the understanding that children do not heal in isolation. With over 12 years of experience as a therapist and more than 20 years as an educator, I bring a unique blend of clinical expertise, educational insight, and genuine compassion to my work.

I have walked school hallways, partnered closely with parents, and supported families navigating real-life challenges. I understand the quieter struggles young people often carry—and I am deeply committed to helping them feel heard, understood, and empowered.

My work also extends to adults navigating family and relationship challenges. I have experience helping individuals work through marital and partner conflict, parent-child concerns, strained relationships with adult children, and the unique challenges that can arise within blended families and stepparent/stepchild relationships. I help clients recognize unhealthy patterns, improve communication, establish healthy boundaries, and find more effective ways to navigate difficult family relationships.

Whether I am working with a child, teen, young adult, parent, or an adult experiencing relationship or family conflict, my goal is to provide a supportive space where clients can gain insight, strengthen relationships, and move toward meaningful change.

My therapeutic approach is creative, experiential, and relational, grounded in a psychodramatic framework. Therapy goes beyond conversation and may include expressive techniques, guided role-play, storytelling, and developmentally appropriate activities. This approach allows children, teens, and even adults to safely explore emotions, practice new skills, and build confidence in ways that feel engaging and meaningful.

You walk into your first session, not quite knowing what to expect. I can see the uneasiness. The hesitation. The quiet questions in your mind. “Will this help?” “Will I be judged?” “Do I really belong here?”

My role in that first session is simple: to put you at ease. To remind you that this is a safe space. That your story matters. That healing does not have to feel intimidating. Yes, therapy can be meaningful. And yes—therapy can even be fun.

In our first session, we will take time to get to know each other. We will talk about what brought you here, what you hope for, and what matters most to you. We will move at your pace. No pressure. No rushing. No expectations.

Above all, the first session is about building trust. It is about creating a space where you can breathe, reflect, and begin again. You do not need to have all the answers. You simply have to show up. I will meet you there!