Eduardo Florez

I help couples who keep having the same fight, couples rebuilding after a breach of trust, and partners who feel more like roommates than a couple. I also see individuals and families. Many of the people I work with have tried therapy before. It went fine, and nothing changed. I'm direct. I'll tell you what I see, I won't take sides, and I won't hand you a label you didn't ask for. I've worked in forensic, institutional, and private practice settings. Sessions are by telehealth anywhere in Florida, in English or Spanish.

I look at the pattern, not just the person. With couples, that means mapping the cycle you two get stuck in: what sets it off, who pushes, who pulls away, and what keeps it going even when you both want it to stop. Then we change it. My work is brief and focused, drawing on Structural Family Therapy, Bowen Family Systems, and CBT. I pay close attention to how each of you talks, because language shows patterns people can't see in themselves. If your partner isn't ready to come, you can start alone. When one person changes their part, the pattern changes.

You can come together or on your own. We'll talk about what's happening, what you've already tried, and what each of you wants. By the end, you'll know how I see the problem and what we'd work on first. You don't need to know what to say. One sentence is enough to start.