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Boundless Living

Boundless Living

5.0
(1 review)
101.6 km

Cortina has such a beautiful energy. As a therapist, she's encouraging and supportive while e…read morehelping to push you towards change. She has the gift of blending spiritual wisdom with counseling knowledge that really leads to healing. I love how she uses adversity to move her forward in her own life and is able to help clients do the same. The office is in a great location in the heart of Winter Park and has a dedicated parking lot. She sees clients through an appointment only basis. I know she also offers discounted rates for package purchases of sessions but otherwise has a pretty standard self-pay rate. I believe she does telehealth and of course in person sessions. She has an online portal too so clients can do scheduling and paperwork all online (but has paper copies if the old school approach is more comfy). PS! She has a book! So if you're interested In checking her out before you schedule it might be worth it to grab a copy and hear from her through her writing.

From the owner: Boundless Living Coaching Counseling and Consulting is a specialty counseling firm that deals with…read morethe emotional aspect of one's life. Boundless Living provides services based on empowerment, fact-based practices, and strength-based theories. Services provided by Boundless Living include Coaching, Counseling, and Consulting services. Coaching: Transitional coaching, Intimacy Coaching, Relationship Coaching, Stage of life Coaching, and Personal Growth Coaching Counseling: Family, Couples, Group, Individual, and online/virtual Therapy Consulting: Small Talks, Advisory Services, Business Consulting, Motivational Speaking, Grass root initiatives, Community Relations, and Advocacy

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University Behavioral Center

University Behavioral Center

1.8
(51 reviews)
104.7 km

I was a patient there I was in recovery when and Sara was the most helpful tech that work there…read morefive star review

I would like to start this by saying many of these issues derived from this facility being severely…read moreunderstaffed. I have made a separate account to review in case I ever have the misfortune of returning. Also, there are worse facilities than this one. But, I was very disappointed in my recent experience. I have been a patient at University Behavioral for nearly 10 years. I have seen the adolescent unit, I have seen the crisis/banker act unit, and this last time I saw the recovery unit. Finally seeing how the recovery unit operates made me very upset. While other patients had their complaints, as they should, they had no idea how good they had it. The recovery unit has multiple groups per day. They have snacks, coffee, drinks, books, and board games readily available. It's where you want to be if you're admitted here. Basically, there are plenty of distractions in this unit so your stay is tolerable. The techs treated the patients with respect. This was not the case for the crisis unit. They are so understaffed. That unit is being extremely neglected. I understand why there isn't fresh hot coffee, and there isn't many boardgames, there are people in the crisis unit that could use these things to hurt another person. What I don't understand, is how you can only have one group a day, and leave us to do absolutely nothing else. You had to beg someone for something to read to pass time. There is zero mental stimulation for these people who are in crisis. They are left there to think and talk to each other. Which, in my experience, is the worst thing for someone confined to that unit. Those people deserve distractions as much as the recovery unit does. Why were there no soft cover books to read? Why did we only have one group, maybe two? For the rest of my last day on the crisis unit, we sat un that day room for hours just talking to each other. Sometimes there wouldn't even be a tech in the room because again, they are understaffed and sometimes they are by themselves. I had to find ways to distract myself. If I, a person with some type of mental capacity, found myself feeling like an animal trapped in a zoo, imagine how the worse off patients feel. They walk around and around, antsy, pissed off and ready to blow up on anyone who bothers them. These people need more mental stimulation. They need to be distracted by what is going on in their lives. Groups help talk things out and help patients connect with each other. Things to do reduces feelings of anxiety. If you treat someone like an animal, they will act accordingly. I'm not even going to get into staff being on personal phone calls in the day room, or talking in full volume in the middle of the night, or faculty laughing at patients experiencing episodes. It's like you don't get a moment to breathe in the crisis unit. I feel terrible for those still stuck in there. I have met some of the most intelligent people on that unit. You people treat the recovery unit with more respect because there is a mix of people who are paying to be there. This facility needs to have the same respect and decorum with the crisis unit. Give them things to do, give them someone to talk to if they are sobbing. Let them watch a movie or two during the day. Something. I will never understand the vast difference between these units. People are starting to pay attention to your facility, as you are one of the only ones accepting Medicaid in the area. And instead of taking the opportunity to be a tolerable facility, you have chosen to neglect it. Just because most of your clientele are Medicaid recipients doesn't make them any less deserving of respect. It doesn't mean you can operate at a lower level. I saw a psych for a whopping 5 minutes, for one day. It was on a one way video call. They made me sign that I saw them daily. What a joke. I can tell some of the faculty is as frustrated as I am. Do better for your staff and your patients. You already have several people trying to sue this place. How much worse is it going to get before there is some type of reform?

Jennifer Sigman, LMFT

Jennifer Sigman, LMFT

5.0
(1 review)
98.3 km
Certified professionals
34 years in business

I've been seeing Jennifer for over ten years. She has helped me with depression, grief and a range…read moreof life issues. She's the smartest, intuitive, and most insightful person I know.

From the owner: Expert Marriage Counseling & Affair Recovery in Winter Park, Longwood, and Greater Orlando…read more Struggling with disconnection, infidelity, or relationship stress? Don’t wait to get the love, trust, and emotional connection you deserve. Jennifer Sigman, LMFT, offers compassionate and expert marriage and relationship counseling—both in-person and online. Whether you’re facing betrayal trauma, grief, or the breakdown of communication, Jennifer specializes in helping couples heal, reconnect, and build lasting emotional safety. With over 33 years of experience, Jennifer is known for her expertise in: • Affair Recovery & Rebuilding Trust • Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT) for deeper connection and secure attachment • Premarital Counseling for first or second marriages • Trauma-Informed Therapy using EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS) Jennifer blends cutting-edge therapeutic modalities—including EMDR for trauma and IFS for meaning-making and self-integration—to support both individuals and couples through healing, growth, and lasting change. Clients from Winter Park (32789), Maitland (32751), Longwood (32779), Oviedo (32766), and Windermere (34786) trust Jennifer to guide them through the most painful and pivotal moments in their relationships. If you’re ready to move forward, reconnect, and feel secure in your relationship again, Jennifer can help.

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Emotionally focused therapy sessions designed to help couples reconnect and heal.
Emotionally focused therapy sessions designed to help couples reconnect and heal.
Ginny is a Toy Poodle and a regular staff member at Jennifer Sigman, LMFT. She's an excellent therapy dog.
Ginny is a Toy Poodle and a regular staff member at Jennifer Sigman, LMFT. She's an excellent therapy dog.
A tranquil therapy space with warm and soft surroundings.

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A tranquil therapy space with warm and soft surroundings.

God Save My Marriage - c_and_mh - Updated July 2026

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