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Mental Health and Counseling Support
Jewish Family & Community Services is best known for its quality mental health counseling services, assisting
people of all ages, races, ethnicities and socio-economic backgrounds.
We also feature children's programs and specialized support groups where those with similar issues and experiences
can learn from each other.
Confidentiality is always guaranteed. Medicaid, Medicare and most insurance plans are accepted. JFCS also offers
sliding-scale fee options to help make getting the help you need more affordable.
Counseling Services
A staff of caring, qualified licensed and license-eligible
clinical social workers and therapists provides counseling services for individuals,
couples, families and children who are coping with difficult times or disruptive life events.
Our outpatient counseling services includes these specialties, among others:
- Pre-marital counseling
- Custody home studies
- Grief counseling
- Family counseling
- Individual counseling
- Interfaith
JFCS is best known for its quality mental health services.
A staff of caring, qualified professionals work with individuals, couples, families and children. Services include
pre-marital counseling, grief counseling and family counseling. Confidentiality is always
guaranteed. JFCS provides services on a sliding fee scale. Medicaid, Medicare, Aetna and Humana insurance plans are accepted.
Children's Programs: Children's programs include school-based programs, mental health counseling, suicide prevention,
play therapy and birthmother/child counseling. Group counseling for teens and pre-teens is also available.
Building Bridges and Get Moving: The Womens Giving Alliance provides funding for two empowerment groups for young girls and women with a focus on breaking the cycle of violence and co-dependency.
Anger Management Classes: Meets the court-ordered dependency requirement. Please call 394-5718 for dates and times.
COLLAGE and TEAM: These therapeutic groups use knowledge and creativity to enhance the lives of adolescents
involved in the dependency system.
Not sure what kind of counseling would be right for you?
Just give us a call at 904.448.1933 or send us an email. Let's discuss
how we can help.
Support Groups and Workshops
Sometimes the best way to tackle a problem is to talk with others facing the same situation. That's why we offer
a variety of support groups and workshops, led by licensed social workers and mental health counselors.
Professional Meetings
The Florida Association for Play Therapy (Northeast Chapter) meets on the second Friday of every month from 9:00-10:30 am. At JFCS' Dupont Office.
The FAPT is a group of mental health professionals in the community interested in promoting and learning more about play therapy approaches in working with children and their families. We offer trainings, case consultation, information on evidenced-based theory and practice interventions as well as support in working with children in different settings.
Caregiver Connections
A telephone support group offered monthly. A unique format for the at-home, long-distance or working caregiver, offering a wide range of discussion topics and tips.
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