Angelina Vickers, LMHC
Angelina Vickers is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor working as a Program Therapist in her local community where she resides with her husband and four children. Angelina completed her undergraduate degree at Bethune-Cookman College, now University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She later returned to earn her Masters in Counseling Psychology, focusing on clinical mental health. Upon graduation in 2016, she began working with pre-natal and post-natal women with complex trauma and co-occurring mental health disorders, and babies born substance-exposed in early childhood prevention and intervention.
Angelina has experience working with people of all ages but specializes in working with women, children, and families. She has experience in building relationships with community providers within the family court system, day treatment services, and outpatient therapy services. Angelina’s approach to counseling is strengths-based, trauma informed, and practical to empower individuals to overcome life’s difficulties. She believes that the mind, will, and emotions are interconnected through our relationships with one another and that our experiences make lasting impressions in our minds that impact our decisions throughout our lives. Angelina desires to see individuals set free from the stigma of mental health, empowering her clients toward mental wellness with practical tools for everyday life.
She is a member of the Florida Association for Infant Mental Health and has experience working with the local Infant Mental Health chapter. Angelina is also a trained facilitator in the Circle of Security Parenting Curriculum.