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Nikki Bromley

Register Mental Health Counseling Intern

I am dedicated to providing high-quality, person-centered mental health care to my clients. I am collaborative and creative, so each client will receive individualized care that is tailored to their strengths and needs. I aim to help my clients find peace and comfort in their relationships, to set and achieve their mental health goals, and to find balance in their lives. I provide a safe and comfortable space to empower my clients in this journey.

 

If you are facing relationship challenges, work and school challenges, depression and anxiety, addiction or family conflict, I invite you to schedule an appointment with me so we can work together to find a solution to a more harmonious and balanced life.

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We offer free consultations call/text the front office: 727-308-6094

Specializations:

Credentials & Experience:

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • Life transitions

  • Trauma

  • Stress

  • Women’s health (perimenopause, menopause, perinatal, postpartum, and premenstrual)

  • Eating disorders

  • Grief

  • Relationships and Couples

  • Young adults

  • Families

  • Children

  • Moms

  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the City College of New York

  • Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling Master’s Degree from USF

  • Graduate Certificate in Children's Mental Health from USF

  • Graduate Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from USF

  • Certified Addiction Counselor in progress at USF

  • Trauma Conscious Yoga Method Certification in Progress at the Trauma Conscious Yoga Institute

Nikki sees clients of all ages and works with families.

Specializations:

  • Depression: Treatment focuses on understanding the underlying emotional, relational, and environmental factors contributing to depression. Therapy supports clients in identifying patterns of thought and behavior, rebuilding motivation, improving mood regulation, and reconnecting with a sense of purpose and hope at a pace that feels manageable.
     

  • Anxiety: Anxiety treatment helps clients understand their anxiety responses and develop tools to manage worry, panic, and physical symptoms. Therapy emphasizes grounding techniques, coping strategies, and building confidence to feel more in control in daily life and relationships.
     

  • Life Transitions: Support is provided during major life changes such as career shifts, parenthood, relationship changes, or identity development. Therapy helps clients process uncertainty, manage stress, and build resilience while navigating change with clarity and self-compassion.
     

  • Trauma: Trauma-informed care creates a safe and supportive space to process past experiences without feeling overwhelmed. Treatment focuses on restoring emotional safety, strengthening coping skills, and helping clients regain a sense of control and stability.
     

  • Stress: Stress treatment focuses on identifying sources of overwhelm and developing practical strategies to manage daily demands. Therapy supports clients in improving boundaries, emotional regulation, and self-care to reduce burnout and increase balance.
     

  • Women’s Health: Therapy supports women through hormonal and life-stage changes including perimenopause, menopause, perinatal, postpartum, and premenstrual concerns. Treatment addresses mood changes, identity shifts, relationship stress, and emotional well-being with a compassionate, holistic approach.
     

  • Eating Disorders: Treatment provides a non-judgmental space to explore the emotional and psychological factors connected to disordered eating. Therapy focuses on improving body image, building a healthier relationship with food, and developing coping skills that support long-term recovery.
     

  • Grief: Grief support honors each individual’s unique experience of loss. Therapy helps clients process emotions, adjust to change, and find meaning while moving forward at their own pace.
     

  • Relationships: Relationship work focuses on improving communication, understanding patterns, and strengthening emotional connection. Therapy supports individuals in navigating conflict, setting healthy boundaries, and fostering more fulfilling relationships.
     

  • Young Adults: Therapy supports young adults navigating identity development, independence, relationships, and life direction. Treatment focuses on building confidence, emotional awareness, and coping skills during this transitional stage of life.
     

  • Couples: Couples therapy helps partners improve communication, rebuild trust, and deepen emotional connection. Treatment focuses on understanding relationship dynamics and developing healthier ways to manage conflict and strengthen partnership.
     

  • Families: Family therapy supports improved communication, emotional understanding, and connection among family members. Treatment focuses on strengthening relationships, addressing conflict, and creating a more supportive family system.
     

  • Children: Child therapy uses developmentally appropriate approaches to support emotional regulation, behavior, and communication. Therapy provides children with tools to express emotions safely while supporting parents in understanding their child’s needs.
     

  • Moms: Therapy for moms addresses the emotional, mental, and identity challenges of motherhood at every stage. Treatment supports stress management, self-compassion, balance, and emotional well-being while navigating parenting demands.

Modalities:

  • Integrative: An integrative approach draws from multiple therapeutic modalities to meet each client’s unique needs. Treatment is flexible and tailored, allowing therapy to evolve as goals, challenges, and strengths change over time.
     

  • Holistic (Adlerian): Holistic, Adlerian therapy views individuals within the context of their relationships, values, and life experiences. Treatment focuses on understanding patterns, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose, and encouraging meaningful change across emotional, mental, and social areas.
     

  • Strengths-Based: This approach emphasizes clients’ existing strengths, resilience, and abilities. Therapy focuses on building upon what is already working to increase confidence, empowerment, and sustainable growth.
     

  • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT helps clients identify and challenge unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to emotional distress. Treatment focuses on developing practical coping strategies to improve mood, reduce symptoms, and support long-term change.
     

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): DBT focuses on helping clients build skills in emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness. Treatment supports managing intense emotions while increasing stability and healthier responses to stress.
     

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): ACT helps clients develop psychological flexibility by learning to accept difficult thoughts and emotions while committing to values-based actions. Therapy focuses on creating meaningful change without getting stuck in avoidance or self-judgment.
     

  • Narrative Therapy: Narrative therapy helps clients explore and reshape the stories they tell about themselves and their experiences. Treatment focuses on separating individuals from problems and empowering clients to create more hopeful, strength-centered narratives.
     

  • Person-Centered: Person-centered therapy creates a supportive, non-judgmental environment where clients feel heard and understood. Treatment emphasizes empathy, authenticity, and unconditional positive regard to support self-growth and insight.
     

  • Expressive Arts: Expressive arts therapy incorporates creative processes such as art, movement, writing, or music to support emotional expression and healing. This approach is especially helpful when feelings are difficult to express through words alone.
     

  • Collaborative: A collaborative approach views therapy as a partnership between client and therapist. Treatment emphasizes shared decision-making, transparency, and mutual goal-setting to ensure therapy aligns with the client’s needs and values.
     

  • Mindfulness: Mindfulness-based therapy focuses on increasing present-moment awareness and emotional regulation. Treatment helps clients develop skills to respond to thoughts and emotions with greater calm, clarity, and intention.
     

  • Somatic: Somatic therapy focuses on the connection between the mind and body. Treatment helps clients notice and release physical tension, regulate the nervous system, and process emotional experiences through body-based awareness.

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