Cheryl Burke, PsyD.

Counselor/Therapist

32 c se Osceola st Stuart Florida, 34994 Show map

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Dr Cheryl Burke is a DOCTOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY & a SUPREME COURT FAMILY MEDIATOR in Florida, practicing across Florida using Telehealth and Video. She specializes in assisting families to have healthy relationships ( reunification ) divorced parents to develop a healthy coparenting relationship, individuals to have good self-awareness and communication skills, to develop healthy relationships and self-esteem and the ability to manage mood using mindfulness. Dr Burke practices, Holistic wellness, using cognitive behavioral techniques, positive parenting, and mindfulness. She has created many cognitive techniques that enable successful mood management ( depression, stress anxiety and fear)

Education and Training

Harold Abel psychology PSYD 2007

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MS 2000

ROLLINS COLLEGE BA 1995

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Cheryl Burke, PsyD.

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Unlock the Power of Holistic Health, SELF-CARE for Mood Management
In today’s fast-paced world, where Depression, Fear, Stress and Anxiety can become constant companions, draining our energy and diminishing our joy, the importance of holistic health cannot be overstated. Holistic health, a comprehensive approach that considers wellness in mind, body, and spirit...

How long is a psychotherapy course for anxiety?
The duration for therapeutic treatment for anxiety is dependent on many factors. The best treatment techniques teach you how to manage your subconscious mind. Once you learn these cognitive techniques you will feel much better. If you would like to begin reach out. Dr Burke www.holisticwellnessconsultingllc.com READ MORE
Should I see a doctor after a divorce?
Whether you see a doctor of clinical psychology or not is dependent on how you feel. If you are happy about the divorce there is no need. If not, then absolutely. Dr Burke www.holisticwellnessconsultingllc.com READ MORE
Can psychotherapy fix anxiety?
Yes, working with a good doctor of Clinical Psychology can help you to learn to manage anxiety, even with extreme panic. Dr Burke www.holisticwellnessconsultingllc.com READ MORE
How effective is marriage counseling?
Hello. I am always pleased to hear that people want to heal their relationships rather than abandon without some effort. The answer is YES, many people are successful. In fact, over the past 22 years of practice, I’ve helped hundreds of couples resolve conflict and heal from pain and remain in their relationships with a healthier communication and improved intimacy. Dr Burke www.holisticwellnessconsultingllc.com READ MORE
What doctor should I see for manic depression?
Best to work with both a psychiatrist and a doctor of clinical psychology. READ MORE
How to fix our marriage and prevent divorce?
Hello. I’m sorry to hear this news. If you want to try to stay together and heal the relationship you might want to ask her if she is willing to TRY. If so, reach out to me or another specialist and start healing. Remember, there are many things that contribute to relational decline, cheating is only one thing. Being present and attentive is usually important in an intimate relationship. Dr Burke www.Holisticwellnessconsultingllc.com READ MORE
Alcohol withdrawal
Withdrawal symptoms can happen, but physical withdrawal is unlikely from one alcoholic beverage. However, psychological withdrawal may occur if you have developed a pattern of one drink every night for years. READ MORE
What therapy is most successful in treating panic attacks?
Cognitive/behavioral therapy done properly is highly effective for treating panic attacks and depression. READ MORE
My mother has dementia, and is starting to forget my daughter. How can I explain this to my daughter?
First, I am sorry to hear of your mom’s illness. Although I have not personally experienced emotional pain and the many challenges that dementia brings once a parent becomes ill, I did spend a year as a neuropsychologist resident at Winter Haven hospital, helping patients and their families to deal with the challenges that Alzheimer’s And Dementia diseases bring. I imagine your daughter is probably focusing on her sadness and feelings of loss. you might share a different perspective with her some thing like this-Imagine that our brain is like a big library with lots of books. Each book holds special memories and stories. But sometimes, as people get older, some of these books become a bit blurry, like when a page in a book gets hard to read. Well, your grandma’s brain is like that library, and some of her books are getting blurry. So, she might forget things or not recognize people sometimes. It’s not her fault, and it doesn’t mean she doesn’t love us. It’s just her brain’s way of changing. What’s important is that we still love and care for her, just like always, even if her library is a little different now. and remember, it’s not what she remembers that matters. It’s the fun that you have and the laughter that you share each time you see each other. I hope this helps you and your family in your time of need. Take care, Dr. Cheryl Burke Holistic Wellness Consulting. READ MORE
How Can I Finally Overcome my Pain Medication Addiction?
Hello. First, please know that I am so sorry that youve been struggling with managing your headache pains for so long and no one has helped you yet. I can only imagine how horrible that must feel. Have you been to a neurologist? Has your primary care physician talked to you about options? Does anyone know what the causation is for your headaches or have they just prescribed pain medication? Of course you already know that staying on the pain medication if its opioids is not a good idea you already know that is very addictive, and can be dangerous to your overall life and health , my recommendation is that you follow through on understanding the causation of the headaches and also talk to your neurologist or primary care physician about helping you detox from that medication safely. Once you are successful in doing that, I may be able to help you an outpatient please reach out. , and again, please know that the best way is through hope and continued effort. I believe you will be successful. Thanks for reaching out. Dr. Cheryl Burke READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

REUNIFICATION, COPARENTING, PARENTING, DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, FAMILY AND COUPLE COUNSELING AND FAMILY MEDICATIONSUPPORT FOR DEMENTIA AND Alzheimer’s

Areas of research

Burke, C. (2007). The effects of an 18–hour prenatal attachment program on maternal emotional attachment. Michigan: Proquest

Program development

Prenatal Attachment and Healthy Development-Intervention (PAHDI).

A preventative program that provides caregivers an interactive education designed to improve parent/child and family relationships, improve parenting skills, maternal self- care and maternal support during and after pregnancy.

Bridges- A Positive Coparenting Program

A coparenting program designed to encourage parents, married or divorced, to collaborate on creating a parenting plan with specific goals for raising healthy children in team effort - healthy parenting for healthy children.