Shayce Johnston, PhD, LMFT, LMHC
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Trauma • Anxiety • Relationships • Grief & Loss
EMDR-Trained
Therapy with Direction and Purpose
Practical, collaborative therapy for stress, anxiety, trauma, relationships, and life's challenges.
You may be accustomed to handling everything yourself, but sometimes the demands of work, relationships, and everyday life become overwhelming.
I work extensively with men, individuals in high-stress careers, equestrians, and veterinary professionals who are navigating these challenges.
My approach is direct, collaborative, and solution-focused, emphasizing clear goals and meaningful progress.
Contact & Appointments
(352) 647-2805
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Who I Help
Men &
Relationships
Stress, anger, communication difficulties, emotional disconnection, and relationship challenges.
Professionals &
High-Stress Careers
Anxiety, burnout, performance pressure, trauma, and the challenges of balancing demanding careers with personal relationships.
Equestrians & Veterinary Professionals
The emotional demands of working with animals, professional pressures, trauma, compassion fatigue, and grief.
A Different Approach to Therapy
You may be successful in your career, capable of handling difficult situations, and accustomed to being the person others depend on. Yet managing stress, relationships, or your own emotional well-being can sometimes feel more complicated than anything you face professionally.
Perhaps you're dealing with anxiety, frustration, burnout, grief, or experiences from your past that continue to affect your life. You may recognize patterns you'd like to change but aren't sure where to begin.
Seeking therapy doesn't mean you lack strength or resilience. It means you're ready to approach these challenges differently, with the support of someone who can help you understand what's happening and identify a path forward.
I believe therapy should be more than simply talking about problems. It should be a collaborative process with clear goals, thoughtful exploration, and practical strategies that help you make meaningful changes.
My approach is direct, engaged, and solution-focused. I'll ask questions, offer observations, challenge perspectives when appropriate, and help you recognize patterns that may be keeping you stuck. We'll build on your existing strengths while developing new ways to navigate difficult situations.
We'll also regularly evaluate your progress and adjust our work as your needs change. The goal isn't to keep you in therapy indefinitely. It's to help you develop greater confidence, understanding, and the tools to move forward.