Betsy Narveson

Betsy Narveson knows that starting therapy can feel uncomfortable or even frightening, and she recognizes the courage it takes to seek change. With six years of clinical experience, she aims to help people move toward the life they want by offering steady, compassionate support.

She approaches therapy collaboratively, tailoring sessions to each person’s preferences and goals. Ensuring that clients feel comfortable is important to her, but she also places a high value on making sessions productive and on helping people make measurable progress. To that end, she favors evidence-based, solution-focused methods.

Betsy completed both her undergraduate degree in Psychology and her graduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Florida. Her background in community mental health as a licensed marriage and family therapist in Florida has provided experience with a broad range of presenting concerns.

She has worked with both children and adults in individual and family settings. The most common issues she has addressed include stress, relationship problems, parenting challenges, anxiety, family conflict, coping with life transitions, depression, and behavioral concerns in youth. Relationships and parenting have been particular areas of interest for her, a focus that is even more meaningful now that she is married and has two children.

Betsy would welcome the opportunity to get to know someone and to help them work through whatever they are facing, offering a judgment-free and practical approach to therapy.