Luz Florio

Luz Florio is an LCMHC who brings 13 years of clinical experience to work with people facing depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, grief, and major life transitions. She integrates a range of approaches, including DBT, CBT, person-centered methods, and solution-focused counseling, tailoring each session to the presenting situation and the individual's goals. Her practice addresses a wide set of issues from body image and eating-related concerns to mood and personality disorders, process addictions, and recovery from sexual assault and domestic violence.

Florio emphasizes a collaborative, respectful therapeutic relationship that supports exploration and practical problem solving. She has particular clinical interest in social anxiety, women's issues, coping with divorce and separation, and healing after trauma. In-session work may include skill building, exploration of values and patterns, and focused steps toward change designed with the client's priorities in mind.

She is able to work in both English and Spanish and maintains licensure as NC LCMHC 10339. Her approach balances supportive listening with structured interventions to help people navigate stress, manage symptoms, and find clearer directions through difficult life chapters.