Miriam "Masha" Andreoni

Miriam “Masha” Andreoni does not follow a one-size-fits-all approach to care. While uncomfortable feelings are common in today’s world, she recognizes that each person learns, experiences, and reacts differently. She commends anyone taking the step to seek support and views that decision as an important investment in oneself.

Miriam “Masha” Andreoni is a licensed clinical social worker in Florida, holding the credential FL LCSW SW13906. She has 10 years of professional experience and 47 years of lived experience. Much of her clinical work has been with Veterans and Active Duty Reservists, addressing post-deployment challenges, substance use concerns, and military sexual trauma. She now provides therapy for individuals, groups, and families across a wide range of populations.

She does not assume people fit neatly into a single diagnostic box. For example, a diagnosis of PTSD often co-occurs with anxiety, depression, sleep difficulties, relationship strain, or work-related problems. Similarly, struggles with addiction commonly overlap with mood or sleep concerns and interpersonal challenges. Her aim is to understand where a person is coming from, clarify what they hope to achieve, avoid making premature judgments or labels, and collaborate on solution-focused change and growth.

Miriam describes her approach as warm, motivating, understanding, and open, though she invites each person to decide whether it feels like the right fit. She continues pursuing education throughout her career, and brings knowledge, professional experience, appropriate humor, and respect to her work. She looks forward to working with those who choose to begin this process.