Hi, I’m Aubrey

I am a licensed therapist (LCSW) and owner of Planted in Peace Counseling based out of Tampa Bay, Florida. I feel honored to witness the deep transformations that my clients make in their lives through our work together.

As your therapist, I will listen deeply to your struggles and be your biggest cheerleader in celebrating your successes.

I recognize that your story is unique. Therapy is not a one size fits all, cookie cutter experience. My goal is to create a connection with you that feels safe and authentic.

My approach is warm, relatable and non-judgemental. I will show up with a calm and supportive presence to our sessions, ready to fully invest in your well being.

You are brave for taking this step to get here today. If you’re seeking a compassionate therapist to walk with you towards healing and growth, I’m here to support you every step of the way.

Let’s begin your journey towards self discovery together. Schedule a free 15 minute consultation.

Aubrey Francavilla, LCSW

SPECIALIZATIONS

  • Anxiety and Depression

  • Adjustment after a new medical diagnosis

  • Caregiver Support

  • Burnout

  • Medical Trauma

  • Grief

Over the past five years, I’ve had the honor to work closely with children and adults diagnosed with chronic health conditions. In this time, I’ve developed a passion and expertise in helping my clients and their families adjust to life after being diagnosed with chronic illness.

Sometimes when navigating a new medical diagnosis, and the surgeries and treatment that come with it, we can experience medical trauma. This can often feel confusing, because the trauma can originate from something that was meant to save our lives or help us feel better. However, to the individual going through the experience, it felt too overwhelming for them to process, leading to flashbacks and anxiety.

When it comes to chronic illness, it often has a ripple effect on the whole family. Caregivers too need a place to feel supported and to fill up their own cups. Whether it’s at work in a helping profession or in our personal lives, caregivers can experience burnout. In therapy, we can recognize the signs of burnout and help you get to the route cause. Thus, allowing you to get back to providing support to those you love and also living a full and beautiful life yourself.