How therapy can help reconnect what feels lostBy: Maria Guasone, RCMHI Depression is a wound you cannot see, and yet it colors everything. It makes mornings heavy, evenings lonely, and joy feel out of reach. For immigrants, this heaviness can feel even more complicated: not just sadness, but nostalgia, homesickness, and the quiet grief of […]
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Cómo la terapia puede ayudarnos a reconectar con lo que sentimos perdido ~Maria Guasone, RCMHI La depresión es una herida que no se ve y, sin embargo, lo tiñe todo. Hace que las mañanas se sientan pesadas, las tardes solitarias y que la alegría parezva inalcanzable. Para los inmigrantes, este peso suele sentirse aún más
Hollywood, FL — Cadenza Center is proud to announce its inclusion on the South Florida Business Journal’s prestigious list of South Florida’s Top Women-Owned Businesses. This honor celebrates not only Cadenza Center’s commitment to excellence in psychotherapy and the arts, but also the vital contributions of women entrepreneurs shaping the region’s business and community landscape.
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Hollywood, FL — Cadenza Center is honored to announce that it has been named one of the 30 Fastest Growing Companies at the Jim Moran Institute’s Annual Leadership Conference. This prestigious recognition highlights Cadenza Center’s commitment to meaningful growth, client-centered innovation, and excellence in care. “Receiving this award is not just an accolade—it’s a reflection
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By: Carolina Cossio, School Psychologist Many children struggle in school—some with reading, others with math or writing, and others in ALL three areas. These challenges may stem from specific learning disorders, or they may be influenced by other developmental, emotional, or environmental factors. Sometimes, children do not have the calm, supportive environment they need to
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By: Lorelis Ploche, ATR-BC, RCMHI In therapy, it’s easy to fall into the trap of trying to fix behaviors. But sometimes, what looks like defiance is really a survival mechanism, a communication of unmet needs. Art therapy shifts this lens—transforming behavior into expression, pathology into purpose. In the therapy world, there’s an unspoken pressure to
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By Debra Cohen-Melamed, LCSW, CCTP, TF-CBT, CPDTP Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – September 2025 “I don’t actually want to die. I just don’t know how to keep living like this.” That’s what a 14-year-old client once whispered to me during session, and it’s something I’ve heard echoed in different ways from kids much younger than
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Hollywood, FL — Cadenza Center for Psychotherapy & the Arts has been recognized as the #9 fastest-growing company in South Florida under $25 million in revenue by the South Florida Business Journal, achieving an extraordinary 80.23% two-year growth rate. This prestigious award highlights the Center’s unwavering commitment to providing innovative mental health and creative arts
We are thrilled to share that Dr. Michelle Hintz, founder of Cadenza Psychotherapy and the Arts, was recently featured on the InNOLEvation® Mindset Podcast powered by the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship. Hosted by Mark McNees, this inspiring episode takes listeners on a journey through Michelle’s life, career, and the passion that fuels her innovative
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