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How we can work together in Fort Pierce
Virtual Sessions
Close a door in Fort Pierce, open your laptop, and we start. No drive, no waiting room, nobody sees you arrive.
Book a virtual sessionIn Person
Some things land better in the same room. My Boca Raton office is quiet, private, and yours for the hour.
Book in personTalk by Phone
Not sure yet? Ring me and ask. It costs nothing, you get me rather than a receptionist, and there is no pitch.
Call (754) 225-9819Najla Sallum, LCSW provides warm, professional therapy for Fort Pierce, in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Sessions draw on proven methods, including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy skills, and trauma-focused care.
If you would rather be in the same room, my Boca Raton office is open to you. If not, video works just as well. For Brazilian and Latino families near Fort Pierce, this is not a translated service; it is the same care in your language.
Nothing you say leaves the room. That is not a formality to me; it is the whole reason the work is possible. Fort Pierce sits in St. Lucie County, part of the Treasure Coast, and Najla Sallum, LCSW serves the whole area, in person near Boca Raton and online across Florida. There is no pressure and no wrong way to begin, only a short, confidential conversation to see whether it feels right.
Meet Your Therapist
Najla Sallum, LCSW
Clients in Fort Pierce work directly with Najla Sallum, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than fourteen years of clinical experience. She practices in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, by secure video anywhere in Florida or in person at the Boca Raton office. The videos here are hers, recorded to explain this work in plain language, so you know who you are meeting before the first call.
What We Help With
Therapy services for Fort Pierce
Therapy
Trilingual Therapy & Counseling
Ongoing therapy in whichever of my three languages you think in. By video anywhere in Florida, or in my Boca Raton room.
Learn moreIndividual Therapy
A standing hour that is yours. Anxiety, low mood, old wounds, grief, or a chapter that just ended.
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The whole household in the room, including step-families and the strain that comes with moving country.
Learn moreChild & Play Therapy
Children rarely explain themselves in sentences. We use play, and I read what they show me.
Learn moreTrauma-Informed Therapy
Slow, careful work on PTSD, layered trauma, leaving an abusive home, and what the journey here cost you.
Learn moreStraight Answers