Tallahassee Counseling Center

I have worked with Shelly Mincy for quite some time now, and I can confidently say that she has been one of the most important sources of support in my life. Through some of my most challenging seasons—times when I felt overwhelmed, lost, or uncertain—Shelly provided a safe space where I could be heard, understood, and gently guided toward healing and clarity. Her compassion is unmatched, and her calm, grounded presence always makes me feel at ease. What sets Shelly apart is not just her deep expertise and professionalism, but also the genuine kindness and empathy she brings into every session. She never makes you feel rushed or judged—instead, she listens with intent and responds with wisdom, patience, and care. I honestly don’t know what I would have done without her support. She has helped me grow, process, and make peace with things I didn’t think I could get through. If you’re searching for a therapist who is truly invested in your well-being, who will walk alongside you with grace and insight, Shelly Mincy is the one. I’m endlessly grateful to have found her.

The staff is friendly and professional. I've been seeing Leslie Clark for years, she is a wonderful therapist. I highly recommend her. However, they do have other good therapists onsite.

Took me 10 yrs to find a good therapist. No one ever truly helped me until I started seeing Mike. In the past I was told I was too self aware to help. I spent years reading self help books specifically on my struggles, which helped but never undid the trauma stored in my nervous system. My obsession with self help and getting better made me more self critical. My other CBT therapists just told me “you’re so strong” and “that must be hard,” and to use my coping skills. CBT can actually make people with my conditions worse. I felt like every therapist just treated me like a sick puppy. Mike quite literally changed my life. Everyday was suffering up until I started seeing him about a year ago. I’ve always been afraid of men because of my past experiences, but Ive never felt judged or unsafe. I feel like I’m talking to the mentor I needed growing up. I truly believed I was beyond repair until EMDR. I felt like I tried everything. He was highly recommended to me by multiple people. Life is hard but he’s helped me rewire my brain to become the person I always wanted to be. He taught me that above all else, I must be kind to myself. Self love and kindness to your fellow humans is always the answer. Mike really cares.

great place. would be even better if someone would bother to answer the phone sometimes.

I hate to leave bad reviews, but I needed to get this off my chest. The office and receptionist were wonderful and timely in the scheduling process. I'm sure the other therapists at this office are wonderful, as well, but the one I met with was not. Mike was polite and formal. He never openly made any negative statements, but his office did not feel like a safe space. I felt judged for my faith and beliefs from his facial expressions, and felt that he lacked the proper credentialing to treat my OCD and the nature of it. I was extremely nervous going in, and didn't feel that my courage in asking for help was acknowledged at all. At one point, he asked me why I was crying, and seemed to be at a loss as to why I was so emotional. It had been a long time since I had met with a therapist, and so everything had been bubbling up to the surface. Then, towards the end, he gave me a piece of paper with some cognitive behavioral therapy strategies and told me I would benefit from some memory therapy that they offered. That was it. I understand this was a first initial appointment, and we were just getting to know each other, but it sent me on a depressive episode that I am still recovering from. I wouldn't recommend him.