Serving Florida · Telehealth to Central Florida
Telehealth Therapist
in Orlando
Orlando's economy runs on hospitality, healthcare, and higher education . and on shift workers whose schedules make weekday-9-to-5 therapy nearly impossible. This telehealth practice serves Central Florida residents across those schedules, with evening availability. I'm June Pittman, MS, LMHC, licensed to see English-speaking clients anywhere in Florida.
Who I see here
Therapy for
Orlando residents
You can join a session from home before a night shift, from a hotel-room break during a convention, or from your car in a quiet lot between commitments. Sessions are 60 minutes, held on HIPAA-compliant video. Winter Park, Windermere, MetroWest, Lake Nona, Kissimmee . the same practice, the same June, whichever direction from downtown Orlando you live.
How telehealth works from Orlando
Secure video,
from your space
Orlando's shift patterns are what telehealth actually solves. If your week rotates between day, swing, and night shifts, a 5:30 evening slot over video is usable in a way a downtown office visit is not. Both consistent weekly-time bookings and rotating slots are supported. What to expect in the first session →
What Orlando clients ask about
Common reasons
people reach out
Common reasons Central Florida residents reach out include:
Hospitality and healthcare shift-work burnout
Anxiety and panic connected to job security or income variability
Young-parent overwhelm and postpartum emotional shifts
Grief, including anticipatory grief from a family member's illness
Trauma processing (Cognitive Processing Therapy) for adults
Life transitions . moves, job changes, relationship endings
About the area
A note on
Orlando
Central Florida gets described in a few different ways . theme-park economy, healthcare corridor, university town, growing tech hub . and life in Orlando is usually shaped by a couple of those at once. That is worth naming in session, because the pace of the region and the mix of work in it directly affects how much recovery time a person actually gets.
Popular Orlando neighborhoods and zip codes: Downtown Orlando, Winter Park, Windermere, MetroWest, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona, College Park, Kissimmee, and greater Orange and Osceola Counties. Common zips: 32801, 32803, 32804, 32806, 32812, 32821, 32828, 32832, 34741, 34747.
Not on the list? Sessions are Florida-wide via secure video, so any address in the state works.
Local & crisis resources
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (24/7, Florida-wide). For emergencies, call 911.
Heart of Florida United Way (2-1-1) can help with local navigation for housing, food, and mental health referrals in Orange County.
Urgent HelpA note on fit
Fit matters more
than convenience
Central Florida also has strong community mental health resources . Aspire Health Partners, Grace Medical Home, Heart of Florida United Way's 211 line for local navigation. This practice is one option among many. What matters is finding a therapist whose approach fits the way you think.
Common questions
Frequently asked
about Orlando
How does telehealth therapy work with shift work in Orlando?
60-minute sessions on a HIPAA-compliant video platform, at times that align with your rotation. Some clients hold a consistent weekly slot; others move the slot when the schedule shifts. Both work, and both are welcome.
Are evening or off-hours sessions available for Orlando shift workers?
Yes. Evening availability is standard. Sessions can also happen from a hotel room during a convention week, a quiet break at Lake Nona, or from your car in a parked lot between commitments.
Do you accept insurance for Central Florida clients?
Yes, I am in-network with Aetna, Ascension SmartHealth, Carelon Behavioral Health, Cigna, and Florida Blue. Superbill for out-of-network, sliding scale for self-pay.
Do you work with hospitality and healthcare burnout common in Orlando?
Yes. Hospitality and healthcare shift-work burnout are areas I specialize in, and Central Florida has a large workforce in both sectors. CBT-based work, paced to fit rotating schedules, is the standard approach, and clients from either industry are welcome.
How do I book a first session?
Book a free 15-minute consultation through the booking page. It runs on secure video, no forms and no commitment for the intro call. If we are a fit after that, we schedule the first full 60-minute session and I send you the paperwork through SimplePractice.
Is telehealth therapy as effective as in-person?
Yes, for most people. A large body of research shows that video-based therapy produces outcomes comparable to in-person for anxiety, depression, PTSD, and grief work. As an LMHC I do not prescribe medication, so if a session ever surfaces something that would need medication support, I coordinate a referral to a psychiatrist or PCP.
Ready to talk?
Start with a free consult.
15 minutes on secure video, no forms and no commitment. The consult is a chance to work out whether an evening slot can hold steady given the way your week actually runs.
Telehealth from anywhere in Florida.
