As a Licensed Psychologist, Dr. Wolman offers professional guidance, support, education, and treatment in a safe and caring environment. Dr. Karen Wolman has conducted Psychological Evaluations and Psychotherapy since 1993. She has been in private practice in the Southwest Orlando area since 2001. She has extensive training and experience working with individuals, couples, and families ranging in age from 18 to 88. She treats those with varying levels of psychological distress such as depression and anxiety. Dr. Wolman is bilingual and understands the culture of those who speak the Spanish language.

Have you ever thought to yourself: “Maybe I should talk to an unbiased psychologist to help me sort through some issues rather than my friend or family member?”

If you have experienced any of the following it would benefit you to talk to Dr. Wolman:

  • Is your career interfering with your relationships?
  • Are you having trouble getting along with your co-workers?
  • Is your relationship getting stagnant?
  • Do you have a problem communicating with your partner?
  • Do you feel lonely or alienated within your marriage?
  • Do you feel that after months or years of trying, the problems in your marriage have not been resolved?
  • Are you a caregiver whose responsibilities have become overwhelming?
  • Do you experience headaches, muscle tension or stomach aches due to a demanding work/ life schedule?
  • Have others told you that you have been snappy and irritable lately and is it effecting your work or relationships?
  • Do you dread waking up in the morning and facing the day?
  • Do you worry a lot and feel like you are not enjoying things like you used to?
  • Is your family unable to accept your sexual orientation? Do you feel you have to hide your sexual orientation from your co-workers or boss?

Ways you can benefit from therapy with Dr. Karen Wolman:

  • Attaining a better understanding of yourself and your personal goals and values
  • Developing skills for improving your relationships
  • Finding resolution to the issues or concerns that led you to seek therapy
  • Find new ways to cope with stress and anxiety
  • Managing anger, depression, and other emotional pressures
  • Improving communications skills - learn how to listen to others, and have others listen to you
  • Getting “unstuck” from unhealthy patterns - breaking old behaviors and developing new ones
  • Discovering new ways to solve problems
  • Improving your self-esteem and boosting self-confidence

The benefits you obtain from therapy depend on how well you use the process and put into practice what you learn.