Counseling Practice – Greta Wendorf Christian Counseling
Greta Wendorf, Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and Certified Trauma Professional (CTP), provides individual counseling for adults and adolescents across Florida from an office at 8333 W. McNab Rd., Suite 212, Tamarac, FL 33321.
The practice integrates biblical principles with counseling skills and clinical modalities for clients who prefer a faith-informed therapeutic approach, while also serving clients who prefer secular counseling without religious integration. Both pathways are explicitly offered, making the practice accessible to clients across a range of personal beliefs. Specialty areas include trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, domestic violence, difficult relationships, and anger management. The clinician addresses emotional patterns such as fear, sadness, guilt, and shame, and incorporates education about the brain’s neurological responses to adverse life events as part of the therapeutic process. This psychoeducational orientation reflects the clinician’s Certified Trauma Professional credential.
Services are offered in both English and Spanish, extending the practice’s reach to Spanish-speaking clients throughout Florida. Both in-person appointments at the Tamarac office and virtual therapy via telehealth are available, with telehealth providing statewide access. The practice does not specify insurance acceptance or self-pay rates on the website.
Office hours run Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Appointments are scheduled through an online calendar system accessible directly from the practice website. Greta Wendorf can be contacted by phone at 305-741-5140 or by email at gretawendorfcounseling@gmail.com. No year of establishment is stated on the site.
The combination of trauma-focused specialization, bilingual English-Spanish service delivery, and the availability of both faith-integrated and secular approaches positions the practice to serve a wide range of adult and adolescent clients across South Florida and statewide via telehealth. The Certified Trauma Professional credential held by the clinician indicates training specifically focused on trauma-informed care frameworks. The practice’s incorporation of neurological education alongside clinical modalities reflects an approach that helps clients understand the physiological dimensions of their emotional responses as part of the broader therapeutic process.