About Us
Why we do what we do.
All of us strive for the greatest quality of life that we can attain, especially for our loved ones. We all want to be well-functioning, responsible, and independent. Ultimately, we want happiness, health, and peace for ourselves, our families, and our community. When we or our loved ones (no matter the age) are sad, anxious, or confused, it affects the entire family and threatens our future dreams. Our incessant thoughts of how we can make things right begin to interfere with sleep, work, and social life. Through respectful questioning, consideration of culture, and family engagement, our practice provides expert assessment and treatment of mental health conditions. Whether the issue is an acute episode of depression or dealing with confused thoughts or perceptions, our focus is on improved functioning and quality of life. Our work emphasizes values-based decision-making and action-oriented strategies to restore mental health, foster positive interactions, and nurture peace.
Practice Areas
Telepsychology Services
Telehealth has made psychotherapy much more available and accessible. It eliminates driving time and parking issues and reduces time away from work to care for your mental health. Our early morning hours and HIPAA-compliant interactive video-conferencing make accessing care easier and private while also receiving professional, experienced, and expert care to get a great start to your day.
Trauma & PTSD
Whether you are a first responder, are connected to the military, or have historical trauma, culture plays a role in how you respond to trauma. As an African-American EMDR clinician, I understand that helping you overcome trauma while honoring your cultural strengths has never been more necessary. We will guide you through the process that brings healing and helps restore trust while preserving protection.
The Professionals' Psychologist
You're highly competent in your field, but mental health concerns may undermine your expertise. Your advanced training may not have prepared you for taking care of yourself amidst the invariably occurring work-life transitions. Our work together will provide you with additional skills for addressing work-life balance, stress management, and boundary setting. We will work together to find your center and lighten your load.
Therapy for Depression and Anxiety
Clinical depression is more than the blues alluded to by Billie Holliday. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly one in ten women and 20% of adolescent females suffer from depression compared to 5.3% of adult males and 6.8% of male youth. Depression may be experienced as a lack of interest in engaging in normal activities, isolation, and low energy. Our therapy services help you learn strategies for addressing the thoughts and behaviors contributing to anxiety. You will begin to identify your unique patterns for more adaptive responses and fulfilling interactions.
Menopause Adjustment
It's about time! Prioritize yourself with a focus on decreased stress. Learn to let go without the guilt for a renewed focus on wellness and quality of life.
Community Engagement
Whether you're interested in Dr. Bogan as a featured speaker, workshop participant, or panel discussion member, contact our office to check rates and schedule early.
Grants Consulting
Do you have questions about training in grant-writing or implementation? Dr. Bogan has garnered over $5,000,000 in external funding from federal agencies including the National Science Foundation, the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration, the Office of Women's Health and the Office of Violence Against Women. She is a proven expert in grant-writing and implementation, project reporting and program management. We are happy to consult with you.
About Dr. Yolanda Bogan & Assoc., PLLC
Q: What time are appointments available?
A: Appointments are available from 6 a.m.-10 a.m.
Q: Does Dr. Bogan meet with children or do family therapy?
A: She provides individual therapy to adults and will consult with other family members who can provide additional information about the client during the session.
Q: Does she offer any in-person therapy appointments?
A: All appointments are online using a HIPAA-compliant platform.
Q: How long will I be in therapy?
A: Everyone is different. The length of therapy depends on treatment goals, the breadth and severity of symptoms, and treatment compliance.
Q: What if the office does not take my insurance?
A: You may pay with a credit card and will be provided a Superbill after each appointment for reimbursement from your insurance company.
Q: How do I reach the office?
A: You may reach the office staff by calling 850.888.2248.
About Dr. Bogan
Dr. Yolanda Bogan is certified in clinical psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Clinical Psychology. Board certification demonstrates proven expertise; nationally, only five percent of psychologists are board-certified. The rigorous board certification process recognizes that certified psychologists have the knowledge, skills, and proficiencies to deliver therapeutic services beyond the minimum standards established by state licensing entities.
Dr. Bogan earned her doctorate from the University of Georgia and her bachelor’s degree from Emory University. She completed an APA-approved pre-doctoral internship at the Baylor College of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences.
She has a wealth of experience working and supervising in private practice, faith-based, university, and community settings.
A fifth-generation native Floridian, she works towards her patients' improvement by using a strengths-based focus that integrates culturally competent practice with evidence-based treatments.
Dr. Yolanda Bogan participates in programs which promote entrepreneurial excellence, mental health awareness, and community engagement. Thanks for taking part in this activity.
Helpful Links
American Psychological Association. https://www.apa.org/
APA is the leading scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States, with more than 133,000 researchers, educators, clinicians, consultants, and students as its members.
National Alliance of Mental Illness. https://nami.org/Home
NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
PsychCentral. https://psychcentral.com/program/black-mental-health
Resources and support on mental health for black people.