1. What mental health concerns do you help clients with?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
My private practice focuses on adults navigating anxiety, depression, and difficulties with emotional regulation. Many of the clients who seek me out carry a history of trauma and find themselves caught in persistent patterns of unhelpful thinking and behavior that feel difficult to break on their own. My work focuses on helping people understand these patterns, address their roots, and develop a more grounded and fulfilling way of engaging with their lives. In addition to individual therapy, I facilitate a men's psychoeducational group for those seeking deeper self-understanding, genuine connection, and a community of like-minded men doing meaningful inner work.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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2. What therapeutic methods or approaches do you use?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
I draw primarily on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients build a practical and sustainable coping skills practice. This model also involves developing a clearer understanding of the core beliefs that shape how they see themselves, other people, and the world around them. These beliefs often operate quietly in the background, driving thoughts and behaviors in ways that are difficult to recognize without guidance. Once a solid foundation of coping skills is in place, the focus of our work often shifts toward exploring the unresolved experiences and deeper patterns that may be fueling the difficulties that brought someone into therapy in the first place. This progression allows clients to approach challenging material with greater confidence and resilience than they might have had when they first walked through the door.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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3. How many years of experience do you have and what did you learn from that?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
I have been working in private practice for 10 years, and my clinical experience spans a range of settings and roles, including community mental health service delivery, teaching, and clinical supervision. Each of these experiences has shaped how I think about people, about suffering, and about what genuine healing actually requires. If there is one thing I have learned above all else, it is this: most of us have a remarkable capacity for showing compassion to others, yet we struggle to extend that same compassion to ourselves. This is something we share, a deeply human pattern that crosses backgrounds, histories, and circumstances. I have found that naming this shared truth openly can be a powerful tool to soften resistance and invite someone to begin looking honestly at their own experience. I am genuinely committed to continuing to learn and grow as a clinician. I am very grateful to be part of the change process of my clients and to grow my own connections to others and myself.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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4. What licenses and certifications do you hold in Coral Springs, FL?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
I am a psychologist licensed in the state of Florida. I am also a qualified supervisor (QS) for mental health counseling (MHC) registered interns seeking supervised clinical experience in the state of Florida.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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5. Do you offer in-person or online therapy sessions?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
I offer both in-person (Coral Springs and Fort Lauderdale) and telehealth services (PSYPACT-participating states).
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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6. How do you protect client privacy and confidentiality?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
Protecting client privacy and confidentiality is a foundational commitment of my practice. I stay current with the ethical standards and statutory requirements governing the practice of professional psychology in Florida, ensuring that my policies and procedures reflect both the letter and the spirit of those obligations. On the practical side, all aspects of my practice operations, including scheduling, communication, documentation, and telehealth delivery, are conducted using HIPAA-compliant technology and platforms. Clients can feel confident that their personal information and the content of our work together are handled with the highest level of care and discretion.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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7. What is the cost of a therapy session in Coral Springs, FL?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
My practice operates on a private pay basis and unfortunately does not accept insurance. I encourage anyone with questions about fees to reach out directly. I am happy to have an open and straightforward conversation about cost as part of our initial consultation. I am committed to hearing what your needs are and how I can be helpful.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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8. How do you track progress during therapy?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
Tracking progress is an important part of how I work, because therapy without clear direction can easily lose its way. At the outset of our work together, I collaborate with each client to establish goals that are clear and meaningful. From there, progress is monitored on an ongoing basis through regular check-in discussions, structured worksheets and tracking tools, and honest conversations about what is working and what is not. When obstacles arise, I treat them as useful information rather than setbacks, and we work together to understand what they might be telling us. This process keeps therapy purposeful, collaborative, and responsive to where each person actually is and how they are approaching their therapy goals.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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9. How long does a typical therapy session last?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
A standard individual therapy session runs approximately 50 minutes , which is the traditional therapy hour. If it becomes clear that a particular client or situation would benefit from additional time or more frequent sessions, I am open to discussing and adjusting accordingly. The structure of our work together is always in service of what is most helpful for the individual.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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10. How do you support clients dealing with major life changes?
David Holland, PsyD - MINDPATH HEALTH PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Mandelkorn, PhD - BAYVIEW THERAPY
Major life changes can shake a person's sense of stability and direction in profound ways. My priority is to acknowledge the reality of what someone is going through and take seriously the impact it is having on their well-being. People need to feel genuinely heard before they are ready to move forward. From there, we work together to identify what the client most wants and needs from this period of transition, and clarify goals and a sense of desired direction. Much of the work then involves 2 parallel threads: developing an honest acceptance of what has changed and cannot be undone, while at the same time helping the client get clear on what remains within their control and how to engage with it purposefully. In my experience, this balance between acceptance and agency is at the heart of navigating life's most significant transitions with resilience and meaning.
Stephen S Barber, Psy.D.
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