Robyn LaPorta (Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern: RMHCI) provides therapeutic services and counseling via individual and group therapy sessions. She believes together, we can work on a mutual path to develop the tools to resolve your conflicts and experience greater joy in living. Robyn has extensive experience working with diverse populations in various settings including outpatient and residential treatment centers, schools, treatment courts, agencies who help children and their families as well as private practice. Some of the therapies she employs in the foundation of her counseling practice are: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Family Systems and Adlerian Therapy. Robyn treats patients who suffer from bereavement related issues, trauma, anxiety and PTSD. She is honored to work with Veteran’s and their families.
My name is Keri Wanner and I am a Florida Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern. I graduated from Loyola University Maryland in 2017 with a Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology. Shortly after, I became involved with sexual assault victim advocacy and served as a victim advocate as well as Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) for the United States military. I am proud to call myself an Airman, as I have served in all 3 components of the United States Air Force as Security Forces (military police) over the past 14 years. I am currently serving in the Air Force Reserves as a First Sergeant. I have been deployed to Iraq and an undisclosed location in South West Asia. I also served as a volunteer EMT back home for several years. 
Veterans, we are a veteran run rowing program that provides fun exercise opportunities for able bodied and disabled veterans and civilians on the beautiful Gulf Intracoastal Waterway at Blackburn Point Park, Osprey FL. Do you want to try it and join other vets who have found esprit d corps, improved morale and fitness? Contact me, Joe Dobson CRD USN (ret) Director Sarasota Adaptive Rowing Program at 941-266-7173, email joedobsoncdr@yahoo.com, Web site contact area at sarasotaadaptiverowingprogram.com or check us out on Facebook, Sarasota Adaptive Rowing. Look forward to hearing from you and seeing you down on the water.Since 1982, Linda has worked in the Addiction Community helping those affected by alcoholism and drug addiction whether in the family, business, justice system, or community. She has taught psycho-educational classes on adult mental wellness skills to the community in a variety of settings on a multitude of topics. This community outreach has provided a springboard for her all-day and five-day workshops as well as for consultation on an individual and group basis.
Linda holds a BA and graduates credits in Psychology from George Mason University. Linda trained in psychodrama from 1991 through 2009 and incorporated the principles into her experiential workshops and classes. In the last year, Linda completed 72 hours of training in Rapid Resolution Therapy mostly as a response to her desire to prevent veteran suicide. Since completing that training, she has worked with clients on clearing grief, anxiety, smoking cessation, and improved quality of life in abstinence from both food and substance addictions. Linda is a founding board member of Operation: Warrior Resolution, a non-profit foundation, whose mission is to provide veterans with affordable treatment for service-related issues.
Linda will be offering classes on Grief, Stress Management, Assertive Communication Skills, Healthy Relationships, Meditation, and other topics in response to class requests. She is also available for Rapid Resolution Therapy Consults. Linda can be contacted directly at LARemley@gmail.com or 941-228-1995.
Linda holds a BA and graduates credits in Psychology from George Mason University. Linda trained in psychodrama from 1991 through 2009 and incorporated the principles into her experiential workshops and classes. In the last year, Linda completed 72 hours of training in Rapid Resolution Therapy mostly as a response to her desire to prevent veteran suicide. Since completing that training, she has worked with clients on clearing grief, anxiety, smoking cessation, and improved quality of life in abstinence from both food and substance addictions. Linda is a founding board member of Operation: Warrior Resolution, a non-profit foundation, whose mission is to provide veterans with affordable treatment for service-related issues.
Linda will be offering classes on Grief, Stress Management, Assertive Communication Skills, Healthy Relationships, Meditation, and other topics in response to class requests. She is also available for Rapid Resolution Therapy Consults. Linda can be contacted directly at LARemley@gmail.com or 941-228-1995.
