Vera Bellamy
Licensed Psychotherapist, Educator, Linguist, and Meditation teacher.
“I love helping people understand themselves, love themselves and find excitement in their dreams.”
A healthy spirit and mind create a joyful world.
Vera Bellamy, LMHC is here to support you in your journey to mental and emotional well-being. With a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University and a certification in Spiritual Coaching, Vera brings a wealth of experience and compassion to her therapeutic work. She believes that every client’s story is important and treats your experiences with the care and respect they deserve.
Her areas of focus include humanistic and psychodynamic psychotherapies, cognitive-behavioral therapies, and trauma-focused therapy. Vera also embraces holistic approaches to health, incorporating mindfulness, personal development, and spirituality to offer a well-rounded path toward healing.
Having lived in three countries—France, the U.S., and Bulgaria—Vera brings a rich cultural perspective to your therapy, helping you find meaning, process experiences, and uncover your purpose. She knows firsthand the powerful transformations that happen when you commit to change and personal growth, and she is dedicated to helping you reconnect with the joy of mind, body, and spirit.
In your sessions with Vera, you’ll receive a compassionate, supportive space to heal from past wounds, break free from patterns that no longer serve you, and build a fulfilling future.
For more information about Vera’s counseling services, visit the Therapy Services page. To explore meditation and mindfulness training, check out her Core Wisdom program page.
My Healing Story
by Vera Bellamy
I would like you to know me better through the story of my own healing, and how I came to believe in the power of personal transformation.
Over a decade ago, I fell into a deep personal crisis, after years of struggling to overcome depression and to balance a difficult relationship. When my marriage ended, I experienced a massive loss of faith in humanity, in myself, and in the joy of life itself. I became disillusioned about everything I knew about how to be in the world, and about much of what I had been taught as life lessons and choices. By looking for answers outside of myself, I didn’t find the peace and direction I urgently needed to start healing and enjoying my life again.
During this time of darkness, I met an enlightened human being at the gym, who noticed my despair, and felt compassion for me…
