
Marcia Schick
Compassionate Florida clinical social worker
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Compassionate Florida clinical social worker
Start with Marcia SchickLicensed · Professional · Cancel Anytime
Marcia Schick welcomes the courage it takes to invite a new person into one’s world and serves with a focus on helping clients feel safe and heard. Her primary aim is to create an environment where people can express themselves and be listened to without judgment.
She is a licensed clinical social worker in Florida, holding license number SW6309, and she completed her clinical social work training at the University of Central Florida. She also pursued specialized training through the American Academy of Clinical Sexologists at Maimonides University.
With 46 years of clinical experience, Marcia describes herself as a thoughtful, open-minded listener who cares deeply about helping clients improve their daily quality of life. She is passionate about supporting people as they work toward greater comfort and balance in their lives.
Her clinical work has addressed a wide range of concerns, including anxiety; substance use and alcoholism; eating disorders and body image; abusive and dysfunctional relationships; communication and intimacy-related issues; depression and grief; trauma, sexual abuse, and post-traumatic stress disorder; bipolar illness and schizophrenia; ADHD and coping with life changes; issues related to gender reassignment and LGBT experiences; sex addiction; self-esteem, guilt, and shame; family-of-origin conflicts; divorce; basic human needs; and inner healing.
Marcia looks forward to getting to know clients and walking alongside them as they gain greater ease on their life journey.
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