5 kinds of therapy, 1 practice. Individual, family, couples, court ordered and co-parenting therapy from a doctoral-level practice Florida courts have trusted since 2008. First sessions this week, in person in Jupiter or by secure video anywhere in Florida.
Quick answer: FC PsychExperts provides 5 therapy services in Palm Beach County: individual therapy, family therapy, couples therapy, court ordered therapy and co-parenting therapy. All are delivered by licensed Florida clinicians, in person at 210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd in Jupiter or by secure video across Florida, with first sessions usually available the same week. Call (561) 834-5849 or book a free 15-minute call below.
Each service has its own page with how it works, who leads it, what it costs to find out, and the questions people ask before calling. Not sure which one? The chooser below the cards sorts it in 30 seconds.
Private 50-minute sessions for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and the seasons of life that get heavy. No diagnosis needed to start. Evidence-based methods matched to you.
Individual therapy in Palm Beach County 02A teen who has shut down, a step-family finding its footing, or a court order that says “family counseling.” Sessions of 50 to 80 minutes that change the patterns between people, not just 1 person.
Family therapy in Palm Beach County 03The couple that keeps having the same fight, the one that stopped talking, the one rebuilding after a betrayal, and the one not sure it should stay. The client is the relationship. 1 partner can start alone.
Couples therapy in Palm Beach County 04Treatment required by a judge, probation officer, dependency case or parenting plan. Dated attendance records, progress summaries and a completion letter, from a practice Florida courts have trusted since 2008.
Court ordered therapy in Palm Beach County 05A working system for the 2 of you: communication rules, exchange routines and a way to make decisions without fighting. Joint or separate sessions, each parent from their own screen. Court-referred cases documented.
Co-parenting therapy in Palm Beach CountyTell the office what is going on in 2 sentences. They will say which service fits, who would lead it, what it costs and when the first session can be. Nothing is decided until you say so.
Request a callbackThe right service is decided less by the label on the problem and more by who the problem lives between. Count the chairs.
| Service | Who attends | Session length | Typical course | Court documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | 1 adult or teen | 50 min | Weekly, then spaced; 8 to 20 sessions common | On request |
| Family | 2 or more family members | 50 to 80 min | Structured in 5 stages with review points | Yes, when referred |
| Couples | Both partners (1 can start alone) | 50 to 80 min | Assessment, then focused work on 4 areas | Not usually |
| Court ordered | The person named in the order | 50 min | Set by the order; attendance tracked from session 1 | Always: attendance, progress, completion letter |
| Co-parenting | Both parents, joint or separate | 50 to 80 min | 6 to 10 sessions for a communication system; longer for high conflict | Yes, when referred |
Session counts are typical ranges, not promises. The clinician sets the plan with you after the first session.
The same clinicians who provide therapy also evaluate and testify for Florida courts. That changes what you get, especially when a court, an attorney or a parenting plan is involved.
Dr. Cathy Colet built the practice around family-law and court work. Therapy here is run to that standard of documentation and care.
Jessica T. Aloise, LCSW, leads individual, couples, family and co-parenting cases with more than 20 years of relational work.
1st, 15th, 17th, 19th and 20th. Court-referred clients get paperwork written for the people who have to read it.
No waitlist, no runaround. Call, get a free 15-minute call, and start in the same week in most cases.
210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd, Unit 4-201, just off Indiantown Road, minutes from I-95 and the Turnpike. Private rooms sized for couples and families.
HIPAA-compliant video for clients anywhere in Florida. Couples and co-parents can join 1 session from 2 locations.
A licensed clinical social worker for more than 20 years, Jessica treats the relational and behavioral problems that bring adults, couples and families to therapy. She leads the practice’s individual, couples, family and co-parenting therapy, with a practical style: slow the reaction down, name what matters, agree on a plan, and practice it until it holds.
Leads: individual · couples · family · co-parenting
Dr. Colet started FC PsychExperts in 2008 and is regularly retained by Florida courts for evaluations and expert testimony. She oversees court-referred therapy, reunification and co-parenting cases and the documentation courts require.
Oversees: court ordered therapy · reunification · clinical oversight of all therapy cases
“I am truly grateful for what Dr. Colet has done for our family. Everything about her was above and beyond what I had experienced before with other psychologists in the industry.”
Georgia W.Client, on Dr. Colet
“I have worked with Dr. Colet for several years. Dr. Colet places her clients first and provides each with individualized care, attention to detail, and real-world guidance. I do not hesitate to refer clients to her.”
Maria CammarataAttorney at Law
“The staff took the time to explain each step, and the entire experience was both professional and supportive. It has been a crucial part of our treatment plan.”
Christopher S.Client
Start with who the problem lives between. If it is mainly inside you (anxiety, depression, grief, trauma), individual therapy. If it is between you and a partner, couples therapy. If it involves a child, a teen or more than 2 family members, family therapy. If you and an ex are raising children apart, co-parenting therapy. If a judge, probation officer or parenting plan requires treatment, court ordered therapy. The office sorts this out on a free 15-minute call.
Yes. Every therapy service is available in person at 210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd in Jupiter or by secure video anywhere in Florida. Couples and co-parents can join 1 video session from 2 locations. Some court orders require in-person attendance; the office confirms this before the first session.
First sessions are usually available within the same week. The office is open Monday to Friday 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 4 PM. Call (561) 834-5849 or send the form on this page and the office calls back within 1 business day.
Licensed Florida clinicians. Therapy cases are led by Jessica T. Aloise, LCSW, with more than 20 years of practice, under the clinical oversight of Dr. Cathy Colet, Licensed Clinical and Forensic Psychologist and founder of the practice. Court-referred and reunification cases involve Dr. Colet directly.
It is a doctoral-level forensic and clinical psychology practice founded in 2008. The same clinicians who provide therapy also conduct evaluations and expert work for Florida courts, so court-referred therapy, co-parenting cases and reunification are handled by a practice that already knows what attorneys, judges and parenting plans require.
Fees and insurance options are confirmed on the call. Where reimbursement is possible the office provides a superbill; some services, such as court ordered and co-parenting therapy, are often not covered by insurers, and the office will tell you plainly what applies before you start.
Yes, within the limits of Florida law, which are explained in writing at intake. Court ordered cases involve specific reporting set by the order, and couples, family and co-parenting work have their own confidentiality agreements that are set before the first session.
A short call with our office to match you to the right service, confirm fees, and set a first session, usually this week. Nothing is decided until you say so.
Mon-Fri 7:30 AM-4:30 PM · Sat 9 AM-4 PM