VIRTUAL THERAPY FOR WOMEN IN FLORIDA
This isn’t therapy that asks you to shrink...
It’s therapy that helps you stretch into the version of yourself you’ve been craving.
We believe in being honest, not harsh. Supportive, not passive. If there are things in your life that need shifting so you can feel better, we’ll help you name them, face them, and work through them, step by step.
Some days, that means being held. Other days, that means being gently called in.
We keep it real. We hold space for your highs and lows. And we celebrate the small wins—like saying no without guilt or showing up for yourself even when it’s hard.
We’re here to help you grow into the life you want—even if it’s messy at first.
OUR THERAPISTS
Every therapist on our team brings heart, skill, and lived experience to the work we do.
Whether you’re navigating anxiety, grief, self-doubt, or big transitions—we’re here to walk with you.
You don’t have to have it all figured out.
But if you’re ready to feel more like you again—we’re ready too.
MEET YOUR THERAPIST
Meet the women behind Girl Talk Therapy Group
We're all based in Florida and offer virtual sessions to clients across the state. Read more about each of us, our cultural roots, and the unique lens we bring to therapy.
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS
Kahina Beasley, PSY.D.
Cultural Background: African American
Unique Skill: I help you challenge the way you’ve been seeing yourself and your situation—not to tear you down, but to help you experience your life in a way that feels more aligned, grounded, and peaceful. My clients often tell me, "I've never looked at it that way before—that really changed something for me."
Tasha Hyppolite, LMHC
Cultural Background: African American
Unique Skill: I'll identify how your thoughts are connected to your feelings and behavior, while validating your feelings and empathetically responding. I will also work together with you to incorporate healthy coping skills that can be realistically used in your day to day life and identify a goal oriented approach in order to achieve your treatment plan. Remember, every story matters, but it starts with you telling yours.
ACCEPTING NEW CIENTS