Boynton Beach is a diverse, welcoming city at the geographic heart of Palm Beach County — home to approximately 80,000 residents from a remarkable range of backgrounds, life stages, and circumstances. From beachfront condos to established suburban neighborhoods, from thriving 55-plus communities to young family-oriented developments, Boynton Beach reflects the full range of who Florida is becoming.
And regardless of which corner of Boynton Beach you live in, the challenges that affect mental health are universal. Anxiety, depression, grief, relationship difficulties, trauma, life transitions — these struggles do not discriminate by zip code or demographic. What they require is skilled, compassionate support.
At Whole Health Psychological Center, we provide therapy and counseling services to Boynton Beach residents both in person at our West Palm Beach office and via secure telehealth throughout Florida.
Boynton Beach is one of Palm Beach County’s most diverse cities. Its neighborhoods include long-established family communities, a significant population of retirees living in communities like Hunters Run, Leisureville, and the many Valencia communities, and newer developments attracting younger families and professionals. The city is served by good schools, extensive parks, and has direct beach access along its stretch of the Atlantic coast.
Many Boynton Beach residents are retirees who moved from the Northeast and Midwest. Many are working families balancing jobs in Palm Beach County, southern Palm Beach County, and Broward County. Many are first-generation Floridians building new lives in a new state.
The concerns that bring Boynton Beach residents to therapy reflect the diversity of the community. Common reasons include:
Life transitions — including retirement adjustment, relocation from other parts of the country, and the particular challenges that come with major life changes at every stage of life.
Grief and loss — particularly for the significant retiree population in Boynton Beach, where losses of spouses, siblings, and lifelong friends are a regular part of life and often require more support than family and friends alone can provide.
Aging and health challenges — including the psychological dimensions of chronic illness, disability, and cognitive changes, and the particular grief of watching a spouse or partner decline.
Family conflict — including multigenerational family dynamics, adult children and aging parents, and blended families navigating complex relationships.
Caregiver stress — many Boynton Beach residents are caring for aging spouses or parents and are experiencing the significant mental health impact of long-term caregiving.
Anxiety and depression — which affect Boynton Beach residents across every age group and benefit from evidence-based therapeutic support.
Relationship and marriage difficulties — including the particular dynamics of long-married couples facing retirement, empty nesting, or the reality of spending significantly more time together than at earlier life stages.
Our team of licensed therapists provides a comprehensive range of services including therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, and bipolar disorder; couples therapy and marriage counseling; family therapy; child therapy for ages 5 through 12 and teen therapy for ages 13 through 17; specialized therapies including EMDR, CBT, and DBT; treatment for ADHD, grief, anger management, postpartum depression, sex therapy, and affirming therapy for LGBTQ+ clients; individual therapy; and medication management with our licensed psychiatric nurse practitioner.
Our West Palm Beach office is located at 1920 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd #211, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 — approximately 20 to 30 minutes from most Boynton Beach neighborhoods via I-95, depending on your specific location and traffic.
For clients who prefer the convenience of meeting from home, we offer telehealth sessions via secure, HIPAA-compliant video. Telehealth is particularly valuable for Boynton Beach clients who are caregivers, have mobility or transportation limitations, or simply prefer the privacy and convenience of meeting from home.
We accept most major insurance plans including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield / Florida Blue, Cigna / Evernorth, United Health Care, Tricare East, and Medicare Part B.
We accept Medicare Part B, which is particularly relevant for the many Boynton Beach residents who rely on Medicare for their healthcare coverage.
Not sure if your plan is covered? Call our office at (561) 721-6400 and our team will verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Do you work with older adults?
Yes. Our therapists work with clients of all adult ages, including older adults navigating retirement, health challenges, grief, caregiving, and the many transitions of later life.
Can I see a therapist entirely via telehealth?
Yes. Many Boynton Beach clients — particularly those with mobility limitations or caregiving responsibilities — do all of their therapy via telehealth. Research consistently shows that telehealth is as effective as in-person therapy for most concerns.
Do you accept Medicare?
Yes, we accept Medicare Part B. Call us at (561) 721-6400 to verify your specific coverage.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
New client appointments are typically available within one week.
Do you offer couples therapy for long-married couples?
Absolutely. Many of our Boynton Beach clients are couples who have been married for decades and are navigating new challenges in their relationship. Long-married couples often benefit enormously from therapy. Our couples therapy and marriage counseling services are designed to support couples at every stage.
Call us today at (561) 721-6400 or email us at info@wholehealthpsych.com to schedule your first appointment. You can also schedule online anytime. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Our office is located at 1920 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd #211, West Palm Beach, FL 33409. Telehealth is available throughout Florida.
We proudly serve Boynton Beach and the surrounding communities including West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington, Boca Raton, Jupiter, and Delray Beach.
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