Dr. Emily Georgia
I am a licensed psychologist specializing in intimate relationships.
I help individuals and couples identify the patterns that shape how they connect, cope, and move through difficult times.
My practice is rooted in evidence-based methodologies, encompassing integrative behavioral couple therapy, third-wave behavioral principles, as well as emotion-, attachment-, and trauma-informed care.
I work with those who may look like they are managing well, but privately feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to change. Some clients come in because their relationship feels painful or empty. Others are navigating grief, stress, self-doubt, dating patterns, or the emotional weight of trying to hold everything together.
Professional background
In addition to my private practice, I am an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at Nova Southeastern University. My academic, clinical, and supervisory work focuses extensively on romantic relationships and accessible approaches to improving relationship health. This background shapes the way I practice. I bring specialized expertise in relationship science and therapy, while keeping the work practical, human, and responsive.
Credentials
- Licensed Psychologist, Florida
- Authorized to provide telepsychology through PSYPACT
- Level 1 Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy Certification
- Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology
- Associate Director of Clinical Training
- Clinical supervisor and trainer in relationship-focused interventions
- PhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Miami
Dr. Madeline Jubran
Madeline Jubran, PhD, is a postdoctoral clinician specializing in therapy with adults and couples. Her work focuses on the patterns that shape how people communicate, respond to conflict, experience closeness, and make sense of themselves within their relationships.
Madeline’s interest in relationships has guided nearly every part of her professional development, from her clinical training to her research and teaching. She holds Level 1 Certification in Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy, an evidence-based approach that helps couples better understand the patterns keeping them stuck while building greater acceptance, connection, and meaningful change. She works with couples navigating communication difficulties, recurring conflict, emotional distance, trust concerns, infidelity, and major transitions. Additionally, she also helps individual adults explore how relationship experiences, anxiety, self-doubt, and longstanding coping patterns impact their emotional well-being and the way they connect with others.
Madeline’s style is warm, thoughtful, and collaborative, but also active and direct. Madeline works to ensure clients feel understood while helping them look honestly at patterns that may no longer be serving them. She believes meaningful therapy should offer both deeper insight and practical change that extends beyond the session.
Madeline earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University and completed her APA-accredited predoctoral internship at the University of Florida Counseling and Wellness Center. Her research has focused extensively on intimate relationships and evidence-based couple interventions and has resulted in scholarly publications and presentations at national professional conferences. She also serves as an adjunct psychology instructor.
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