Licensed Clinical Social Worker · Tampa, FL

I'm Douglas.
Let's get to work.

Good therapy doesn't feel like being analyzed. It feels like finally having a space where you can be honest — and someone who will be honest back.

LCSW Licensed EMDR Trained Carrollwood, Tampa FL Telehealth Available
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Douglas Carmoy, LCSW — therapist at Now and Zen Wellness in Tampa, Florida
At a Glance
  • 18–75 Age range I work with
  • Ind. & Couples Individual & couples therapy
  • In-Person Carrollwood / Tampa, FL
  • Telehealth All of Florida
  • Free 15-min consultation
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My Background

Not just a therapist.
A straight-shooter.

I'm Douglas Carmoy, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the owner of Now & Zen Wellness in Tampa's Carrollwood area. I work with adults who are dealing with anxiety, trauma, depression, relationship struggles, and questions about who they want to be — and I work with couples who want to stop having the same fight on repeat.

My clinical background has taken me into some demanding environments — working with individuals on federal probation, running recovery-focused groups, and supporting people navigating some of the hardest transitions of their lives. That experience shaped how I practice. I don't sugarcoat. I also don't lecture. I believe most people already know something has to change — they just need the right support to figure out how.

Men's mental health is an area I'm particularly drawn to. Many of the men I work with have never had a space where they felt safe being straightforward about what's actually going on. I try to be that space — no jargon, no posturing, just direct and honest conversation that leads somewhere.

I lead therapy groups as well, including recovery-focused groups where the goal isn't just sobriety — it's building structure, direction, and a life worth staying sober for.

How I Work

Therapy that's actually useful.

Sessions with me are direct, collaborative, and grounded in what works. I draw from several evidence-based approaches — not because they're trendy, but because they produce real results. You'll leave most sessions with something concrete you can apply before you come back.

Present & Practical

We don't just talk about your past indefinitely. We work on understanding it so it stops running the show — then we build practical skills for the life you're actually living right now.

Honest, Not Harsh

I'll challenge you when it serves you — not to be contrarian, but because the most useful thing I can do is tell you the truth with care. You won't be talked down to or given a script. You'll be heard and met where you actually are.

Trauma-Informed

Everything I do is grounded in an understanding of how trauma shapes the nervous system, relationships, and self-perception. If you've been carrying something for a long time, we can work through it at a pace that feels safe.

Approaches I Use EMDR CBT ACT DBT Gottman Method Motivational Interviewing Trauma-Informed Care Somatic Techniques
Who I Work With

You might be a good fit if you're any of these.

I work with adults ages 18 to 75 — individuals and couples — who are ready to do something different. I'm not the right fit for everyone, and that's okay. But if any of the following sound familiar, we should probably talk.

  • You feel stuck — like you keep ending up in the same situations no matter what you try
  • Anxiety or overwhelm is making it hard to function, sleep, or feel present
  • You've been through something difficult and it's still affecting you, even years later
  • You and your partner love each other but can't seem to stop hurting each other
  • You're in recovery or working to change your relationship with substances
  • You've never quite felt like therapy was built for someone like you
  • You're ready to stop managing symptoms and actually change something
"My goal isn't to help you cope better with a life that isn't working. It's to help you build one that does."
— Douglas Carmoy, LCSW
Ready When You Are

Reaching out is the hardest part.

It can feel uncomfortable to contact a therapist for the first time. That's completely normal — and it doesn't mean something is wrong with you. It means you're considering doing something that takes real courage. The consultation is free, low-pressure, and just a conversation. You don't have to have everything figured out before you reach out.

In-person in Carrollwood / Tampa, FL  ·  Telehealth across Florida  ·  Mon–Fri 8am–5pm