Trinity Behavioral Health LLC

Trinity Behavioral Health is an outpatient behavioral health practice in Florida led by Dr. Robert Young, a licensed psychologist who provides counseling and comprehensive psychological evaluations. The practice delivers compassionate, practical therapy for substance abuse and addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions, like depression, anxiety, chronic pain and relationship concerns. Care is grounded in a solution focused approach that helps individuals, couples and families strengthen skills that support meaningful, lasting improvement.

Substance Abuse and Addiction Counseling

Trinity Behavioral Health offers outpatient counseling for adults working through substance abuse and addiction. Treatment is structured to be practical and goal directed, giving clients strategies they can apply in daily life. Dr. Young draws on experience gained in Veterans Affairs hospital settings and adapts care to reflect each person’s history, strengths and objectives.

Sessions explore the patterns, stressors and emotional triggers that contribute to substance use. Clients learn coping tools designed to manage cravings, reduce relapse risk and respond differently to high pressure situations. Counseling addresses both underlying contributors and the everyday realities of recovery, with clear steps clients can practice between appointments to reinforce progress.

Chronic Pain and Mental Health Integration

The practice has particular experience in addressing the connection between chronic medical conditions, especially chronic pain and behavioral health concerns. Living with ongoing pain can intensify symptoms of depression and anxiety, and in some cases may complicate substance use recovery.

Trinity Behavioral Health provides counseling that recognizes how physical discomfort, mood changes, stress and substance use can influence one another. Treatment plans are coordinated and individualized, helping clients manage multiple challenges at once rather than treating each concern in isolation. The goal is to improve emotional resilience while supporting healthier responses to physical symptoms.

Most major insurance plans are accepted, including Medicare. The practice also works with individuals who are underinsured or uninsured to discuss available options.