Alberto Tcah, LMHC

Alberto Tcah, LMHC, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida who has dedicated his career to helping people navigate emotional, relational, and life-stage challenges. He completed all PsyD coursework and has additional training that includes a Neuropsychology course, supporting his interest in how mood, stress, and cognitive concerns can affect day-to-day functioning. He is also a Registered Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, bringing added perspective for clients who are weighing career decisions or adapting to changes in work and ability.

Over the years, Alberto has provided mental health services to people of many ages and has administered a wide range of assessments, including intellectual, developmental, neurological, learning disability, personality, and vocational testing. Currently, he focuses on counseling adults who are coping with concerns such as depression, anxiety, career choices, aging-related issues, and cognitive difficulties, with care that is individualized to each person’s goals and situation.

His approach is person-centered, non-judgmental, and relaxed, with an emphasis on building a supportive therapeutic relationship that feels non-threatening. Alberto studied Social Work at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and completed his PsyD coursework at Carlos Albizu University in Miami, Florida. His early volunteer work began at sixteen in hospitals in Argentina and later in Israel with AKIM, an organization serving individuals with intellectual disabilities. In the United States, his experience has included counseling, psychological and neurological evaluations, and work with Holocaust survivors, which deepened his understanding of geriatric care and aging concerns. He views each individual as a distinct world of feelings, fears, accomplishments, and hopes, and he offers tailored therapy grounded in compassion and understanding.