Dr. Levi (Dr. Levi-Minzi) offers evidence-based, creative therapy for adults facing ADHD, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues, alongside psychological assessments. With 14 years of experience in the Veterans Affairs system, she specializes in LGBTQ+ mental health and women’s issues (pregnancy, parenthood, perimenopause/menopause, imposter syndrome, life transitions), tailoring interventions to individual needs with a science-backed yet engaging approach (e.g., music, film, exercise).

With a Doctorate and two Master’s degrees in Clinical and Counseling Psychology (Nova Southeastern University, Boston College) and a Bachelor’s from Emory University, Dr. Levi is licensed in Florida and Nevada, bringing extensive experience and personalized care. Her leadership includes directing APA-accredited training programs at three VA Medical Centers and serving as Chief of Psychology at major hospitals. She has taught at the University of Miami and UNLV.

A published author with the FBI, Dr. Levi provides training in crisis intervention and forensic psychology, with publications in peer-reviewed journals. She is a public speaker on forensic psychology, academia, treatment, and military topics.

Valuing diverse cultures from living in Europe and major US cities, Dr. Levi is fluent in Italian and has functional Spanish. Outside of work, she enjoys making macarons, family time, distance running, reading, and her rescue dogs.