Lisa F. Levine, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Lisa F. Levine, Licensed Clinical Social Worker Lisa F. Levine, LCSW, ERYT 500, RCYT Yacep, is a trauma trained, multi state licensed therapist. Lisa is an involved and empathetic therapist.

Treating a variety of symptoms in adults, special needs, elderly and professional and non professional athletes Levine is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has over 25 years of experience in working with children, adults and families. Lisa graduated from Ursuline College with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology in 1994, and a Master's degree in Social Work from Case Western Reserve University

in 1999. Levine, LCSW specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma therapy, play and art therapy, parent education and stress and anger management. She offers services designed to help the client identify goals and to access their internal strengths. Therapeutically, she will concentrate on the steps needed to meet your goals. She believes that each of us has an inner strength and ability accomplish life goals. Lisa will help you by processing feelings, offering suggestions, guidance, and alternatives to facilitate growth, change and an overall sense of feeling good. Lisa's style is direct and collaborative. She is non judgmental, empathetic, supportive therapist who will help highlight harmful patterns. She is enthusiastic about providing you with a supportive environment to empower you and facilitate personal growth. Lisa provides child, teens, young adults, individual, and family,. Lisa's specialties are: anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, grief/loss, childhood disorders, divorce/ relationship issues, life transitions academic/behavioral disorders, anger issues. Lisa is currently seeing patients virtually, has a sliding fee scale and takes the following insurance plans: Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana and Medicare.

Mastering 🤍Your Mindset🫶🏾How to Have a Positive MindsetA positive mindset doesn’t mean ignoring challenges. It means cho...
06/03/2026

Mastering 🤍Your Mindset🫶🏾

How to Have a Positive Mindset

A positive mindset doesn’t mean ignoring challenges. It means choosing to focus on what you can control and finding opportunities for growth.

✔ Practice gratitude daily
✔ Challenge negative self-talk
✔ Focus on solutions, not just problems
✔ Surround yourself with positive influences
✔ Learn from setbacks instead of dwelling on them
✔ Celebrate small wins along the way
✔ Take care of your physical and mental health
✔ Be patient with your progress

Your mindset shapes how you experience life. The thoughts you repeat become the beliefs you carry, and those beliefs influence your actions. Choose thoughts that move you forward.

“A positive mindset isn’t about having a perfect life—it’s about finding strength, growth, and opportunity in every season.”



Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Specializing in Men and Athletes
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

06/01/2026

✨ Simple Ways to Start Your Morning

Starting your morning off right doesn’t have to be complicated. ☀️

✨ Ground yourself — notice 5 things you can see, hear, or feel.
🌬️ Take a few deep breaths to calm your mind and body.
💛 Repeat positive affirmations that align with who you want to be.
📖 Set an intention or write down one thing you’re grateful for.

Small habits. Big impact. Start your day with purpose.



Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Specializing in Men and Athletes
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

Regulate Your Nervous System 🤍Your body stays in survival mode for too long.Stress isn’t just mental — it lives in the n...
05/28/2026

Regulate Your Nervous System 🤍
Your body stays in survival mode for too long.
Stress isn’t just mental — it lives in the nervous system too.

✨ Common causes of dysregulation:

• Chronic stress
• Burnout
• Lack of sleep
• Overthinking + anxiety
• Trauma or unresolved emotions
• Constant stimulation (phones, noise, multitasking)
• People-pleasing + never resting
• Skipping meals / dehydration
• Feeling unsafe emotionally or physically
• Not enough movement, sunlight, or connection

Signs you may be dysregulated:

• Irritable or emotionally reactive
• Exhausted but can’t relax
• Brain fog
• Anxiety or panic
• Numbness/disconnection
• Trouble sleeping
• Feeling “on edge” all the time

How to Regulate Your Nervous System 🤍

• Slow down your breathing
• Lengthen your exhale
• Ground yourself in the present moment
• Get sunlight + fresh air
• Move your body gently
• Reduce overstimulation
• Stay hydrated + nourish your body
• Rest consistently
• Feel your emotions instead of suppressing them
• Spend time with safe, supportive people

Regulation isn’t about being calm all the time.
It’s about helping your body return to safety after stress. ✨




Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Specializing in Men and Athletes
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

05/27/2026

Flow into 🤍 Calmness 🌊

🌊 Breathe With the Rhythm of the Waterfall 🌿

Find a comfortable position and gently close your eyes.Allow the sound of the waterfall to guide you into stillness.

Take a slow deep breath in through your nose for 4 seconds…1… 2… 3… 4…

Hold your breath softly for 4 seconds…1… 2… 3… 4…

Now slowly exhale through your mouth for 6 seconds…1… 2… 3… 4… 5… 6…

Again…Breathe in calm.Hold peace.Exhale stress.

Imagine the waterfall washing away heavy thoughts, tension, and emotional clutter.With every breath, feel your shoulders relax, your mind quiet, and your body soften.

You do not need to rush this moment.You are allowed to pause.You are allowed to rest.

Stay here for a few more breaths…Breathing in clarity…Breathing out what no longer serves you.

Let the sound of the water remind you that healing flows gently, one breath at a time. ✨



Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Specializing in Men and Athletes
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

Focus- Repeat-🫶🏾🖤-Execute-Building a Positive Mindset* Replace negative thoughts with productive ones.* Focus on progres...
05/20/2026

Focus- Repeat-🫶🏾🖤-Execute-

Building a Positive Mindset

* Replace negative thoughts with productive ones.
* Focus on progress instead of perfection.
* Build confidence through preparation.
* Learn from mistakes instead of dwelling on them.
* Surround yourself with positive energy.
* Stay disciplined even on hard days.
* Practice gratitude and self-belief daily.
* Control your attitude and effort.
* Turn pressure into motivation.
* Trust the process and keep improving.

Mental Health Awareness-



Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

05/20/2026
05/18/2026

Struggles of Professional🖤🏈 Football Players

“Some of the strongest people in the world are fighting battles no one can see. Behind the touchdowns, fame, and bright lights, many NFL players struggle with depression, anxiety, pain, and emotional exhaustion in silence. 🏈

Depression doesn’t always look like sadness. Sometimes it looks like anger, isolation, exhaustion, sleepless nights, loss of motivation, anxiety, emotional numbness, overthinking, mood swings, or pretending to be okay while falling apart inside.

The pressure to always ‘be strong’ can make asking for help feel impossible. But real strength is opening up, healing, and learning healthy ways to cope. 🖤

Coping skills can include therapy, prayer, meditation, exercise, journaling, talking to trusted people, taking breaks from social media, getting proper rest, practicing gratitude, and building a support system that reminds you you’re never alone.

Mental health matters just as much as physical health. Healing takes time, but hope, support, and recovery are possible.

Check on your strong friends too. 💙



📞 Call or Text 988 – 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline (24/7, free, confidential – U.S.)

🚨 In an emergency, call 911 immediately.
📱Contact your insurance company if you have insurance and they can provide a list of mental health professionals

Contact me and I can Connect You With Needed Services- Remember Privacy Laws Protect You and If You are Getting Help or Inquiring it’s confidential -

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05/15/2026

The Art🌿 of Balance

Balance is more than standing still — it’s about building focus, stability, and control in both the mind and body. Practicing balance exercises can improve posture, strengthen muscles, increase coordination, and help reduce stress by keeping you present in the moment. ⚖️🧘

Balance Exercises & Poses

Tree Pose 🌳
Stand on one leg while placing the other foot against your inner thigh or calf. Bring your hands together at your chest or overhead. This pose improves focus, posture, and leg strength.

Warrior III ⚔️
Balance on one leg while extending the other leg straight behind you and leaning your upper body forward. Keep your arms stretched out in front or to the sides. This pose strengthens the core, legs, and improves stability.

Eagle Pose 🦅
Wrap one leg over the other and cross your arms together while slightly bending your knees. Eagle Pose helps improve concentration, coordination, and flexibility.

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Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

Preparing Mentally🖤🏈 for the NFLChange can be difficult, but learning how to manage it can help you grow stronger mental...
05/13/2026

Preparing Mentally🖤🏈 for the NFL

Change can be difficult, but learning how to manage it can help you grow stronger mentally and emotionally. 🌱✨
Not every change is easy, but every challenge is a chance to learn, adapt, and improve.

6 Ways to Manage Change:

1. Accept That Change Happens 🔄
Change is a normal part of life. Accepting it instead of fighting it can reduce stress and help you move forward.
2. Focus on What You Can Control 🎯
You can’t control everything, but you can control your attitude, effort, and response to situations.
3. Talk to Someone You Trust 🗣️
Sharing your thoughts and feelings with friends, family, or mentors can help you feel supported.
4. Keep a Positive Routine 📅
Sticking to healthy habits like sleep, exercise, and eating well can help you stay balanced during stressful times.
5. Give Yourself Time to Adjust ⏳
It’s okay if change feels uncomfortable at first. Growth takes time, patience, and self-understanding.
6. Look for the Lesson or Opportunity 🌟
Sometimes change opens doors to new experiences, strengths, and opportunities you never expected.



Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

Be 🌿Here 🙏🏾Now Thought Labeling LiteInstead of analyzing thoughts, give them short tags:* planning* remembering* worryin...
05/10/2026

Be 🌿Here 🙏🏾Now

Thought Labeling Lite

Instead of analyzing thoughts, give them short tags:

* planning
* remembering
* worrying
* comparing
* rehearsing

Then let them pass.

This creates distance without suppressing thoughts.

Micro-Gratitude Scan

Find:

* one thing comfortable
* one thing functioning well
* one thing beautiful
* one thing easier than yesterday

Very different from forced positivity — it trains attention gently.


Lisa Farah, LCSW
Private Therapy Practice
Life Coach
Mentor
Advocate
Katie’s Kids Yoga
Yoga Teacher, ERYT500, RCYT
bocatherapyservices.com
Katieskidsyoga.com
Youtube@lisafarahlcsw

Address

7000 W Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton Fla
Boca Raton, FL
33433

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm
Sunday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+19548155252

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