Cherlette McCullough is a highly respected marriage and family therapist with over 12 years of experience in the field. Known for her innovative approaches to addressing relationship challenges, she has shared her expertise at numerous professional conferences and media platforms, including WESH-2, ABC Action News 6, NPR radio, and TV One’s Fatal Attraction. Her work has helped illuminate the complexities of mental health and relationships, particularly in the context of today’s digital age.

In addition to her therapy practice, Cherlette serves as the Vice President of the Mental Health Association of Central Florida, an organization that provides free, comprehensive care and support for individuals and families. She is also the author of W.I.N.K: What I Need to Know After the Breakup, a self-help book for those navigating relationship endings. Cherlette’s contributions to the mental health field have earned her several awards, including the Cheryl Laird Outstanding Mental Health Therapist Award (2019), the Women’s Achievement Award for Health and Wellness (2022), and the Business Women’s Leadership Award (2022).

With her unique blend of empathy, humor, and real-world knowledge, Cherlette connects deeply with her clients and audiences, empowering individuals to strengthen their relationships with themselves and others. Through her leadership roles and ongoing commitment to mental health awareness, she continues to expand her impact and push the boundaries of traditional therapy in an increasingly digital world.