Virtual Care · New Jersey

Online Therapy & Counseling in New Jersey

Supportive, solution-focused therapy — integrated with psychiatric care, entirely by video. No commute, no waiting room, no referral needed.

What This Is

Therapy That's Actually Integrated Into Your Care

At Everpath Wellness, therapy isn't something you schedule with a separate person on a separate day. It's woven directly into your psychiatric appointments — which means your prescriber and your counselor are the same person. That integration matters: it produces a more coherent treatment plan, fewer gaps in communication, and care that evolves with you rather than in two parallel silos.

Abimbola uses evidence-based brief therapy approaches — motivational interviewing, solution-focused brief therapy, and psychoeducation — alongside psychiatric medication management when appropriate. The goal isn't endless exploration of the past. It's giving you real tools, real insight, and real momentum.

If you're already working with a long-term therapist and need the psychiatric side covered, that works too. Abimbola collaborates readily with outside providers.

Calm telehealth therapy session — Everpath Wellness virtual counseling
Who We See

Who Benefits Most From This Approach

Therapy at Everpath Wellness is designed for adults 18+ who want support that's practical, warm, and moving in a clear direction.

Burned-out professionals

High-achievers who have run on empty so long they've forgotten what "okay" feels like. Anxiety is constant; rest doesn't restore. You need a plan, not just coping tips.

Overwhelmed mothers

Carrying everyone else's needs — often at the expense of your own. Whether it's postpartum mood changes, the loneliness of early parenthood, or the burnout of caregiving, this is a space that sees you.

Adults managing anxiety or depression

Persistent worry, low mood, emotional numbness — or all three at once. You've "pushed through" long enough. Integrated therapy and medication management can change the trajectory.

People in major transitions

Job loss, divorce, grief, relocation, identity shifts — life changes that destabilize even resilient people. Short-term, focused support during these windows is often all it takes to regain footing.

Conditions Supported

What We Address in Therapy & Counseling

Therapy at Everpath Wellness supports a wide range of mental health challenges — often alongside medication management, and sometimes as the primary approach.

  • Generalized anxiety
  • Social anxiety
  • Health anxiety
  • Depression & persistent low mood
  • PTSD & complex trauma
  • OCD & intrusive thoughts
  • Panic disorder
  • Grief & loss
  • Adjustment disorders
  • Stress & burnout
  • Perinatal & postpartum mood
  • Perimenopause & hormonal mood shifts
  • Identity & life-transition challenges

Therapy Approaches Used

Brief Supportive Therapy

Time-limited, goal-focused support to help you process challenges, strengthen coping strategies, and build resilience — without open-ended exploration.

Motivational Interviewing

A collaborative, empathy-driven approach that helps you find your own motivation for change. Particularly effective for ambivalence, habit change, or feeling stuck.

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Rather than analyzing every root cause, SFBT identifies what's already working and builds from there — forward-looking, practical, and action-oriented.

Psychoeducation & Lifestyle Integration

Understanding how your nervous system, sleep, nutrition, and movement interact with your mood — so you have tools that work outside the appointment room too.

100% Virtual

How Virtual Visits Work

Getting started is simple. You never have to leave home — just a reliable internet connection and a private space.

  1. Book Your Consultation

    Send a message through our contact form and we'll get back to you within one business day.

  2. Meet by Secure Video

    Connect with Abimbola from your phone, tablet, or computer. She'll take time to understand your full story, not just your symptoms.

  3. Ongoing, Personalized Care

    Together you'll build a treatment plan — medication, therapy support, and lifestyle strategies — with regular follow-ups as long as you need them.

Person on a virtual therapy appointment via video call
What to Expect

Your First Appointment

Your first appointment is 45–60 minutes. It's a conversation, not an intake checklist. Abimbola will ask about your full history — what's brought you here, what you've tried before, what's working, what isn't — and she'll actually listen to your answers.

  1. Share your story No rushed summaries. You'll have space to explain what's really going on, in your own words and at your own pace.
  2. Review your history Mental health background, any prior therapy or medication, physical health factors, and what you've already tried.
  3. Discuss your goals What does "better" look like to you? A concrete answer here guides everything.
  4. Leave with a preliminary plan Whether that's a therapy framework, a medication discussion, or simply a follow-up scheduled — you won't leave with nothing.
Helpful to bring: a list of any current medications or supplements, any prior diagnoses you're aware of, and a few notes on what you'd most like to address.
Common Questions

Therapy & Counseling — FAQ

Is this actual therapy or just talking about medication?

It is genuine therapy. Abimbola uses brief supportive therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused techniques within each appointment. Because your prescriber and counselor are the same person, therapy and medication are coordinated as one integrated plan — not two separate tracks that never talk to each other.

How is this different from traditional weekly therapy?

Traditional therapy is typically open-ended, weekly, and delivered by a separate therapist. At Everpath Wellness, brief supportive therapy is integrated into psychiatric appointments — goal-focused, practical, and paired with medication management when appropriate. Some patients keep a separate long-term therapist and use Everpath for the psychiatric side. Both arrangements work.

Do I need to take medication to receive therapy here?

No. Medication is always optional and discussed collaboratively. Many patients engage in therapy-focused appointments without starting any medication. If medication is appropriate for your situation, Abimbola will explain the options clearly and without pressure — and the decision is always yours.

How long will I need to come?

Brief supportive therapy is designed to be time-limited. Most patients see meaningful progress within 3 to 6 months of regular appointments. For some, ongoing maintenance makes sense longer-term. There is no fixed contract or minimum commitment — you and Abimbola reassess together as you go.

Can you coordinate with my current therapist?

Yes. With your written consent, Abimbola is glad to communicate with your existing therapist, primary care provider, or any other specialist involved in your care. Coordinated care produces better outcomes, and she welcomes the collaboration.

Ready to start? Book a Consultation Today.

Book online through ZocDoc — no referral needed. Virtual care for New Jersey adults 18+.