About George Allmaras, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor – Adults & Couples
Director of Adult Counseling Services | Orlando Office
With more than 25 years of experience, George Allmaras, LMHC, brings a deep well of clinical insight, warmth, and professionalism to his work with adults and couples. He is a seasoned Licensed Mental Health Counselor and currently serves as the Director of Adult Counseling Services at The Counseling Corner’s Orlando office. Whether you are navigating personal challenges, healing from past wounds, or working to strengthen your relationship, George offers a safe, judgment-free space for meaningful growth and change.
George specializes in individual counseling for adults, marriage counseling, and couples therapy, guiding clients through the complexities of communication, emotional intimacy, conflict resolution, and relational healing. Recognizing that sexual health is often a key component of relational wellness, George also holds advanced certification in Sex Therapy. This specialized training equips him to compassionately and skillfully address sexual dysfunction, intimacy concerns, and deep-rooted sexual trauma—either individually or within the couple’s work.
George’s approach is both compassionate and evidence-based, grounded in decades of experience treating a wide range of concerns, including:
Depression and anxiety disorders
Childhood abuse and trauma
Sexual trauma and PTSD
Grief and complicated loss
Chronic illness and health-related stress
Anger management and emotional regulation
Self-worth and identity struggles
Relationship and communication difficulties
Over the years, George has held leadership roles in several major organizations, including serving as Director of the Sexual Trauma Recovery Center and Director of the Child Protection Team at Arnold Palmer Hospital. He has also contributed his expertise to Orlando Regional Health Care System, The Family Research and Guidance Center, and The Center for Counseling and Consulting—bringing a wealth of experience to every client interaction.
George holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Florida, an MBA from the University of Miami, and a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Central Florida. This unique blend of clinical training and business acumen supports his deeply empathetic and results-oriented approach to therapy.
At the heart of George’s work is a profound respect for the courage it takes to seek help. He believes that healing is possible, relationships can be restored, and individuals can rediscover their strength and purpose—no matter how complex the journey may feel.
In-Network Insurances
Cigna
United
Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Optum
Oscar
Diocese of Orlando, Washington, Camden
Victims Compensation
United, Cigna, and Aetna EAPs are also accepted
Out of Network - When clients have out of network medical insurance benefits, they may still see the provider of their choice.
No Insurance?
George offers individual sessions at self pay rates. Sliding Scales are negotiated and approved by the therapist themselves.
Some of George's Specialties
Marriage & Couples Counseling
Some couples need minor adjustments to get back on their feet and some need a major overhaul to save their relationship, marriage, or family. Some couples come to counseling to prevent problems from occurring in the future and some come to solve current problems or heal from past relationship wounds.
Pre-Marital Counseling
Chances are that if you are considering getting married you feel like your relationship is already really wonderful but that you also want to make sure to prepare well and give your marriage the best chance possible for outstanding success. Premarital counseling is one excellent way to help couples prepare for marriage by helping to ensure that you and your partner have a healthy, strong, understanding of each other, have developed useful skills and techniques to assist with your marriage, and have identified and developed strategies for dealing with weaknesses in your relationship.
Sexual Abuse
Modern statistics reported and studied for years tell us that even within this room one out of every three females will have been the victim of sexual abuse and one out of every seven men will have been victims of sexual abuse.
These statistics have held strong for years, but lets assume for the sake of comfort that these are a bit over stated; lets cut the statistics in half. One in every six females and one in every seven men are victims of sexual assault. This is still completely unacceptable and if this were a medical issue, we would call it an epidemic.