About Judy Saucerman, LCSW

Experience: Over twenty years doing therapy in outpatient, inpatient, substance abuse, forensic, agency and military clinics.
Background:
- USAF Instructor Pilot’s wife during Vietnam conflict
- Two sons born in USAF hospital
- Oldest son spent 8 years AD in USN, 12 in USN Reserves
- Private practice 11 years in Neptune Beach, serving Mayport Naval Air Station personnel and their families
- Worked two and a half years providing psychological outreach to USMC Reserves in Florida and Georgia, visiting 16 Reserve units
- Worked fourteen months providing therapy to all branches of service members at Patch Barracks, Stuttgart, Germany
- Graduated from Florida State University with Masters in Social Work in 1981.
Helping service members and their families is my passion. I understand you don’t necessarily want to have your command knowing you are seeking counseling. If so, active duty members can arrange a reduced fee and you can pay me directly. Just ask. Payments accepted are cash, check and now, Paypal. I am now in the Tricare network and your family can be seen using these benefits. Please call your provider for an initial authorization.
I have years of experience assisting non-military individuals, couples and families, as well, and have a great deal of experience working with the elderly and their families. I and accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Medicare, and Lifesynch at this time.
You can get a jump start by reading. While it may be uncomfortable if you are struggling with deployment issues, it is a form of therapy, and much less expensive than an hour with your therapist. A recommendation for wives and families struggling to understand their service member is War, by Sebastian Junger. (He also wrote The Perfect Storm.) It is available as a book, and as an audio book. He won an Oscar for the documentary version of it, Restrepo, another recommendation, which is available as a DVD. Please feel free to ask me for a copy of my complete (but ever-growing) reading list.
Call – 912-247-9987 or 912-355-3881*
(*If you are having an emergency, please call 911 or go to your local hospital.)