Dr. Cherlette McCullough
Dr. Cherlette McCullough, LMFT, is an award-winning Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, author, speaker, and mental health advocate serving Florida, Texas, and Georgia. As Founder & CEO of Center Peace Therapy in Winter Park, FL, she specializes in emotional wellness, relationships, trauma recovery, leadership wellness, and helping individuals and families navigate life transitions with resilience and emotional intelligence.
With over a decade of clinical and leadership experience, Dr. McCullough is recognized as a trusted voice in mental health advocacy and community impact. She frequently serves as a media mental health expert appearing on outlets including WESH 2 News, News 6 WKMG, and TV One, providing insight on emotional wellness, trauma, relationships, and personal growth.
A longtime community leader, Dr. McCullough serves on several nonprofit and civic boards. She is passionate about strengthening communities through advocacy, leadership, emotional wellness, and meaningful connection.
Dr. McCullough has lived in Central Florida for many years and deeply values the culture, charm, and sense of community that make Winter Park and Park Avenue such a unique destination.
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WE ARE PARK AVENUE DISTRICT.
Our Vision
Imagine a downtown where history, art, and nature blend seamlessly, creating a vibrant and welcoming community. Here, the past meets the present in every shop, event, and stroll down the Avenue. Residents feel a deep sense of pride and belonging, while visitors are drawn to the charm and warmth that define our town.
We are committed to preserving and enhancing this unique place by supporting our small local businesses, celebrating our rich culture, hosting community events and embracing the natural beauty around us. Our vision is a downtown that reflects the spirit of our community—a place where everyone feels at home, whether they’re here for a lifetime or just a moment.
Our goal as a 501c3 nonprofit organization is to encourage economic vitality through design and promotion within the context of historic preservation in the confines of the Park Avenue District.
