Therapists in Georgia

Most people seek therapy after going through the same cycle over and over again. Maybe you have identified the problem as anxiety, depression, or a relationship pattern with your spouse or a family member. Or maybe you are not sure, but you desire positive change in your life. Whatever your goal, I will listen to your concerns to figure out what is at the core of your struggles. We will work together to break down barriers and create actionable steps to achieve your goals. I take pride in helping my clients connect with their true selves on the path to healing and a better quality of life.

I am currently fully booked so not taking new clients. I will post an update here when I am able to accept new clients. I work with couples, families, individuals, children, teens, and groups who are struggling with communication, family relationships, couple's relationships, infidelity, grief and loss, divorce, family violence, sexual abuse, and sexual assault. Most people struggle in relationships with others at some point in their lives; this is part of being human. We can benefit from talking things through.

Do you relate to anxiety memes on social media? What about staying up late at night thinking about that time you told the host at that restaurant you went to years ago “you too” when they told you to “enjoy your meal?” How about all-or-nothing thinking? "I’ll never figure this out," "life will always be hard," or "I’ll never be happy." Unfortunately, so many of us do, especially women in this society.

Does your child struggle to communicate feelings, misunderstand social cues, or manage intense emotions? Is your child impulsive, has trouble completing tasks, or suffers from sensory overload? These challenges can leave them feeling isolated, dampen their self-esteem, and strain their family and peer systems. If you or your child are looking for a compassionate and skilled therapist to navigate the journey of being or feeling different, I am here to help. I specialize in working with individuals who are navigating the unique challenges associated with developmental differences, such as ADHD and Autism.

Stacia March is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with 12 years of experience in the mental health field. Stacia specializes in helping adolescents and adults struggling with grief, life transitions, exploitation, anxiety, stress, and depression, amongst other challenges. She completed her Master of Social Work (MSW) at Barry University and uses an eclectic therapeutic approach suited to her clients' individual care.

Thank you for taking the first step to your healing and path to wellness. Once you have made contact with me, you and your situation becomes my priority. Rather the problem is within a relationship, work issues, or issues within such as depression and anxiety; my goals for counseling is simply to build a collaborative relationship that will assist you with developing a goal and a plan that leads to and sustains healing and wellness.

Hello! I received my Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Regis University with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2008. I have experience in cultural stress, women's issues, marital/pre-marital, life transitions, and anxiety. My approach utilizes Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Solution Focused Brief (SFBT), Narrative, Dialectical (DBT), and Family Systems therapies. I am passionate about increasing the accessibility of mental health services in marginalized communities and providing culturally competent mental health care.

I am committed to working with individuals to help them achieve their goals and therefore individualize treatment to meet each client's unique needs. I attempt to build upon strengths to instill hope and bring about change. I assist individuals to find meaning in the midst of life's challenges. I believe that with hard work and persistence, change is possible. My ideal client would include individuals seeking assistance for addictions, depression, anxiety disorders, stress management, trauma, self-esteem, anger management, couples counseling, family counseling, and integrating spiritual issues in counseling.

My love of the arts and engaging in the creative process for healing and personal growth naturally led me to the field of therapy. I see the therapeutic process as infinitely creative! My practice draws from years of training in art therapy, mindfulness, psychodynamic approaches, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Being that each person enters therapy with their own unique perspectives and needs, we will work together to incorporate the tools that are most effective for accomplishing your goals.

Seeking help takes courage and I'm so glad you're here. As a therapist, I desire to create a non-judging space for individuals and couples experiencing Internet and porn addiction. According to research, pornography is viewed by approximately 69% of American men and 40% of American women in any given year. You might find yourself stuck and alone and not sure what to do next in this season. Many people find themselves where you are and it's okay to ask for help. If you feel alone, connection is possible. If you feel hopeless, hope is possible.

I am an emotionally intelligent and faith-based professional that has experience in working with individuals (children, adolescents, and adults), families and groups. I am a highly skilled counselor who has had the opportunity to work with those struggling with substance abuse, behavioral disorders, grief, trauma, eating disorders, culture, and minority issues, anxiety, relational issues and depression. It is an honor to walk alongside those who are in a place where they need help to move forward, find well-being and achieve their goals. I am optimistic, that there is resolution towards concerns and issues affecting positive functioning.

My name is Tyundreya Lindsey and I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Georgia. I have been in the mental health field for 8 years and I've worked with a diverse population, including mental health and substance abuse. My approach is centered around narrative (everyone wants to be heard) and solution-focused (moving past the issue) therapy. My passion is working with individuals and/or couples surrounding relationships; whether it be romantic, work, church, friends, etc.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Georgia. My experience comes from providing direct mental health and behavioral counseling for teens and adults with a variety of presenting issues, including anxiety, relationship and family issues, trauma, community violence, gender identity, and depression. I approach the therapeutic relationship with an acute sensitivity and respect for multi/cross-cultural factors. My clinical experience includes working with a diverse population which includes race, youth, families, and adults given my firsthand experience in navigating generational and cultural differences.

Are you experiencing emotional pain or facing challenges that are impacting your life such as anxiety, grief, emotional trauma, or life transitions? I offer effective, whole person centered, and compassionate therapeutic services to help you heal and move forward. Our time together provides you a safe and confidential environment, as you clarify and process challenges and/or pain, along with learning powerful personal skills and possible solutions. The insight and skills, gained through our sessions together, frequently prompt emotional breakthroughs that result in meaningful healing and growth with significant, lifetime benefits.

Life transitions are filled with many conflicting emotions. When emotions become overwhelming and it is difficult to make a decision than it is often time to find support. I am passionate about helping client's find direction during these confusing times by guiding them as they develop their own goals and strengths. I am a faith-based counselor working with adults and adolescents in the areas of trauma, suicidal ideation and self-harm, mood disorders, including depression, anxiety and bipolar as well as relationship challenges including recovery from emotionally abusive relationships and spiritual questioning.

You are the author of your own story;Therefore, you know you, best. Your story is important. Your story is beautiful. Your story is what makes you, you. As your therapist, we use your story to allow for true growth and transformation.Starting therapy can feel like the most vulnerable experience you will encounter, especially with someone you have never met. Speaking with a stranger about the deepest parts of ourselves can sometimes feel daunting and unnerving. You are not alone in these feelings. I seek to provide you with a safe space that allows you to find passion in your life and remove blocks that are keeping you from thriving.

Greetings, my name is Bettina J. Sellers. I have a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia, and I have been in private practice since 2018. Although my civilian counseling career began in 2015, my counseling experience began as a Non-commissioned Officer in the Air Force during my 20-year career. I am trained and specialize in Trauma-Informed Counseling. I work with individuals suffering from various traumas to include, but not limited to child abuse, domestic violence, psychological abuse, and sexual assault.

Deb Price is a Licensed Professional Counselor, as well as a Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor in the State of Georgia for more than 25 years combined. She is committed to helping others find hope in their circumstances and discovering new and unique ways to see their situations through a new or different lens. Using cognitive behavioral therapy, a person-centered approach, or whatever speaks to her audience, Deb is able to reach others to promote growth and overall progress in their day-to-day lives.

It’s truly incredible when a person sees that there’s something inside them that they want to work on, and then they go after that. It’s powerful that you’re here, that you’re searching. The people who want to be the best version of themselves, who want to break “generational cycles” and work on their mental health so that they can heal and pass down health, wholeness, peace, and light to the next generation - those are the superheroes. Our mental health is our foundation for how we relate to ourselves and world around us after all - Our God, ourselves, and others. Let's heal together and break those cycles.