This group meets weekly to encourage participants to support each other and pass on helpful advice. It is a non-judgmental way to check your perceptions about your life and find more effective ways of coping. Group Size is limited to 10.
My goal is to assist clients to breakthrough trauma that has frozen them in the past. I have a wide variety of tools available to get you to your goal in the fastest amount of time with the least amount of pain.
Welcome to Unbroken, where women move from trauma to triumph. This is a space of empowerment, resilience, and growth. Here, we honor our pasts, embrace our scars, and celebrate our strength. Together, we defy limitations, shatter stereotypes, and rise above challenges. Whether you're navigating career transitions, healing from past trauma, or simply seeking sisterhood, Unbroken is here to uplift and inspire you. Join us as we reclaim our power, rewrite our narratives, and journey from trauma to triumph, together, as one unbreakable force.
Hosted by The Markum Center for Emotional Wellness
Licensed Professional Counselor, EMDR, CCPT-II
Group meets in Alpharetta, GA 30022
You are well dressed, well spoken, well educated... appearing to have it all together. You step out feeling confident and looking successful, yet you are exhausted, drained and feel unappreciated. Overworked, overwhelmed, and stressed out. Stretched to the limit, trying to do it all. Neglecting yourself while caring for others. You struggle to prioritize time to create the best version of you. You are counting the hours until the house is quiet and you can have a glass of wine or two, or finish the leftover cake- Frustrated.
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Join us for a therapeutic yoga and meditation series that focuses on cultivating self-compassion and trust through the mind-body connection. Each 90-minute session will include breathwork, guided meditation, accessible movement, and opportunities tor selt-reflection.
Do you ever feel like the world misunderstands you or you just don’t quite fit in? Are you tired of the world trying to fit you into a “box” that you just don’t belong in? If yes, we're here to help. We are passionate about providing trauma informed care and specialize in working with the LGBTQ community. Whether you are seeking to explore your gender identity, heal from past traumas, improve your overall mental health and wellbeing, or simply seeking support and guidance, we can help you achieve your goals and live a more fulfilling life. You can expect each therapist to be affirming, warm, welcoming, and compassionate.
This group is for Young Adults 18-25 with the focus on psycho- education, support, and empowerment. The group will meet on Thursday evenings and run for 8 consecutive weeks. Each participant will need to commit to attending regularly. An intake session is required to ensure it is a good fit for each individual. The cost is $40 per session.
Hosted by Transformational Therapy LLC
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, NCC, LPC, CCTP
Group meets in Duluth, GA 30096
I provide therapy to children, teenagers and adults and help them navigate the road of life. It is my goal to create a positive, non-judgmental environment where you will be seen and heard in a safe place. I will help empower you to build upon your strengths, enhance your coping skills, improve relationships, and ultimately work to create the life you desire.
Hummingbird, a virtual, 8-week grief, loss, and life transition support group for women serve as a compassionate environment where women can share their experiences of loss or significant life transitions and find solace in the presence of others who understand their pain. Facilitated by a licensed psychotherapist and a trauma specialist, Dr. Denisa Millette, our groups help participants feel less isolated, validate their feelings, and promote healing through connection and shared experiences. In person and virtual. Contact me for the next start day!
Hosted by Denisa Millette
Licensed Professional Counselor, PhD, LPC, CPCS, CCTP, DBT-C
Group meets in Tucker, GA 30084
As a grief, pain, and trauma specialist with over 24 years of clinical experience, my mission is to support children, teens, adults, and families of diverse backgrounds whose lives have been disrupted by the impact of loss, traumatic life experiences, or chronic pain and who struggle in their day to day and subsequently in their relationships with others. I work with my clients on using the best-proven methods (EMDR, trauma-focused CBT, ACT, DBT, art therapy, and mind-body practices) to manage their triggers, fears, and worries, cultivate healthy relationships, and take the first steps toward healing and rebuilding lives.
Substance Abuse support group that is led by a trained therapist that has worked in addiction for 2+ years.
Hosted by Tom Liu
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, SEP, IFS, EMDR, EFT
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30345
Are you feeling under-motivated, stuck in a career you don't want, in an emotionally draining relationship, and not feeling any zest for life? Are you a high performer who doesn’t know how to quiet your anxiety? Does the life you dream of seem very far from where you are today? Are your past traumas continuously affecting your present life? I can help you! If you are between the ages of 18 to 60 and have faced significant challenges, you need a therapist/coach who is passionate about his profession and uses the best, scientifically-backed methodologies to help you heal from the past, engage in your present, and reshape your future!
MISSION To reclaim who we are as Black Women from a mind, body, and soul perspective using the vehicles of Retreat. To work somatically, deeply in the nervous system, while setting the conditions and intentions, as an invitation to the Black Women's system/body to do the work of healing. Historical wounds, spiritual wounds, father wounds, mother wounds, racism wounds, discrimination wounds, relationship wounds, all the wounds. Much like we protect and guard physical injuries, unconsciously, we protect internal wounds in our nervous system/brain/body. www.gracecommunitycounseling.com and click the retreats tab.
Hosted by Tracy Gantlin-Monroy
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, MDiv, LPC, BSP, SE
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30315
As the 1st Black female Brainspotting trainer in the world, I seek to humanize mental health struggles, representation and champion therapy to everyone as the path to normalizing/living a healthy, active, fulfilling life. Freedom, self-confidence, courage, a healthy sense of self; what's stopping you? Barriers to acceptance exist, often buried deep within the layers of experience, trauma, divorce, unmet needs, unhealed hurts, depression, anxiety, less than desired self esteem, family systems, unhealthy relationships, anger, feelings of being misunderstood, symptoms of diagnosis, poor communication skills and the list goes on.
Are you ready to explore your relationship with anger in a healthy and supportive space? Join me for an ongoing process group where we'll dive into: Understanding healthy aggression Recognizing and shifting passive aggressiveness Understanding rage Learning about the gift of anger • Learning how to express anger effectively • Developing the skills to set and maintain boundaries. There's a lot of anger in the air-let's process it together. This group is for women who want to connect with their power, voice, and emotions in a way that serves them.
I have focused my career on providing services and working with clients suffering from various forms of trauma. I work with survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and adult survivors of childhood abuse. My clients are resilient people who are willing to make changes in their lives by making the choices to put themselves first in their lives, making healthy decisions for themselves, and work on their own self worth. My clients are folks who embrace their humanness and gather the courage to work through their toxic emotions such as shame and guilt that hold them back.
Welcome to Jeanes Mental Health Services, our goal is to support you on your journey towards mental wellness and a fulfilling life. Our team of therapists are dedicated to providing compassionate and effective counseling services to individuals facing a variety of challenges, ranging from everyday life issues to complex mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. We also specialize in addressing the unique needs of the LGBTQ+ and sex-positive communities. Whatever your struggle may be, we are here to help you navigate and overcome it.
Hosted by Raymond Edwin Jeanes
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30308
Dealing with feelings of anxiety, depression, hopelessness, PTSD, and other emotional struggles can be challenging. But by seeking help, you've taken an important first step towards overcoming these obstacles. As a therapist with extensive clinical experience in these areas, I bring empathy, compassion, and expertise to every session.
Radius is a 2.5 day therapeutic intensive, focusing on supporting those who have experienced or witnessed trauma on their pathway to healing and recovery. This program includes skill building, small group and dyad processing, and experiential work. Incorporating cutting-edge somatic techniques, relational therapy, yoga and art therapies - all within the frameworks of attachment theory and the neurobiology of trauma. We are committed to providing a sacred and safe space for transformation, community connection and long-lasting change for survivors at any stage in their journey.
Hosted by Kristine Medea
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, BCETS
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30316
You want more than anything to connect with the people you care about but find yourself getting angry or pulling away when situations become tense. The changes you’ve worked so hard to make don’t feel like enough anymore. You’ve been in therapy before, but it has only taken you so far and you want to experience deeper healing.
This is a diverse virtual group for those identifying as female who have experienced trauma. The group is focused on how to cope today with previous trauma. We use elements of IFS, mindfulness, and interpersonal strategies. We meet on alternate Fridays from 9-10:30. We focus on such topics as boundaries, relationships, trust of self and others, managing symptoms (anxiety, depression, flashbacks, nightmares, etc.), communication, and self-advocacy. We do not compare pain. Everyone needs a place to feel safe and understood, and we try to make this group just such a place. Contact me if you are interested!
Hosted by Stephanie Featherston
Licensed Professional Counselor, EdS, MDiv, LPC, CPCS
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30308
I believe that healing is based in connection. Your life experiences may have disconnected you from yourself for many reasons: depression, anxiety, trauma... My goal is to connect with you where and how you are and to help you build the connections you need to reach your goals. Most importantly, I want to help you connect with and trust yourself. Connection helps build courage to make change. To that end, I do my best to be authentic and transparent, and I focus on collaboration. I ask you to be as honest as possible with me and to be open to that connection. You are my most valuable expert.
Thank you for taking the first step to change . The Noah Fence Project transforms lives impacted by Sexual addiction & Trauma through proven, comprehensive, and patient-centric treatment plans. We are dedicated to delivering evidence-based, gender-specific behavioral health and addiction programming, all while showing utmost respect to our clients and their families. United by compassion for every person who comes to us for help, we advocate for patients and families through personalized treatment and financial accessibility. Above all, we strive to ease the pain of addiction by restoring health, hope, spirituality, and relationships, ultimately preparing individuals and families for lifelong recovery. Lunch provided
Hosted by Morrondo Edwards-Roberts
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30310
Is it time for you to live life without limitations? Do you believe that therapy can be fun as well as enlightening? Are you ready to embrace your diagnosis rather than run away from it? Mor Rondo J. Edwards-Roberts is a licensed independent social worker (LISW-S). He believes behavioral health models can be used to empower individuals, provide hope, healing, and connections to resources through the use of behavioral health models. PLEASE be sure to check out our support groups below for children , teens and adults .
L.I.T. Hikes for Black Moms is designed to help connect, strengthen, and heal the relationship between Black mamas and their daughters. Hikes are hosted at different nature preserves throughout Metro Atlanta.
Hosted by The Trap House of Healing with Dr. Terri & Co.
Marriage & Family Therapist, DMFT
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30311
The Trap House of Healing is an unapologetic urbanized practice for Black families to be seen, heard, and supported. The THoH was founded on the principles of building community by integrating Black culture, trap music, and holistic work to help heal those in need. Each therapist at the THoH is clinically trained as a marriage & family therapist, and therefore we take a unique approach in addressing the complex traumas of Black people/families, and those representing the LBGTQAI+ community... so if you're ready for a spine-tingling transformation, improved communication, and a happier, healthier life, then look no further.
THIS GROUP IS FULL. This group provides a supportive space for women who are recently out of a long-term marriage or relationship that was unfulfilling, limiting, or wounding. In this group we will practice honoring the pain as a way of releasing its hold on us. We will process the difficult relational dynamics we experienced and explore the limiting narratives we have believed about ourselves. We will practice finding and using our voices to help each other reclaim who we are and empower each other to boldly build the lives we want.
There’s more to life than just working and caring for others. You struggled to build this life for yourself, but now there’s little joy in it. You feel disconnected, alone. You yearn to do more than just survive. You want to explore new parts of yourself, deepen your relationships, and find new energy for life. How can you get there when right now your plate is so full you’re barely making it through the day? Things can get better. I will walk with you through this time of awakening and help you refocus on your own needs as you journey toward the life you want. A life full of authenticity and connection.
This virtual therapy group is designed for adults who connect with alternative rock, emo, pop-punk, post-hardcore, and punk rock music as part of their healing process. No prior art experience is needed, and the group is a great fit for anyone who ever considered themselves an “emo kid.” The group consists of 30 biweekly virtual meetings for Georgia residents only at $50 per session. It is facilitated by Rowan Crawfish, LPC. Interested participants can join by emailing groups@counselingzebra.com.
Hosted by The Counseling Zebra, LLC
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, ATR-P, NCC
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30328
My practice is client-led, social justice-oriented, and grounded in radical affirmation, offering warm, collaborative, and person-centered therapy. I work with LGBTQIA2S+ folks, AuDHD and Autistic folks (specializing in late-diagnosed and self-identifying), chronically ill and disabled folks, those navigating complex trauma, anxiety, burnout, people-pleasing, grief, isolation, and the impact of systemic oppression. Whether you’re exploring your identity, unlearning body shame, processing trauma, or living with chronic illness, this is a space where you don’t have to explain or defend your experience.
The Parental Hurt support group is a safe space to share, heal, and learn how to navigate parental hurt (narcissistic parents, absent parents, mother/father wound etc.) and difficult family relationships by reading the book "Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents" by Lindsay C. Gibson. This group is a six-week closed group facilitated virtually with up to 4 participants. We'll discuss coping skills, boundaries, difficult conversations and more, all related to parental hurt. For more information, FAQs, and registration, please visit www.kindredcounselingandwellness.com.
I warmly welcome individual, couple, and family clients with a range of concerns including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, and grief in the state of Georgia. I specialize in relational trauma, parental hurt (mother/father wound), family dynamics, and attachment issues. I also help professionals who are experiencing burnout, stress, and career transitions in the corporate setting.
RO DBT empowers us to deepen our relationships connection with others. By learning to regulate our nervous systems, we are able to enjoy our experiences with others and connect more deeply. RO DBT can help us understand our emotions more deeply. RO DBT helps people with over control to create "a life worth sharing" by increasing flexibility and self enquiry to understand ourselves more clearly. Deepening self compassion and cultivating a mindfulness to social signaling helps to empower us to have the connections and relationships that we deeply need and desire in our lives.
Hosted by Tara Arnold
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW, CEDS
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30324
Would you like to be able to to let go of worry and enjoy your life? Are you constantly stressed and full of anxiety- feeling like you can never do enough? Does perfectionism shut you down? As a seasoned therapist, I integrate multiple therapy methods- from behavioral and experiential to techniques such as; mindfulness, DBT, RO DBT and IFS and more to foster healing. I offer a compassionate safe space to explore your emotions and use evidence-based techniques to promote self-awareness, self acceptance, and change. Together, we'll navigate emotions, improve relationships, and cultivate lasting emotional balance.
I co-facilitate this group with Orion Crook, focusing on developing deep community relationships and exploring common therapeutic themes such as family or origin, anxiety/depression, connection, and living in late stage capitalism. The group alternates between open process sessions, which foster organic connection, and guided experiential work designed to encourage emotional shifts. Our sessions often incorporate experiential methods, including expressive arts therapy, somatic therapy, and psycho-education. This rotation allows group members to build trust and connection while engaging in meaningful personal and collective exploration. We seek a 3 month commitment for those entering the group (updated from 6 months on the flyer).
Hosted by Cristiana Valenti
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Group meets in Atlanta, GA 30310
Every person has so much beauty within them that is just waiting to emerge. As a warm-hearted, holistic therapist, I help you navigate through what you want to change. Together, we uncover a path towards wholeness, authenticity and empowerment. I collaborate with adults and teens by providing tools in session that can be applied outside the therapy space. Utilizing deep listening and experiential activities in therapy, we begin to notice changes at both the emotional and relational level. I work with those who experience anxiety, depression, spiritual/existential issues, relationship conflicts, trauma, or those longing to grow.
After publishing a faith based book on Relationship and child loss with high conflict divorce, I decided to publish a faith based workbook for healing and restarting life again. This group with meet weekly for 4 weeks. The cost is $40.00 plus the 2 books ($29.00). It is open to women and men.
Hosted by Christine Cantilena Barnes
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS/NCC, LPC, EMDR, CPCS, GA/ MD
Group meets in Roswell, GA 30076
Psychotherapy is a healthy commitment and instills courage. It is crucial to find the right fit for yourself, one who can best relate to your personal issues. Working for Peachford, Ridgeview, and Emory Hospitals, has provided me to focus on Trauma, Autisim, Resistant Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, and Grief. My goal is to advocate for those desiring healing of painful emotions and retraining the brain for better outcomes. I invite teens, college students, and adults who suffer from intrusive thoughts, self-harming behaviors, loss of faith, grieving divorce, parental alienation, and narcissist abuse to have a place of peace .
The Intention of the group is to help us learn how to embody our experiences through understanding the language of our nervous system. Our nervous system and our body stores a wealth of information which supports us in making informed decisions about how we engage in our lives. Through this group, you will learn to connect with your nervous system and decipher the information it consistently provides you. You will learn to support your nervous system through following and holding space for yourself in a kind and supportive way.
I have focused my career on providing services and working with clients suffering from various forms of trauma. I work with survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and adult survivors of childhood abuse. My clients are resilient people who are willing to make changes in their lives by making the choices to put themselves first in their lives, making healthy decisions for themselves, and work on their own self worth. My clients are folks who embrace their humanness and gather the courage to work through their toxic emotions such as shame and guilt that hold them back.
