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Are you struggling with relationships and boundaries? Are going through recent changes or wanting to chase your dreams but feel uncertain or unmotivated? Are you experiencing an increase in anxiety or depression that is stopping you from being the best you? Therapy can be a great a tool to help any of these possible feelings or changes you may be facing. You may be ready to take back control of your life and find some relief, or you might be at the stage of wondering if things can be better. I can help with all of these things, let's set up a no cost consultation call to see if I am a good fit for you!

Not currently accepting new patients. I have been helping individuals and couples address anxiety, depression, infidelity, and trauma for nearly six years. My training as a marriage and family therapist allows me to assess and treat your problems through a systemic lens getting at the heart of the problems in your thoughts, behaviors, and emotions while improving your connections with others in your life.

There are many things to consider when starting therapy. It can be overwhelming to find a good therapist who is also a good fit. I specialize in mood disorders (anxiety, depression and bipolar d/o) and OCD (obsessive-compulsive d/o) with clients of a diverse age range. I also work with clients who have long-standing relational and personality issues. I work from a holistic model and I help clients to make small changes across many areas of their lives: physical and mental health, social support, stress reduction, spirituality/faith (if there is a desire to incorporate it), while holding the cultural context of each person in mind.

Throughout my years of studying Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling, I've gained experience working with a wide range of clientele. From high school students struggling to achieve academic goals, to couples wanting to strengthen their communication and emotional understanding, as well as families that are trying to navigate challenging situations, every person who comes to therapy is unique and deserves to be treated as such. I strive to create a comfortable and supportive therapeutic atmosphere so we can work collaboratively on the topics that have brought you to counseling.

Hannah has a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and has been a Licensed Therapist since 2014. She has worked in a variety of settings with several populations. Her first experience in this field was working in long-term residential treatment for individuals struggling with severe and persistent mental illness. Since that time, she has worked in an inpatient psychiatric facility, residential programs, intensive outpatient agencies, and an outpatient clinic.

Sometimes life experiences can be overwhelming and burdensome to even the strongest person. Walking through life with the weight of the world and it’s problems, all the while pretending as if things are okay, can cause one to feel misunderstood, unheard, isolated or even alone. If this sounds familiar to you, you’ve probably been wearing your superhero cape for too long; and I’m here to help you take it off, even if only just to wash it. If you’re ready, it is my hope to cultivate a safe space for you to feel empowered enough to heal...

It can be difficult to navigate life stressors with the everyday bustle of life. Sometimes those stressors grow and become larger problems that seem unmanageable, overwhelming, and you may want to give up. Working with you through these crises and getting life back on track is exactly what I would like to do for those who need it most. Living your life worth living is my goal and getting you to that goal is the center of a therapeutic relationship with me.

I view every person as a unique individual with specific goals, perspectives, barriers, and background. Relationships (missing and broken), demands and expectations that lead to letdowns and depression, trauma, undesired repetitive behaviors, refusal to accept things as they are and shame ("something is wrong with me") are just a few of the common themes I help individuals and families with. I have experience with families, individuals and adolescent groups. My hope is to partner with people with a strong willingness to participate who want restoration.

If you're someone who is truly committed to delving deep into your inner world, ready to embrace personal growth, and eager to unearth the root of what holds you back, then you've come to the right place. I specialize in clients who hold high expectations for themselves and have often been referred to by others as "perfectionists". I enjoy supporting clients as they are ready to figure out how patterns of perfectionism and people pleasing have come about in their life and how to move forward to live a life where there are more moments of peace and fulfillment.

The decision to begin (or deepen) therapy is a big one. I imagine you’ve attempted to manage a lot of things as best as you possibly could and that led you here. I’m so happy you’re here. I help clients navigate life when there’s been a few (or many) wrong turns and bumps in the road. I am skilled at working with all parts of a client when they have a history of trauma (knowingly or not). This often takes the form of eating disorders, anxiety, emotional overwhelm or dysregulation, dissociation, self-esteem issues, relationship issues, or substance use.

Carrie Thompson is a National and State Board certified Professional Counselor with a commitment to assisting children, teens and families toward optimum health. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Georgia and Masters of Counseling from Argosy University and has experience in residential, school, individual and telehealth settings. Carrie is an Adoption Competent therapist, serves families and individuals coping with Autism, ADHD and learning challenges, and offers DBT, CBT, IFS, and somatic strategies for trauma and anxiety.

Are you struggling in your relationship? Do you find yourself having the same fights and conflicts with your partner? Or are you a parent that's worried about your child's behavior and coping with school or friendships? If so, I can help.

Leslie is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida with over a decade of experience working with individuals with a wide range of challenges. She's committed to working with people to help them find meaning and fulfillment in their lives.

Amy Syen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia who has been practicing since 2008. She received her Master of Social Work with a Concentration in Mental Health degree from the University of Kentucky. Amy works to establish a strong therapeutic rapport with clients in order to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for people to feel comfortable starting their recovery process. This therapeutic relationship is collaborative. You and Amy will work together to achieve the goals you set for yourself. In her spare time, Amy enjoys traveling with her family and friends, hiking, other outdoor activities, and reading.

Wisdom’s House was birth to provide counseling to assist those that dealt with life struggles by remaining secretive of their daily battles. Her goal is to inform individuals they can receive healing through the power of confession, counsel, forgiveness, and accepting the power to be free. She is gilded and passionate about assisting those in reaching their full potential by living a purpose-driven life.

As a therapist, my primary goal is to provide a safe, nurturing, and nonjudgmental environment where individuals can freely express themselves and explore their emotions and experiences. Using play therapy for younger children and psychotherapy (talk therapy) for older children. I Incorporate various treatment methods and tailor my approach to each individual's unique needs. Whether it's addressing behavioral challenges, emotional struggles, or trauma, I am dedicated to creating a collaborative and supportive therapeutic relationship with my clients and their families.

I am Amanda Prior a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia. I have experience working with at risk youth, children, adults, families, and couples. My experience has been working in a residential setting as well as private practice. I have completed my education and continue training to work on a professional level to help you. In addition, I too have had my own challenges and life experiences so I know how difficult working on ourselves can be. I have a deep appreciation for the courage that it takes to seek help and to start therapy. Talking about our feelings, experiences and thoughts can be extremely hard.

One of my favorite things about this process is getting to know you and your past experiences in hopes that you might get to know more about yourself and the person you want to be going forward. My style is engaged, honest and relational. I offer a warm environment where we can address sensitive topics at a comfortable pace. We will work collaboratively and creatively to address unwanted patterns and behaviors that might have you feeling stuck. We may explore new strategies for things like coping, communicating and connecting in an effort to strengthen your sense of self-worth, relationships and quality of life.

Being a child can be challenging, and parenting them can be even harder! When children are faced with big emotions and challenges, sometimes they need support navigating life in a way that keeps them growing forward. When caregivers have tried books, talking to other parents, and nothing seems to work, therapy can sometimes offer the missing piece they need to help their children. I utilize therapeutic play techniques and developmentally appropriate skills to address challenges with emotional regulation, relationship challenges, and many of the other hurdles kids face every day.