Person-Centered Therapists in 30075

My name is Jenni Caruso. I'm a LPC who is dedicated to providing clinically-informed, person-centered therapy services to children, adolescents, & young adults. My clinical expertise include child & adolescent development, emotional/behavioral/social challenges, anxiety, depression, women's issues, grief/loss, miscarriage/child loss, life transitions, ADHD & LGBTQ+. AdditionalIy, I'm a Certified Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapist & I'm intensively trained to provide Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) to help my adult clients who struggle with PTSD, treatment-resistant depression, and severe anxiety.

Utilizing a person centered approach for navigating your life makes the most sense to me! I am an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist, and I am passionate about helping people navigate traumas, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, work stress, health challenges, self-esteem, and self-exploration related to sexual orientations and gender identities. I truly enjoy empowering each client in their exploration of finding peace and acceptance.

Are you grappling with overwhelming feelings, sadness, persistent worry, or dealing with a loved one with dementia? I can help with a compassionate and effective therapeutic approach to navigate these difficulties. In my practice, I specialize in addressing the complex needs of individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, and dementia-related challenges. Through a blend of person-centered and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), I offer a unique framework that honors each individual's experiences and fosters practical strategies for managing symptoms and improving overall well-being.

Counseling is a healthy commitment and shows bravery. It is crucial to find the right fit for yourself, one who can best relate to your issues. Working for Peachford, Ridgeview, and Emory Hospitals, has allowed me to focus on trauma, persons on the spectrum, persistent anxiety, ADHD, grief, and resistent depression. My goal is to serve as an advocate for those desiring healing, proper medical care and learning to use their voice. Specializing in teens, college students, and adults who suffer from intrusive thoughts, self-harming behaviors, suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, divorce, parental alienation, and narcissist abuse.

Sometimes anxiety, depression or low self-esteem issues can come on slowly or, at times, quickly overwhelm us. No matter how these issues happen it helps to have someone to listen to and support you through those times. My goal is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for my clients where they can slow down and start to take apart those issues piece by piece so they can be better understood and dealt with. I use many different counseling styles but, ultimately, I want my clients to feel like they are just having a conversation about the struggles in their lives.

Thank you for visiting to learn a little more about me. As an educator and therapist I have spent many years building trusting relationships and supporting clients during transitional phases of life. Whether you are a teenager or an adult, change or lack of change can lead to emotions that are difficult to process independently. As a therapist, I listen to your story, work with you to develop goals, and strategize with you on how to reach your goals.

Anchored Mind is a group practice that offers individual (7+), couple, and family mental health & nutrition counseling. Our team includes licensed clinical mental health counselors as well as registered dietitian nutritionists. Please visit our website for more info, request an appointment or a complimentary phone consultation.

Beginning therapy is a step towards taking positive action. Are you facing challenges in your relationships and looking to improve them? Maybe you have been experiencing depression, anxiety and stress, painful life transitions or wish for greater overall health and wellness. Effective therapy heightens your awareness in the way you think, see and move through life. These changes can in turn affect long-term healing. It is imperative that you find an experienced therapist who is a good fit for you when beginning or continuing your journey.

Reaching out for help is often intimidating, especially if you are unsure where to begin. Everyone’s therapeutic process is going to look different, and I’m eager to work with you to discover what that will be. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is most important in this process, and I understand the need to find a good fit. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, addiction, significant life transitions, trauma, self-esteem challenges, etc., I will walk with you along your path to healing. Therapy can be a tool to increase self-compassion, understand our emotions, improve relationships, and offer healing.

Our triggers are signals that let us know something under the surface needs to be addressed. I love helping individuals get to the root of this. Whether it’s working with children through their language of play, or adults that have deep wounds from childhood, I work with each individual to find the internal wounds, conflict, and traumas that are showing up in everyday behaviors and relationships today.

Kaylee enjoys working with children and teens as they navigate identity exploration, emotional maturity, and the many challenges of growing up. She provides a safe and warm environment for children to be themselves through incorporating play, art, and a variety of engaging activities to make therapy not just a safe space, but also fun!

You are ready to make some positive changes in your life, but not sure where to start. Perhaps you feel stuck in your relationships, or are going through a transition. Maybe you feel overwhelmed by anxiety or depression and want to learn to manage better, develop new coping skills, feel more in control of your life. You wonder, when did it all get so complicated? Or maybe you are a parent and very worried about your teen. You want to be the one to help them, but at a loss as to how, and you would like to find someone they can trust and connect with, open up to, and also help guide you in parenting them through these hard times.

Roswell Counseling for Children and Adults started out as a solo private practice by Dr. D. Craig Kerley, PsyD, in 2003. For more information, visit our website at www.roswelltherapy.com.

Hello, and thank you for exploring my work! I have built my practice on the principle of safe connection. My belief is that when you feel safe to be your truest self, you are able to talk about and unlock the wounds needing to heal. When you feel understood, you are able to access the compassion and healing needed to resolve the issues tripping us up in everyday life. My work is to create a safe healing space so clients and loved ones find the healthy relief they have been seeking.

Hi there! With over four years of experience working with individuals and families in a variety of settings including hospital and community mental health, I believe every person brings a unique point of view to the counseling room, that each person is inherently valuable and has the capacity for growth, joy, and true fulfillment. I believe God is writing a story for every individual, redeeming the broken and hurts in our pasts. My first priority is cultivating a safe, warm, and open space for clients to discover themselves, grow, and tackle any barriers that they’ve encountered on their journey.

You are on the search for something...Whether it is clarity, peace, happiness, support, or the freedom to finally explore who YOU truly are. We often may feel the pressure to appear we have it all together when deep inside we are fighting a battle within. This journey that you are on, no longer has to be walked alone. I commend you for acknowledging your pain and seeking out ways to help yourself. I provide individual therapy to young adults and adults experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, low self-esteem, life transitions, and struggles within interpersonal relationships. I also provide expressive arts grief groups see below:

I know firsthand how challenging it can be to navigate difficult emotions from a personal and parenting perspective. That's why I enjoy working closely with families to develop strategies for managing challenging behaviors and promoting healthy emotional development in children. Kids can have really BIG feelings, and sometimes it takes big collaboration to help them and you figure it out. Additionally, as someone that has had a lifelong battle with anxiety, I have enjoyed helping people of ALL ages navigate and develop the tools and strategies you need to manage your symptoms and live a more fulfilling life.

Does it feel like you have outgrown who you used to be? Are you feeling stuck in your thoughts, behaviors or patterns? Do you feel hopeless, lonely, or lost? Are you seeking to know yourself better and live a happier & more fulfilling life? Therapy is a powerful place to explore new ways of understanding ourselves, how we show up in the world and how we relate to ourselves and those around us -- it is a space to pause, focus inward and explore our internal world.

Lauren most often works with elementary, middle, and high school kids and their families. She takes pride in being flexible and creative with her approach to meet the needs of various ages and personalities, and incorporates everything from expressive arts, to video games, to mindfulness scripts. For teen and adult clients she strives to help individuals identify the unhelpful beliefs they hold about themselves and learn to love themselves through self-compassion, healthy boundaries, and experiencing empathy in her office. Lauren loves working with clients and parents to help them navigate their lives with calm and confidence.