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Have you experienced a trauma or life-changing event? Are you feeling stuck and struggling with anxiety or depression? Or are you just trying to figure out who you are or find a purpose? I am passionate about helping those who are working to find balance in their lives and those in need of finding that mind-body connection to promote health and well-being. I am experienced in working with Trauma, LGBTQ+ community, relationship and family concerns, and college students struggling to balance the demands of academics and daily living.

I am part of the team at the The Aguirre Center for Inclusive Psychotherapy, which provides Individual, Relationship, and Group Psychotherapy as well as Psychological Assessment. We believe that you deserve to work with someone who understands and affirms the complexities of your identities. In our work, I will bring myself into the space. My personality, lived experiences, and identities won’t be shoved in a drawer so that we can build an authentic and open relationship. I’m challenging yet supportive and direct yet affirming. I invite ongoing feedback on how I show up in our space.

If you’re like most people, therapy is daunting. You may be finding yourself stuck, or repeating the same patterns, or tired of the ways you’ve been coping. I can help you during these times. Together, we'll unpack your feelings, understand your situation and develop ways for you to move forward. This journey of life we’re all on isn’t easy. An experienced guide during challenging times can make all of the difference. Contact me today and begin charting a new path for yourself.

My practice, You Be You Counseling (YBYC), is centered on the belief that individuals are striving to become the most authentic versions of themselves, and that they are seeking out opportunities to grow. As with any process where change and growth are the intended outcomes, taking the first step can be challenging. However, more often than not, the end result is one in which individuals experience growth toward a more authentic version of themselves.

When you’re hurting emotionally, talking to a professional is important for your mental health. I’m Matthew Reeves, an Atlanta-based psychotherapist and rehabilitation counselor. I strive to bring tangible, positive change to my clients’ lives. My highest objective is to truly “get” you, understanding your complexities and nuances. I offer grounded, goal-centered counseling based on your uniqueness and your capacity to grow and heal. Together, we will identify what changes you would like to make within yourself. Then, we’ll work to transform pain to strength, challenge to wisdom, isolation to connection, and turbulence to peace.

I have an expertise in addiction and codependency. My favorite clinical skills are teaching clients how to take care of themselves and gain insight on where they begin and others end. I am a seasoned professional in all clinical settings including hospitals, counseling centers and private practice. I am a licensed clinical social worker and did my graduate work at the University of Maryland.

Partnering with individuals who are open to learning and practice. Wellness is achievable through consistent practices. Thought management is the foundation.

Congratulations on taking such a significant and courageous step in your self care. We can easily become stagnated by the struggles of our past or bounded by the worries of our future. My mission is to empower my clients through identifying and cultivating their strengths consequently building upon these qualities to achieve the vision and goals they have for themselves. I strive to foster a relationship that provides a safe and non-judgmental space for clients to share openly and freely.

I want to work with you who have struggled to become high valued, not maximizing their giftedness or have not discover who they are yet. Life can be overburdened or emotionally and spiritually taxed. Over time, your action can turn into inaction and burnout. I have worked with couples (married and unmarried) and on TV (Jim Jones & Chrissy: Vow or Never). I know your needs, issues and I can help achieve your goals if you put the work in (personal development). I want to work with men especially and maximize their potential as leaders or strong supporters. My goal is to reach out and pull out the KING in all men.

There is wisdom in acknowledging the present and accepting yourself as you are today without judgement but that is easier said than done. In a world filled with uncertainty and constant change learning to adjust might be harder than before. Therapy is about creating the space to process emotions, release burdens, learn to identify behavioral patterns, set goals, reframe your thoughts, regulate emotions, but ultimately learned to adapt to the inevitable change.

Erin graduated with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Georgia State University and is a National Certified Counselor. Erin received her Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia in 2009 and practiced healthcare law for eleven years. After over a decade in the corporate world, Erin was compelled to become a counselor to help others navigate the stressors of work, relationships, family, and parenthood. She is committed to creating a strong and genuine therapeutic relationship understanding that the client is the expert over their own life.

Caroline Bozarth is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia who has been practicing since 2018. She received her Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Mercer University and her Bachelor of Arts from Duke University. Caroline sees adults for individual therapy. She works with clients on a wide range of issues, including life changes, mental health symptoms such as anxiety and depression, and substance abuse concerns. Caroline. Caroline employs a person-centered approach, often complementing talk therapy with DBT interventions. In her spare time, Caroline enjoys walking, reading, gardening, and cooking.

Ralph Lynn McEachin is a licensed clinical social worker. Ralph has years of experience helping patients with depression, anxiety, grief, and loss. He practices honesty in the therapeutic relationship and aims to help his patients learn from life experiences to help in their recovery process. His ultimate goal is to help his patients live better lives. He also often educates his patients about their diagnoses, symptoms, and treatment options so patients can learn more about their situation.

It is our belief that the decisions we make and the behaviors we exhibit are directly related to what we know as our reality. Knowing and understanding that fact leads us to approach every situation with the mindset that you, as the client, have the ability and power to make positive changes in your life. We know that placing blame, not taking responsibility, and not living up to your potential, only allows others to be in control of your life, leaving you without a voice. It is our philosophy that NOT BEING PRESENT FOR YOU can lead to BOWING DOWN TO OTHERS.

I taught middle and high school for 14 years before becoming a counselor. These experiences shaped the way I think and work with my clients. I would be happy to sit with anyone from any walk of life, but my work has often focused on young people and their families in conflict or crisis. Many of my clients are high schoolers struggling with school and relationships, or parents who just can't seem to connect to their child whom they love so much. I work with college-age people who are struggling with purpose and direction, and couples who can't seem to find the path back to each other.

xx Not currently accepting new clients xx Having the strength to seek help during a difficult time is a sign of courage and demonstrates the resourcefulness and commitment that are necessary to make the desired changes that will improve your life. I approach counseling from a wellness perspective which takes into account physical, mental/emotional, social, occupational, spiritual, and environmental factors that may impact your quality of life. I can assist you with recognizing, exploring, and working through obstacles that may be getting in the way of your personal growth and happiness.

Hi! As a therapist, it is my privilege and passion to work with individuals and families to overcome challenging relationships, life stressors, losses, and trauma histories. I believe in a collaborative, person-centered, and strength-based perspective. Through individualized treatment, I work to support clients and help them move forward from situations disrupting their functioning. When they don’t believe they can, I will believe for them while they learn new coping and mindfulness skills to heal and grow.

I am the CEO and Founder of Joie de Vivre Counseling and Therapy. I hold a master’s degree in Professional Counseling and have over 14 years of clinical experience. I am passionate about helping women transform how they feel about themselves, their intimate relationships and living a more deeply authentic and meaningful life. Working collaboratively I will assist you in finding your voice, stepping fully into wisdom and empower you to create a life of passion and purpose. For women who struggle with anxiety my approach combines integrative mind-body techniques with cognitive behavioral therapy, and a strengths-based approach.