"Dennis has over 25 years of experience, including over 15 years in private practice. His private practice experience has focused substantially on the treatment of children and adolescents dealing with issues of disruptive behaviors, ADHD, attachment issues, adoption, and trauma due to various forms of neglect and abuse. Dennis also has extensive experience working with adults around issues of anxiety and depression, substance abuse, and couple relationships. In addition, he has experience with special populations including veterans, victims of trauma. Dennis has received advanced training in trauma-informed care, disruptive behavior in children and adolescents, and substance abuse treatment."

"My clients often feel like the negative thoughts in their head run their lives. Their self-doubt and fear leave them feeling stuck and unfulfilled. Since 2003 I have been providing therapy to women dealing with anxiety, low self-esteem & relationship problems. I can offer you an objective, nonjudgmental perspective and provide concrete tools to help you move closer to the life you want."

"It takes courage to seek a counseling relationship--good for you for taking this first step! A compassionate, nonjudgmental therapist can help people identify and change dysfunctional patterns that are keeping them "stuck." My goal is to provide clients with a sense of safety, confidence, and hope as they explore issues that are causing distress. I work with adults and couples using a blend of evidence-based treatment methods that help increase self-awareness, improve communication, and strengthen coping skills. Trauma, anxiety, depression, loss, chronic illness, and complicated bereavement are my particular focus."

"Attention guys: Is the stress and anxiety of life pushing you over the edge? Risking your job or failing out of school because you can't stop gaming or looking at porn? Is social media taking over your life? About to lose your relationship because of your sexual behaviors? Is too much of your time being sucked into the Internet? Does your ADHD seem to make everything worse? The list goes on, but the bottom line is this: If you feel that your life and/or behaviors are out-of-control, then you've got a problem. I can help."

"Deciding to seek therapy is one of the most important decisions a person can make. It is also one of the hardest. People are sometimes hesitant to come to counseling because they fear they will be misunderstood, judged or simply not heard. They believe therapy isn’t “for me” and therefore think there is no hope for change. I’m here to change that mindset. "

"What are you seeking? Whether or not the answer to this question is clear to you, my guess is you are aware of a deep sense of wanting to feel or live differently. I'd like to help you connect more fully with your own best qualities, your passions, and the vision you have for yourself and your life. Let's build these visions, while also facing the challenges that offer resistance, so that you can take action toward creating meaningful and lasting change. It would be my privilege to be your ally and support you in this process."

"Will Warren is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia (#LPC008025), a Nationally Certified Counselor (#280271) through the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC), a nationally certified Master Addiction Counselor (#507757) through NAADAC, and a Medication Assisted Treatment Specialist (#M0074) through the Alcohol & Drug Abuse Certification Board of Georgia (ADACBGA). He completed his Master of Science in Professional Counseling at Georgia State University. Will's attitude toward therapy is client-centered, trauma-informed, and recovery-focused. He trusts most individuals have the internal knowledge and resources necessary to overcome any challenge but may need assistance accessing this information."

"Feelings of depression, fear, anxiety, confusion, anger, grief, trauma, and other struggles beset us all at times. I believe creating an environment where everyone can feel safe and heard is vital, and in cultivating a therapeutic alliance to be alongside individuals as a nonjudgmental support in their journey to wholeness and independence. I utilize an eclectic and integrated approach to the whole person with empathy and compassion, while also asking challenging questions to explore ideas and guide discovery in the process of helping you to arrive at your own destination."

"Are you interested in having a positive quality of life and an inner sense of well-being? Would you like your relationships to feel more loving and deeply connected? Do you long to heal pain, overcome fears, and let go of negative habits? Do you wish to feel safer in experiencing and expressing your emotions and more effective in communicating them? Would you like to be more mindful and present to yourself and others? Do you choose to live fully and grow into being all that you are? If so, I can help through counseling, coaching, psychotherapy, and/or hypnotherapy."

"As a counselor, I believe that change happens when both behaviors decrease and negative thought patterns decline. Although, behavior changes may occur quickly when faced with a negative consequence the result is not always permant change. I utilize a variety of therapeutic techniques and approaches to help generate permenant change including: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy/CBT, play therapy, brief-solution focused therapy, and narrative therapy to help people of all ages gain insight into themselves and ignite change."

"Haley Holt earned her undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and her Master's in Social Work degree at Valdosta State University. She completed her internship at Archbold Northside Partial Hospitalization Program, where she provided psychological services to meet a variety of presenting concerns. After finishing her degree, she worked as an inpatient therapist conducting individual, group and family therapy in a hospital setting. Haley's professional experiences also consist of working in a leadership role, with duties including supervising entry level therapists and collaborating with community service providers."

"I recognize that seeking help for personal and relational concerns can be both frightening and exciting. My purpose is to help you achieve your personal goals. I have over 30 years of experience in helping individuals and couples who are struggling with mental health or relationship issues. I especially find it rewarding to help individuals grow and gain more control over their lives."

"Kelli graduated from UGA in May 2018 as a Master of Social Work and is currently license eligible in the state of Georgia. Though she is a new clinician, she has seven years of experience working in community mental health in a variety of positions. Kelli works with clients from a strengths perspective and she believes clients already obtain the skills they need to overcome struggles in life. She aims to provide guidance, support and encouragement to those struggling, while helping the individual identify and use their existing skills effectively."

"I am an interactive, solution-focused therapist and yoga teacher. My therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address life's challenges. I integrate complementary techniques of yoga, trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness to offer a highly personalized approach with each client. With compassion and understanding, I work with individuals to support them in processing emotions, building on strengths and attain the growth you are committed to accomplishing."

"Ready for serious change? One of my favorite quotes is "The days are long, but the years are fast" and it is so true! Day to day details and struggles can often get in the way of enjoying the big picture-the relationships and beauty surrounding us that give meaning to our existence! Some things we can change, other things we cannot...however, the good news is that you do not have to sort it all out alone. Whether you are looking for personal direction or insight, wondering if your kids are ok, hoping to strengthen relationships and improve communication, or all the above- I would be honored to be a part of your journey! "

"I work with groups and individuals to help build better relationships and coping strategies for times of conflict and change. Having worked for several years with substance abuse groups along with anger management and family violence intervention, I have helped people of all ages to move beyond the negative self talk and low self esteem in order to be successful and thriving in their personal lives and relationships with others. Because I believe there is not a single way to deal with life, I like to meet my clients where they are in their own lives and help them to accomplish their personal goals."

"I work with adults of all ages who are struggling with a variety of mental health concerns. I specialize in helping individuals adjust and cope with the stressful life events, and issues that arise for so many of us as we attempt to manage our relationships, balance our lives, and deal with career and life choices and transitions. Depression, anxiety, grief and loss, loneliness, anger, and stress are counseling related issues I commonly work with. I also specialize in working with students and adults who are experiencing difficulties with career exploration, career transitions, life-management, adjustment and identity development."

"I offer a warm, nurturing environment where you will feel truly heard and listened to, but also challenged. I will act as an objective mirror to your life and encourage you so that what you want, need, believe in and value is actually how you are living--in essence, you are not just talking the talk, you are walking your walk. I am an objective person in your life that will help you see other perspectives, explore the pros/cons of decisions, and ultimately learn what is important to you while offering skills and support to get it."

"At the Georgia Center for OCD & Anxiety, we believe in providing clients a tranquil, reassuring, and welcoming practice to ease the uneasiness of coming to therapy. We do this with a friendly staff and cordial therapists who make sure you are comfortable when you visit us, which in turn provides a basis for facilitating your personal growth or rejuvenating relationships."