Therapists in Warner Robins, GA

I have gained valuable clinical experience by working with a diverse group of clients such as children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric population. I also have experience working in subject areas such as social welfare, clinical practice, residential treatment, Master of Social Work academia via field work, military, and medical social work.

We are only accepting self-pay adult clients aged 18 and older. Our rates are very affordable for outpatient treatment. Please email us here or call our office to make an appointment today at (678) 827-9977. We aim to prioritize our client's needs, and their challenges are our priority. We believe that no matter what anyone has experienced, your healing can come through mental, behavioral, and interpersonal change. This is why the Healing Center for Change strives to provide therapeutic counseling and quality educational program services that bring healing through change one step at a time. Our objective is to ensure you feel your best and stay that way. We provide counseling services to all consumers starting at 18 years old and older, regardless of race, gender, or religion. Our programs and services at a glance include individual counseling, trauma stabilization & therapy, career counseling & coaching, professional training, and community outreach. We do not provide substance abuse and drug detox treatment or any clinical services for severe patients who may need in-patient or PHP.

By searching, you have already taken action and made a commitment to yourself. Keep going! My clients include teens, adults, and couples who need help navigating a challenge, addressing a goal, or making a positive change. I have a passion for working with adolescents and young adults who may get stuck on their journey. I have a heart for those who find themselves in legal trouble due to addiction or life circumstance. I have a commitment to help people who are ready to help themselves.

Mental Health is not a destination, but a process. It's about how you drive, not where you're going. My name is Latoya Davis. I have been working as a Mental Health Therapist for a duration of five years and specialize in working with children, teenagers, adults, and families. I specialize in working with the following diagnosis: General Mental Health, Anxiety and Panic Disorder, Depression, Grief and Loss, ADD/ ADHD, Trauma related diagnosis. We will work together collaboratively to decrease all symptoms related to each mental health diagnosis with evidence-based modalities within different treatment approaches.

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.

Where We Stand is a multidisciplinary behavioral health care practice that offers mental health and substance abuse services to communities within the metro Atlanta area. Our focus is to provide cost-effective, quality treatment.

Without question my heart, passion, and skill set is working with men and young males ages 18 and up. Specifically, African American males with disabilities and behavioral challenges at home, work, and in community settings. My background and education provides an unique perspective into the challenges young males and men face. In addition, my strong belief in the family unit, as modeled by my personal lifestyle, provides me with an equal passion to see couples married and non-married figure out how to transition into lifestyles that best suite their individual and collective mental, emotional, and spiritual needs.

“I don’t feel seen.” “Opening up is scary.” “I feel stuck, and I don’t know what to do.” So many of us have had experiences—like relationship issues, anxiety, low self-esteem, and past trauma—that leave us feeling just like those quotes: alone and confused. As a therapist, I’m passionate about helping clients like you feel seen, heard, and supported as you get clear on what’s holding you back and learn new ways to move forward.

Hello and Thank You for taking the time to visit my page. My name is Jayce Laing-Green and I strive to provide quality service to you and your family in need of professional mental health services. Building a trusting and comforting relationship with you is my #1 goal and confidentiality is always priority. Please do not hesitate to give me a call I look forward to hearing from you! PS: Please do not hesitate to make an inquiry on a Saturday or Sunday!

Working from a perspective of radical acceptance, I am looking forward to working with clients who are currently navigating challenging life transitions. I am adept at working with adolescents and young adults, primarily around issues of perfectionism, anxiety, and self-esteem. As a former Division I athlete, I have the skills and experience to work closely with clients who are currently negotiating the stressful and unique challenges associated with high level athletics, at the high school, collegiate, or professional level.

I am currently a Licensed Professional Counselor and have worked for 4 years in the field. I graduated from Georgia State University in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling with a Bachelors in Psychology. I have worked in a long term stay mental health hospital for adolescents, an Emergency room and currently in Outpatient. I work with children, adolescents and adults focusing on various conditions including depression, trauma, anxiety, ODD, ADHD, family relationships, couples, adjustment disorder, separation anxiety, anger management and PTSD, and Religious issue and trauma.

Are you the parent of an adolescent or young adult struggling with an eating disorder? If so, you probably feel lost, scared, or even guilty for not picking up on the eating disorder behaviors sooner. It’s not your fault! You did the best you could with what you knew at the time. Most parents wonder, why can't my child just eat normally? It’s much deeper than just eating food. The psychological must also be addressed. There will be new things you will learn and there will be new things your child will learn. In general, adolescence and early adulthood is a transitional developmental stage, which comes with its own challenges.