Therapists in Conyers, GA

Thoughts can overwhelm us and make us feel worthless or ashamed of ourselves. If you struggle with anxiety, depression, feeling accepted, or struggle with thoughts that you can't seem to get away from, I can help you come to a place of acceptance and understanding with them. If you feel unheard or uncertain about where you are in life I can provide a space where you feel understood and are free to be open with me. I have worked with a diverse range of people from many backgrounds, but I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ people. I also work with couples, including non monogamous couples.

Hi there! I help adults who feel stressed, anxious, overwhelmed, or are struggling with a recent transition. I provide a warm, supportive, and safe environment as we walk your journey. My goal is for you to feel hope and have greater clarity and direction towards a value-driven life. Together, we will explore what's not working, identify your strengths, and create helpful thoughts and behaviors.

There is a life worth living, but you are probably feeling stuck right now. Maybe you have tried therapy before and haven't had much luck, or maybe you've been struggling on your own for a long time. I'm here to get you UNSTUCK and moving towards that life worth living! I enjoy working with the following issues: substance, sexual, and other addictions, trauma, anxiety and OCD disorders, depression, chronic issues that haven't responded to traditional talk therapy, and issues that don't fit into a typical "diagnosis." or clinical label. I love helping my clients live by their deepest values and do what's most important to them.

I work with individuals, couples, and families across multiple states (via telehealth) who are seeking support for various mental health challenges. Many of my clients have difficulties related to anxiety, depression, and past trauma that get in the way of enjoying life and thriving to their fullest potential. I also work with people who are diagnosed with OCD, schizophrenia/bipolar disorders, and related conditions. The foundation of my therapy is a collaborative relationship based on acceptance. I look beyond the mental health “condition” and seek to understand you as a person, influenced by your identities and past experiences.

Effective psychotherapy includes building rapport, trust, and achieving awareness through a collaborative process where patient and therapist work together to achieve stated goals. It includes evidence-based methods, learning about the issue or disorder, applying solutions and developing skills and strategies to manage emotions and realize your incredible strength and ability to persevere in the face of adversity and find acceptance in loss/grief and life's uncertainties. Initially, therapy can be challenging, but it does become easier over time. To reduce your anxiety, I created a safe, professional, nonjudgmental environment.

My approach to counseling assumes that everyone suffers in some way or another, and that our lives are in a constant state of flux. Everything changes on its own at some point, but we can learn to steer change in a way that benefits us and those around us by better understanding how we respond to suffering. When we are able to be aware and accepting of our own suffering, we become less reactive, less defensive, and we can begin to act in ways that are in alignment with our deeper values instead of clinging on to fleeting pleasures or avoiding discomfort. This shift allows us to act purposefully, embracing discomfort and finding true

I am an ABPP certified psychologist providing evidence-based psychotherapy to people ages 17+. Having practiced in Georgia since 2007 when I completed my postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Psychology at Emory University, I've worked in private practice and hospital settings for 15+ years treating depression, anxiety (including OCD, panic, phobias, and chronic worry/GAD), PTSD and other trauma or grief related issues, bipolar disorder, insomnia, and issues related to meaning/purpose and existential distress. I work with individuals from late adolescence through older adulthood across the continua of gender, ethnicity, and faith.

I am bi-lingual in English and Haitian Creole. As dual clinical licensed and behavior analyst (BCBA)-(LBA) with expertise in human behaviors and ACT Process-based Therapist for Selfing-Mastery. We help young adults (age 12-25) and adults liberate suffering-being (stress, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, depression and behavioral disorders) to overcome their barriers and challenges; and habilitate toward values-based, functionally social-emotional, behavioral skills for generative quality of life and well-being. Wi, nou pale Kréyol Ayitien. Merci!

You’re struggling to find some motivation. Mounting pressure in your work environment. Or maybe you’re looking to assert yourself more in your relationship. Sometimes, life’s stressors can hit us hard, rendering us helpless. When this happens, we don’t always act in our best self interest. But, there are ways that we can increase our mental well-being. I believe that in order to affect change, we have to understand and explore the relationship between our thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Clients that I have had the pleasure of working with are hopeful of having the tools to adequately manage life’s next hiccup.

I want to affirm you in taking a brave and transformative step toward personal growth and well-being. I am passionate about working with adolescents and adults who may be struggling with everyday life's challenges, depression, anxiety, ADHD, eating disorders, substance abuse issues, relationship issues, and/or trauma and are looking to navigate life's complexities, build emotional resilience, and cultivate inner strength. Accessibility is a core value of mine, and I aim to provide accessible therapy services through offering virtual sessions in the late-afternoons and evenings.

If you're feeling overwhelmed by constant unease, oppressive sadness, or trapped by past experiences, know healing is possible, and you don't have to face it alone. Through compassionate support, cognitive strategies, and body-based practices, we'll work toward inner strength and resilience. I specialize in leveraging the psychological benefits of physical activity–you don't need any experience with exercise, curiosity can be a starting point. I also work with the unique challenges faced by athletes of all levels. I have extensive experience working with adolescents, teens, and adults.

Joseph delivers many eclectic therapeutic approaches. He delivers proven interventions and modalities to help others change. Joseph practices Energy Work, EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Spirituality, Trauma Stage Processing, Experiential Therapy, and IFS. Clients will change and mitigate their trauma, pain, fear, anxiety, self hatred, inferiority, depression, resistance, and anger. Moreover, he helps others rewind, fix, and grow their mind, body, and soul. Lastly, he will help individuals feel acceptance, forgiveness, and love towards themselves while understanding their emotions, thoughts, and feelings.

My areas of clinical focus are around men's issues and with members of the LGBTQ community. I'm committed to providing a safe and affirming environment where you can process your feelings, no matter how difficult or uncomfortable. I'm not the kind of psychologist who sits silently and nods while you do all the work. I'm an active therapist and work collaboratively to help you increase self-awareness and identify a healthier path. Additionally, I draw on different theoretical approaches to adapt my work to your needs, but work primarily from a relational psychodynamic perspective.

I work with clients questioning life changes, navigating increased stress, exploring identities, and navigating relationships. Sometimes anxiety, depression, and stress impact our mood and thoughts, causing us to question who we are or how we operate. Sometimes life experiences around our identities also impact the stress we experience. Clients I work with seek a space to talk through and process life events, stressors, and changes while validating their experiences and affirming their identities.

I work with adolescents, young adults, adults, families, and couples struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar, stress, and relationship difficulties. My approach is guided by the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) model, a third wave cognitive behavioral way of working with clients that incorporates mindfulness. I believe that the foundation to healthy functioning starts with sleep, diet, exercise, and mindfulness. I work with clients on a combination of self-compassion, changing behavioral habits, and changing cognitive habits.

Anxious, stuck, depressed, afraid. These words may be a few you use to describe your life, keeping you from living the way you want to live. I’m here to help you make sense of your struggles, build your strengths, and find peace in the midst of it all. My counseling practice is approachable and comfortable for people who have never seen a counselor before and those seeking a different therapy experience. Knowing where and how to begin might feel difficult for you, which is why we'll use the well-researched and evidence driven approach of ACT to guide us every step of the way.

I specialize in depression, anxiety, grief, family, trauma therapy, life transitions, substance misuse, and dual diagnoses. I find great pleasure in addressing men’s issues and bringing a strong accepting presence to areas of the male dynamic of family, dating, grief and life issues. I have experience working with (age 19+) Young Adults, Adults, Elders (65+), and Veterans. My role includes providing a safe space to explore your life, help identify and remove any barriers to having a healthier existence. To allow clients to be their authentic self and to build a plan to get the client to a more manageable state of life.

Hello, I’m James! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 14 years of clinical experience. I am particularly interested in supporting clients who struggle with chronic pain issues, anxiety, depression, and chronic stress. My approach is a combination of Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), Dialectical (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Biofeedback, and Supportive therapy. I believe individuals can stop struggling with complex thoughts and emotions by responding in flexible and life-enhancing ways.