Therapists in Lilburn, GA

*Intensively Trained DBT Therapist* Deciding to begin therapy can be an anxiety provoking decision. That is why I provide an ease about coming to therapy and attempt to make my clients feel comfortable beginning this process. I enjoy working with children, adolescents, and adults helping them get through difficult transitions in their lives. I do a lot of work challenging people to explore their aggression, self-harming behaviors, drugs and alcohol use, suicidal ideations, depression and anxiety. I also enjoy working with adults dealing with life transitions and helping them improve their moods and perspectives on life.

Life is often tough & can be very stressful & overwhelming. Challenges are often thrown our way & we struggle with finding ways to cope. Hi, my name is Dr. O, I am a U. S. Navy veteran with a doctorate degree in International Psychologist. I am the Clinical Director of Out of the Box, CCC, a mom, a wife, & I'm here to help. I understand the difficulties of navigating the challenges of life while trying to hold it all together. I specialize in working with individuals, families, couples, adolescents, and children facing emotional, cognitive, & social challenges as a result of trauma. When most people think about trauma, they usually

Thank you for taking a moment to visit my website. I am passionate about supporting my clients on their journey toward personal and professional growth. My primary objective as a clinician is to help them raise their awareness regarding thoughts and behaviors that impede their growth and then to join with them in creating clear pathways toward change. While nothing is more important to me than establishing a warm relationship within a nurturing environment where clients feel comfortable telling the truth and taking risks, I place equal importance on compassionately challenging them to take as much ownership as possible.

Extensive professional therapeutic skills in working with adolescent and young adults who suffer with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, trauma, anger, abuse, impulsivity, addiction, mood-disorders, bipolar, obsessive-compulsive disorder, suicidality, stress, self-mutilation and unforgiveness. As CEO/Director of "The Reform Society" provides intensive mentoring for adolescent and young adults who struggle with finding direction, purpose, meaning and a sense of destiny. Provides marital and pre-marital counseling in addition to presenting material germane to specific areas of spiritual and psychological development.

We are passionate and enthusiastic counselors dedicated to serving a diverse population with diverse needs. We strive to create an environment that promotes safety, vulnerability, collaboration, and trust. Our areas of emphasis include: Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, and Stress-Related Disorders, Conduct Disorders, Gender Identity, and Race-Based Trauma Stress (RBTS). We have significant experience working with children and adolescents who have experienced developmental delays, varying degrees of trauma, and various types of physical and/or sexual abuse.

I was struggling to cope with a disability, depression, and anger between the ages 16 to 23. I was in a car accident in 1999 that severely damaged my spinal cord and caused me to rely on the use of a wheelchair for the rest of my life. Building a relationship with God helped me to overcome my disability, depression and anger. It also gave me what I needed to live through my daily struggles. The spiritual exercises that have helped me during my process were prayer, meditation, reading scriptures, faith building, forgiveness, gratitude, and discussing my concerns with Christian counselors.

I am an Associate Clinical Social Worker with three years of experience providing individual and group therapy to a wide variety of people through various settings. I earned my Bachelors in American Indian Studies at UCLA and my Masters in Clinical Social Work through a Trauma Responsive program of study at the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice. I am also an enrolled member of the Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla and Cupeño Indians.

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.

Jairus Robinson is an energetic, personable, concerned therapist serving Atlanta and surrounding communities. After completing 5 years of inpatient hospital social work at Emory University Hospital, Jairus gained valuable experience counseling individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, death, and loss of identity. He later became a mental health therapist which allows him to serve and connect with individuals on a more personal level, helping them to achieve a more desirable quality of life.

I welcome and encourage you to discover the path to your best life. With over 30 years of successful clinical work, I team up with adults, college and senior high students, to help my clients reclaim their power from the problems that have disrupted their lives and relationships. Creating a comfortable healing space, I use Narrative, Strength-focused, Cognitive, and Mindfulness therapies and employ curiosity, humor, and pragmatic dialogue to inspire meaningful insight. I collaborate with clients to develop new skills and re-discover their inherent abilities, valuable in overcoming the challenges that intrude in their lives.

My name is Adeyemi Green and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Atlanta, GA and work with clients via telehealth. I specialize in working with clients processing anxiety and depression using both CBT and DBT to help clients process their emotions and get to a healthy place. I have found that my approach is most effective for individuals who are dealing with dynamics in life-related to change and transitions. These problems often present themselves as anxiety and depression.

Dr. Lawanda Harmon has been actively working in the field of mental health since 2010. With a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling obtained from Walden University, she began working at Community Friendship Inc. as an individual and group therapist. Lawanda continued to pursue her education at the doctoral level, obtaining a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Walden University. During her practicum and internship field experiences, she gained extensive training in Cognitive and Behavioral techniques as well as in Emotional, Personality, and Trauma focused interventions at Atlanta Center for Family Wellness in Atlanta, Georgia.

Congratulations ... on taking the next step in finding healing for you &/or your family! Life can often present new opportunities & struggles that we would not have anticipated. I would be honored to assist you as you walk through what often feels like a valley or difficult times in your life. I have learned that what often appears to be obstacles, are stepping stones of healing in our life’s journey. I look forward to meeting with you to see how I may assist you &/or your family. Sincerely, Julie : )

WHY Choose Me? Because I can relate. I am a Therapist, who is a former Student-Athlete, Coach and Mentor. I lettered in 3 high school sports; basketball, volleyball, track & field, and participated in gymnastics through middle school. After high school, I ran track at University of Tennessee, Knoxville on a full-ride scholarship - Go Vols. I also coached/mentored many athletes for over 30 years. I have been inducted into four sports Halls of Fame, and served in the community for years. Being a therapist coupled with my coaching/mentoring experiences, makes me a great fit for athletes needing someone who can relate to your struggles.

Effective therapy begins with an authentic relationship between client and therapist. When this is established, possibilities are virtually endless. I tailor my approach to your needs with whatever you are experiencing or what your goals are. We might identify and understand core causes of dysfunctional thinking and behavior keeping you stuck. We can reprocess deep traumas or anxieties. Ultimately, we can understand and remove barriers keeping you from who you want to be or the peace you desire.

I’ve always been an "old soul” and felt drawn to finding deeper meaning in a chaotic world. I’m deeply interested in others’ stories and understanding how we grow, heal and thrive. I primarily work with individuals and couples who have experienced trauma, loss, anxiety, OCD, depression, relationship issues and career issues. I’ve often found myself in awe at how the human spirit can weather even the greatest of storms. When I’m not seeing clients, you’ll find me spending time with my family, playing tennis or golf and enjoying the outdoors.

What I love most about being a therapist is seeing the progression of change that occurs in my client within the first few weeks. I am passionate about therapy and the local community I serve. The culture that Beach Stone Counseling is centered around is BE SEEN, BE HEARD & BE VALUED. Come makes some changes today at Beach Stone Counseling.