Grief Therapists in Loganville, GA

An ideal client is committed to the therapeutic process; understanding that changing behaviors and thoughts that are problematic are vital parts of therapy. Making these changes can help in fostering a more fulfilling and enriching life. I believe in empowering clients through developing self-awareness and control; this helps to teach that he/she is the real reason positive change happens. I offer encouragement and development of healthy boundaries in a nonjudgmental environment. I have been employed in social services for over 20 years in various settings; inpatient/outpatient programs, correctional department, & private practice.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have been a professional Social Worker for the past 25 + years. I have experience working as a psychotherapist with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, parenting problems, career challenges, life changes/phase of life, trauma, and couples/ family dynamics to mention a few. My counseling style is warm, interactive and empathetic. It is important to treat others with dignity and respect on the journey of psychotherapy. My approach combines cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, psycho-dynamic and rational-emotive counseling.

At the heart of my practice is a belief in the transformative power of holistic and mindful therapy. My professional tapestry is rich and diverse, specializing in assisting individuals who have endured trauma, young women seeking self-esteem improvement & empowerment, new mothers and midlife women adapting to life transitions, and those grappling with anxiety, depression, and emotional struggles. Together, we'll delve beyond mere symptoms to embrace every aspect of your being – your thoughts, emotions, physical well-being, and spirit.

Sareena is an LPC who believes in sitting across people, not diagnoses. Sessions often focus on getting your needs met, assertiveness training, and learning new coping strategies with everyday stressors. In addition to helping others, Sareena practices Brazilian jiu-jitsu and playing guitar.

Sometimes life is just hard, you are going along, and everything is fine, when, suddenly, wham!...everything changes, and leaves you asking, "now what?" You were taught how to do Algebra, but not how to deal with the situation you find yourself in. For me, therapy is about finding the right tools for you so that you can, in the healthiest way possible, thrive in the hardest times. I want you to know that you are amazing, and infinitely capable, and that sometimes you just need a little bit of help learning how to deal with life's curve balls.

Perhaps you’ve come to a place in your life where you feel that life isn't working and are wrestling with the question what’s wrong or what’s wrong with me? Or maybe things are seemingly "fine" but you're really asking the question “is there more to life?” Alternatively, you've lost focus and purpose, feel discouraged and are in despair. You have goals and you're looking for a plan for your life, a life filled with purpose and meaning. You're wanting to be a better spouse, co-worker, parent, or friend.

Are you feeling depressed, stressed, anxiety, trauma, grief, or having challenges in your relationships? For many people, it can be hard to cope with, or move through trauma, grief, loss and life's transitions. I’m a LPC-TeleMental Health Therapist, I offer an integrative approach to promote healings on all levels: mind, body, soul and spirit. I am here to help you move forward, cope, adapt and thrive in your relationships. Your mental health is strengthened or weakened by the relationships you have with God, self, and others. It's time for you to START WITHIN and BEGIN AGAIN! Call me to receive support via video or phone session.

A highly skilled, compassionate, empathetic, and solution oriented medical professional dedicated to providing exceptional care in implementing effective treatment plans for children, adolescents, and adult experiencing or exposed to drugs or alcohol abuse; as well as addressing other co-occurring disorders.