Therapists in Georgia

Richard Spivey is a Marriage and Family Therapist who has been practicing since 2021. He graduated from Mercer University in Macon Georgia with a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Richard believes that in order to be a good therapist he must rely on the patient to help design effective treatment options. He believes that the patient is the only person that can determine if treatment is working so he sees providing therapy as a combined effort between the therapist and the patient.

I'm a therapist invested in helping my clients build healthier, more successful lives. We will work together to tackle the big issues in a safe space that is filled with humor, real talk, and a focus on making progress toward your goals. I primarily offer treatment online and through coaching via phone/text to be most available to my clients and move them forward.

Creating the life and relationships you want is not only possible, it can be fun, exciting, healing. Old patterns, beliefs, hurts, traumas don't have to hold you back. Heal the past and create a rich, new, and flexible present. Create a future that honors who you are and who you wish to become as an individual or as a couple or family. As you author your own life and relationships, you can create expansive opportunities and growth free from past patterns, rigid thinking, chaotic interactions, old wounds, childhood abuses, deep traumas or controlling fears and anxieties.

Eric Brown is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor in Georgia who has been practicing since 2022. He has a B.S. from Georgia State University and an M.S. from Mercer University Clinical Mental Health Program. As a therapist who embodies a multifaceted identity as a Black male with humor, intelligence, emotional intelligence, and articulate communication, Eric can offer a unique and empathetic approach to therapy. Eric includes relatability and understanding, empathy, cultural competence, guidance, and psychoeducation in his practice.

I am passionate about helping you meet all of your goals. Whether it is personal and or professional, I will walk beside you as you take the steps necessary to live your best life.

Dr. Michael J. Credidio is a licensed clinical psychologist in the state of Georgia. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Adelphi University, New York, in 1994, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and he procured his Doctorate of Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology-Chicago Campus in 2000. Dr. Credidio first gained experience in the field of psychological testing at The Cook County Department of Corrections in Chicago, Illinois.

Brandon Landry, PsyD., is a licensed psychologist with a Doctorate Degree in Clinical Psychology from Adler University in Chicago. He is specialized in the practices of existential and analytic psychology: from helping others adapt to everyday life stressors and transitions, to discovering the purpose for our being. The goal of relational work is to discover the truth of who we are. Dr. Landry has extensive experience working with trauma, depression, anxiety, panic, grief, identity issues, and spiritual experiences

I adhere to the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson, "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." My primary goal as a counselor is to enable my clients to capitalize on the strength that resides within each of them. I seek to provide a healthy atmosphere for individuals, couples, and families to work through the issues holding them back from living their best life.

Please click the "website" button to schedule an appointment. I am currently accepting new clients. As a psychotherapist and clinical consultant, he works to help individuals, families and businesses find their main·spring: something that plays a principal part in motivating or maintaining a movement, process, or change. He believes the change process is best understood when we decide to be kind to ourselves.

Littron Cole is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia who has been practicing since 2016. He is a product of an HBCU for his undergraduate degree, earning a Masters Of Public Health with dual concentrations in Health Behavior, and Health Management & Policy. Littron also obtained his Masters in Science with dual concentrations in Rehabilitation and Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He is currently in the process of receiving his Doctorate.

I am here to be a navigator, to be there with you during your struggles, your problems, the highs and lows and anything that is blocking your ability to walk down the path less traveled. My goal is to be empathetic, empower you, provide insight and create a trusting environment so that you can be safely vulnerable. By walking together with these goals in mind, we can bring about positive changes in your life...one step at a time.

Kevin Larkins is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Anger Resolution Blueprint Specialist. He has been practicing for 7 years and has extensive experience in the areas of addiction, trauma, depression, stress management, anger management, anger resolution, anxiety disorders and oppositional defiant disorders. He received his Master of Science in clinical psychology from Clayton State University in Morrow, GA where he also received his Bachelor of Health and Human Services.

NO NEW cients /Marriage counseling is my primary specialty. I have saved or improved many relationships. I can also help you to decide whether to stray or to go. I have no preconceived plan for you. We will build you a specific plan. I will suggest options and give you tools to meet your goals. We will address your specific issues at your speed. I work for you! Some therapists forget that. Individuals and couples can get help quickly. Let's talk about where you are in life and your desired future. I can offer help with Communication, Relationships,

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 am not what you probably think of when you imagine a therapist. I will be dressed casually. I'm not going to jot a bunch of notes while we talk, or ask you to lay on the couch (but the couch is available for laying, if you want). I'm probably going to try to make you laugh. We're going to get some work done in session, but it's not going to be as formal or awkward as you might expect from how working with a shrink is usually portrayed in movies and TV.

I center my work on the challenges that men from varied backgrounds face in living their most fulfilling lives. where therapy is concerned, I see 'man' as a starting point for any person that identifies in their own way with the word, the concept. Gender is one of our most deeply-rooted identities; creating your own definitions can be life changing. I work with men who want to connect to the people they care about, men entering different phases of their lives looking for empathy & understanding, men struggling to communicate with their partners & men investigating the values and beliefs they were taught.

Eddie Hancock is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia who has been practicing since 2013. He earned a BS in Psychology and a MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Psychology from Troy University. Utilizing an eclectic range of therapies with a diverse client population, Eddie strives to meet clients where they are in their journey while helping them pursue the goals they will find rewarding. He has a passion for whole wellness, encourage clients to build resiliency by investing in multiple areas of their lives. Prior to joining LifeStance, Eddie worked in public service for almost two decades.

Michael has worked with a wide variety of ages ranging from 5 and up. He focuses on such issues as depression, anxiety, suicide ideation, financial concerns, crisis intervention, psychosis, vocational therapy and mood disorders. Has obtained a reputation as knowledgeable, conscientious, hardworking, and a proactive professional. He Demonstrates a passion for aiding and promoting healthy mindsets and acceptance across all populations.

Brian Adams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia who has been practicing since 2007. He has an MSW from University of Georgia and a BSW from SC. State University. Brian has experience working with clients of all age ranges, and experience working in criminal justice, hospice, dialysis, and school settings with voluntary and non-voluntary clients. He has an extensive history working with community support agencies, community brokers, and resources to meet needs of clients. Outside of work, Brian enjoys college sports fan, spending time with kids, and outdoor activities.