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Natalie Milom

Natalie Milom, LCSW - Georgia Therapist at Grow Therapy
$300/session
LCSW
14 years of experience
Virtual
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3565 Piedmont R...
Like you, my clients have been through agonizing stuff that happens in movies like: -Being raped by their own parents, having it swept under the rug, and being labeled the black sheep of the family; -Being treated like crap, bullied by their family, and left to fend for themselves; -Being cheated on and learning years later the child they've raised isn't theirs; -Witnessing the suicide, homicide, or brutal abuse of their loved ones while hiding and holding their breath under the bed or in the closet; and -Being denied opportunities and otherwise mistreated because of their racial or sexual identity. Experiencing emotional injuries like these can leave you with a deeply felt sense of I am not safe, I do not matter, and I am not good enough. You can know logically that these things aren't true; yet, your body still feels them. When things occur that trigger and reinforce these thoughts, you might find your heart pounding, hands sweating, or legs trembling. You might even have trouble breathing, have chest pain, or feel like you're going to puke. You may constantly feel like you and your kids are unsafe and may take extra precautions, some of which others think are overkill. As a result, you might react in any number of ways such as: -Spazzing out to keep yourself safe; -Withdrawing from others and the things you enjoy because no one gets you and it feels safer that way; -Minimizing your needs and not speaking up so that others are pleased with you and keep you around; or -Working excessively and tiring yourself completely out to prove you're worthy and you belong. These responses were learned as a means of keeping you safe, whether physically or emotionally. And they served their purpose. Now, it's time for you to heal and learn new skills to live your best life! My clients often come to me at their wits' end. Listen, I've been there and I get it! After working with me, like them, you will learn how to center your needs, connect with your loved ones in a healthy way, and show up in the world authentically and unapologetically, without the need to code switch. If you're ready to get off that hamster wheel of people-pleasing, perfecting, and performing, book your appointment today!
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Tamela R McDonald

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Tamela R McDonald, LPC - Georgia Therapist at Grow Therapy
$140/session
LPC
12 years of experience
Virtual
Greetings! My name is Tamela and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC), Clinical Certified Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC) and Sexuality Educator. I received my Masters from Troy University in Alabama. I assist adults who are looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation, seeking enlightenment with sexual health issues or you're just ready to move in a new direction in their life. I will do my best help you achieve your mental health goals on this journey we call life.
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Dr. Joy Moseri

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Dr. Joy Moseri, LPC - Georgia Therapist at Grow Therapy
$200/session
LPC
10 years of experience
Virtual
In-person
1810 Moseri Roa...
I have spent my career working with a diverse population including LGBTQIA+ and clients with co-occurring issues dealing with mental health and/or substance abuse. In addition, I have experience working with client with relationship issues such as infidelity, pre/post marital counseling; career related issues such as imposter syndrome/carrier crisis, financial-related stressors; dating issues; sex therapy; life-crisis/quarter-life crisis; and work-related stressors.
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