6 therapists in Georgia matching your needs

Hello, I am Jeoson and I have been a clinician for over ten years. Everyone has been through pain and difficulties and sometimes we carry that around. I have been working with different individuals, in both inpatient and outpatient settings, in different areas of their struggles. I believe in a holistic approach that is individualized and focuses on goals and outcomes. Therapy is based on trust, and it is a process. I have helped individuals dealing with addiction, anxiety, depression, and grief. The longer I am in the field, the more I am amazed by people’s ability to find strength from within to allow healing to take place.

Hi, I'm Shelley! Do you feel like you are stuck in a cycle and can't get out? Do you feel unseen and unwanted? Are you struggling with showing yourself grace and mercy? I help people who are struggling with life issues develop better skills to cope with and redirect their lives in the way that makes them more genuine with themselves and others. Together, we explore how you view the world and if your view or thinking patterns can be adjusted to help you grow. I specialize in helping teens and adults work on symptoms of depression, anxiety, self-harming behaviors, life stressors, and life transitions. My goal as a therapist is to be open, honest, genuine. I will provide unconditional positive regard. I love mixing talk therapy with things you can use daily to improve your view of yourself and your life. Therapy can be scary, being open to someone you don't know is risky. I want to provide a safe space for you to be yourself. I look forward to meeting you! Shelley

I am Dr. Sally, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia and Virginia, a Clinical Supervisor, and a Professor in Counseling. My Ph.D. is in Counselor Education and Supervision with an additional specialty in trauma work. Prior to private practice, I worked as a community-based and addiction counselor. I am also meaningfully involved in mentoring and training mental health counselors.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 7 years of experience, and I have dedicated my career to assisting individuals in comprehending the effects of trauma on their lives. Trauma can have a profound impact not only on the individual experiencing it but also on those around them. My goal is to provide support and guidance to help individuals navigate the challenges that they are currently experiencing. I hope to empower individuals to recognize the significance of their experiences and how they shape their lives. I strive to create a safe space for individuals to explore their emotions, develop coping strategies, and build a foundation for a brighter future.

Have you noticed that your child is acting differently– not as interested in school work, arguing more, changed her habits or friends, lost interest in hobbies, is more withdrawn? Have you tried to cheer your child up, cajoled her, or maybe you’ve taken away privileges, like the phone or computer time in an effort to correct behavior but nothing seems to work? If you’ve come to the end of your rope and want solutions, I can help. As a parent of two boys I have walked the winding, rocky, breathtaking path of parenthood. As a therapist, I have worked with a broad range of children, adolescents, and their parents to not only get through rough spots or trauma but to have it be the foundation of a stronger, more connected family relationship.

Life can present us with many challenges that can be difficult to navigate on our own. My name is Houa Lawson, LCSW. I have specialized training in a variety of behavioral health issues (trauma, depression, anxiety, amongst other issues, including substance abuse) and developmental disabilities. I also have extensive training, experience, and knowledge in crisis intervention. I am a Certified Crisis Worker through the American Association of Suicidology. I received my Bachelor of Science in Human Services and Master of Social Work at Kennesaw State University, where I had served as the Vice President of the University's Social Work/Human Services Dept Advisory Board for 3 years.