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Hello I hope all is well but if not I'm definitely here to lend my services to help. My name is Christian I believe the therapeutic alliance with my clients is very important component of the treatment process. I work alongside my clients to help them through life difficulties such as major life changes, anxiety, family trauma, and depression. I love to assess what is helping and not helping my clients, then find unique clinical interventions that make real positive change. Small positive changes can lead to big changes. I'm an eclectic when it comes to using different therapy modalities. I like to use therapeutic games at times to foster a safe place for my clients to talk about the root of the issues at hand.

I was born and lived in Jamaica until age 15. I attended Queens college then Hunter College in New York for my Bachelor's degree; Master's degree from LaSalle University in Philadelphia, PA; Doctorate in Marriage and Family from Palmer Seminary/Eastern University in St. David's PA. I joined the Philadelphia Police Department in 1982 and retired after 16 years where I was Patrol Officer then transferred to the Philadelphia Police Academy as a Pennsylvania State Certified Instructor of Police Recruits and Police Officers; I then transferred to the Philadelphia Police Department's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) unit providing individual and family, couples group, addictions and crisis response including police shootings, suicides, and grief support. I retired in 1996. I got my Master's and doctorate while a member of the Philadelphia Police Department. I am licensed in Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania (License Reactivation Pending) as a Marriage and Family Therapist; relocated to GA in 2010; relocated to Florida in 2024. My primary office is in Georgia where I am the Last week of every month, if you need in person sessions. Retired Philadelphia Police Officer; Semi-retired Pastor; Owner, CEO, Clinical Director, Therapist at Family 360 Inc, a Private Outpatient Mental Health Center in Conyers, GA. I am a father of four adult children and 13 grandchildren. I am a divorcee. I have founded and pastored several multicultural churches in PA and GA. I Hope to see you soon. I enjoy therapy and I am very direct, intrusive, pushy, caring, invasive without apology; kind and sensitive, empathic, and integrate the Bible, Psychology, the Sciences, and Common sense. Medication is a my last resort in treating Mental health issues. I provide field placement supervision in Mental Health to Undergraduate and Graduate level students for their licensure.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 14 years of experience in counseling and direct case management. Most of my career has been spent with children and families in the midst of homelessness, foster care, and/or adoption, so I am no stranger to walking alongside others in their lowest valleys and on their highest mountains. I have also worked with many adults and couples as they navigate depression, grief and loss, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a background in psychology and a continued interest in the way that our brains impact our lives, I work with each unique client to untangle the white noise in their mind and achieve their goals.

My name is Hope Dollins. I’ve spent most of my adult life serving in the K–12 school system as a classroom teacher, instructional leader, and school-based mental health clinician. I have also provided counseling to adults, couples, and families, giving me a broad understanding of the challenges people face across different stages of life. I will work alongside you to identify patterns, develop measurable goals, and create a clear path forward so you can experience growth, healing, and reach your fullest potential.

Hi, I'm Lauren, and I am a licensed counselor in GA and NV. As a mental health counselor, I believe in meeting you exactly where you are—with compassion, curiosity, and without judgment. Whether you're facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship challenges, or simply feeling overwhelmed, you don’t have to navigate it alone. My approach is collaborative and tailored to your unique needs. I draw from evidence-based practices, but more importantly, I take time to truly understand your story, your strengths, and what healing looks like for you. Outside of my work, I love spending time with my husband and kids, whether we're traveling together or just enjoying a quiet evening at home. I also enjoy baking and planning our next family vacation. Together, we'll work toward building more balance, clarity, and resilience in your life—at your own pace, and in a way that feels meaningful to you.

I practice by a simple model: words are only soothing to the ear but my acts of tenderness and kindness act as a beacon to guide you through your turbulent times. This simple phrase means I can offer words of encouragement but it is my actions that make a difference. Please recognize that life can one better or bitter. We can work to build to make life better.

Diahann JohnBaptiste is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 10 years of experience. Diahann specializes in working with teens and adults through emotional issues, family conflict, grief and loss, trauma (sexual assault, abuse, or harassment), anxiety, depression, attention deficit (ADHD), bipolar disorder, mood disorders, spirituality, substance use, and women's issues. Diahann completed her Bachelor's degree in Psychology at the University of the U.S. Virgin Islands in St. Thomas U.S. Virgin Islands, and a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Mercer University in Atlanta, Georgia. She also completed training for a Certified Case Manager in Child Protective Services with the Georgia Division of Family & Children Services (DFCS). Diahann is passionate about helping her clients heal from life experiences that have left them hurt and feeling hopeless. My particular interest in counseling stems from my desire and ability to see the good potential in people. I appreciate and respect a person’s resilience and optimism to seek help in counseling. Resilience requires persistence, so counseling is a good opportunity for people to reflect on their past experiences and explore their feelings and values. Clients place a great deal of vulnerability and responsibility in seeking help from professional counselors.