7 therapists in Georgia matching your needs

If you want a different kind of experience with someone who is open-minded, accepting, warm, curious, and insightful, I can help. We all have a story that's influenced by everything that has happened in our lives, and we are each in charge of the way that story unfolds. I love to use stories, myths, and visual analogies in my work. Let's work on yours together! I have served clients for 15 years and have significant experience with groups, families, adults, adolescents, and children. I am a licensed professional counselor, a national certified counselor, and a certified professional counselor supervisor. I provide pre-licensed masters level counselors with clinical supervision as well. My philosophy of counseling is inspired by the work of Carl Jung who incorporated concepts of archetypes into his theories and I am interested in discovering how we can apply these ideas to our daily lives using a depth psychology perspective. We are all here for a reason and can change the world from within. I'd be honored to help you on your journey.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and have been practicing for over 11 years. I have provided therapeutic services to individuals of all ages. I have worked with children and adults with a range of socio-emotional, developmental and behavioral problems at all stages of development. I enjoy working with individuals from all backgrounds and have experience with LGBTQ populations. I enjoy utilizing a variety of therapeutic techniques including art, play, mindfulness, and body movement to help clients communicate their needs and feelings in a way that best suits their abilities. I assist children and adult clients with managing trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, thought disorders, communication, and substance abuse. I work to provide clients with tailored treatment plans that can be integrated into their daily lives. My goal is to help each individual meet their true potential and be successful in their lives with a strength based approach. I have a master’s level education in Social Work as well as Public Health from the University of Pittsburgh. I received my bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Maryland. I have worked in several states including Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and I am currently licensed in Georgia. I have a certification in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and have worked with individuals who have experienced trauma for the past 9 years.

Are you looking for a therapy experience that is non traditional to a typical office talk therapy session? Are you frustrated you are struggling with the same issues year after year despite several bouts of therapy? Are you open to trying something different and having therapy sessions at a farm setting surrounded by nature and horses and donkeys? If this is intriguing, I invite you to continue reading. Counseling and Counselor Education Services of Georgia (CCESG) is located at my private farm in McDonough, Georgia. Clinical practice incorporates equine interactions, the farm environment, nature, and biofeedback to enhance the psychotherapy experience with you toward meeting your therapy goals The therapeutic experiences at this non traditional healthcare setting simply cannot be provided or replicated in a traditional office setting yet it does not replace evidenced based care which is at the core of my practice. As a retired Army Veteran and prior experience in the VA healthcare system, I have lived experience that enables me to understand the unique experiences across the military/veteran culture and how to access varied services. I very much welcome military Veterans and their family members seeking therapy and support services. You deserve a safe place to heal and grow. Whether you are challenged with anxiety, depression, trauma, life stressors, ADHD or other life issues that impede your happiness, I am here for you and look forward to working with you. For more information please visit the website at: https://www.joanmhall.com/

I am Jennie Gray Mulligan, a North Carolina native and transplant to Atlanta 8 years ago. I practice psychotherapy as a licensed clinical social worker and enjoy integrating the knowledge learned through a 200 hour yoga teacher training into the work that I do with clients. Meditation and yoga are great supports for therapy work or as a stand alone to increase our capacity to tolerate difficulties, learn the ways our mind can create problems for us and improve our ability to focus our attention. I completed my Master’s in Social Work through the University of North Carolina and clinical training and direct supervision for 6 years through Emory's Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. My work with individuals and families takes a holistic understanding of the ways our brain, body/mind, emotions, and relationships affect our overall wellbeing.  I offer different modalities as a way to work with our whole being to improve overall wellness; including Trauma Focused CBT, Mindfulness Based practices including Guided Breathwork and am furthering my education in Imago Couples Counseling and EMDR. I always will meet the person where they are and explore what works for them. Cultural sensitivity is a hallmark of my practice and I vow to and provide a welcoming space for all humans regardless of race, religion, gender and sexual preferences/orientation. Clients with some(not limited to these) of the following issues may benefit from working with me: anxiety, life transitions, coping with new diagnosis and long term illness, depression, grief and loss, learning differences, ADHD, and childhood trauma. I believe that with adequate therapeutic supports, in the community and at home, that most all individuals have the capacity to live their fullest lives and be the best version of themselves.   I am married to my longterm partner Josh and we reside in Atlanta with our young son and two precious felines. In my spare time you may find me exploring the outdoors, traveling to a new city or teaching yoga to inmates in the county jail.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 12 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.

You warrant a quality service that will meet your individual needs. Your issues and goals are the main focus. You want to feel that you can meet whatever stressor comes your way. By improving and adding to your life skills you will be able to manage your daily personal experiences with greater self-reliance while also maintaining your emotional stability. As a therapist with over 25 years of experience, I have the ability to help you navigate thru your particular situation. Our goal is to help each person reach their highest level of functioning by overcoming self-defeating habits; improving problem solving skills, develop healthy relationships and improve communication. Together we will find a workable solution. Our commitment will ensure you have the tools and skills needed to intrinsically improve your life. After observing and working with people over the years, a therapist learns what works. A successful counseling experience comes from providing a place of safety and trust where you can feel safe to discuss your personal issues. Together we can develop clarity and move towards an improved place of well being.

Each age and stage of life brings new challenges and it doesn't come with a manual. My goal is to help clients navigate these transitions and challenges in the best way possible. I have spent 12 years working with children and families in a school setting and have seen the way family struggles impact the individual. My particular strengths are communication difficulties, relationship struggles, parenting and attachment needs. I am a practitioner of TBRI (Trust-Based Relational Interventions) and practice human-informed care. I believe that strengthening our healthy relationships and connections can help improve our quality of life.