122 therapists available in Georgia, including 15 in Atlanta
As a therapist, I value creating a safe, judgment-free space where you can fully express yourself as we work together toward healing and growth.
Living in today's world filled with uncertainty, I truly understand how we can get stuck trying to manage challenging times and events.
I believe counseling may be best understood as a collaboration that seeks to resolve your issues and concerns.
Having an empathetic ear and heart allows me to listen to clients with compassion and understanding.
I appreciate the importance of utilizing tools to help you grow at your own pace.
Women and women of color encounter experiences unique to their sexual and racial identity. Understanding the intersection between components of identity and environmental and social factors that shape our perspectives, is essential in developing and maintaining a therapeutic relationship.
I understand that the unpredictability of life can cause one to feel anxious and stressed about what's next, but proper guidance can help ease that anxiety, and provide a clear picture to the answer.
I believe that therapy is a collaborative process and I’m here to walk with you on your journey to well-being as we navigate challenges and move toward a life of purpose and joy.
As a Christian woman of color, I would like to challenge the stigma and cultural myths associated with certain religious groups and with people of color that discourage engagement in mental health treatment.
I am a warm, creative, communicative, and interactive child and adolescent therapist who understands the need for caregiver engagement and individual empowerment.
I will use my extensive experience to find the path to wellness that is most appropriate for you.
122 providers are available now in Georgia
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×As an African American female who dared to challenge cultural norms within societal and family systems, in search of my own uniquely defined voice and identity, I can definitely identify with the fears that surround becoming vulnerable to the opinions of others.
As an African American woman from a marginalized community, I understand the impact of trauma, anxiety, and life transitions, and I’m committed to offering a compassionate, culturally sensitive space for healing and growth.
As a young African American woman in an ever changing society, I wholeheartedly open my mind to you with the goal for you to be successful here or out in the world.
As a therapist, I use an eclectic approach while providing you a safe space to process your concerns in an empathetic therapeutic environment.
I aspire to assist others as they journey along the twists and turns of life, helping them to accept those things they cannot change and empowering them to change those things they can.