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I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor. After completing training in mental health counseling at Capella University, I began practicing in several different settings from residential to outpatient.

Hi, I'm Jasmine McCully. I am currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Throughout my career, I have worked in various settings that include private practice, hospitals, non-profits, government, behavioral health outpatient clinics and treatment facilities, and inpatient psychiatric treatment facilities. Inviting someone into your most personal space can be intimidating, scary, and daunting. Getting to this point of reading my bio is a huge step. Just know that I am SUPER excited that you have taken that step! Some of the therapy approaches I utilize are cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance, and commitment therapy, solution-focused therapy, and client-centered therapy. I also integrate mindfulness, journaling, and meditation, just to name a few!

Many of the people I work with look “fine” from the outside. They are capable, responsible, and committed to their families, work, and communities. Yet internally, they may feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or uncertain about what comes next. Some are navigating relationship struggles, career stress, or major life transitions. Others simply feel like something is missing and want clarity about how to move forward in a healthier, more intentional way. You may not be in crisis—but you know something needs attention. My approach to counseling is thoughtful, practical, and grounded in helping you understand the patterns that shape your thoughts, emotions, and relationships. Together, we identify the stressors and expectations you’re carrying, clarify what matters most to you, and develop tools that support emotional health, communication, and sustainable growth. I often work with high-functioning individuals and couples who are navigating stress, relationship challenges, burnout, or major life transitions. Therapy is not about fixing what’s broken—it’s about strengthening what matters and building a life that feels aligned with your values. As our work progresses, clients often experience greater clarity, improved relationships, and increased confidence in their decisions. Instead of reacting to stress or feeling stuck in old patterns, you learn how to respond intentionally and move forward with purpose. If you’re ready to gain clarity, strengthen your relationships, and take meaningful steps toward the life you want, I’d be honored to support you in that Pursuit.

The spark in your relationship has dwindled to a flicker, and it scares you more than you admit. Most days blur into work, kids, dinner, screens, sleep – repeat. There’s so much pressure to be everything at once: spouse, parent, provider, leader. By the time the day ends, there’s nothing left. You’ve tried distractions – drinks at night, porn, hobbies – anything to take the edge off. It helps briefly, but the distance between you doesn’t close. You still feel alone beside the person you love. You worry about waking up years from now next to a roommate instead of a partner, quietly longing for closeness, intimacy, and connection. What’s happening isn’t a lack of love – it’s disconnection shaped by stress and constant output. I help couples slow down and understand where they lost emotional contact. Together, we clarify what each of you needs, interrupt autopilot routines, and build intentional ways of relating that restore meaning, desire, and shared direction in your relationship. As your connection returns, the relationship feels alive again. Conversations soften, intimacy feels natural, and stress becomes something you face together. You wake up excited to share the day with your best friend and companion. It’s time to restore the meaning and security in this relationship. Don’t wait. Reach out for a free, no-hassle consultation.

As a wife or mom, you’re constantly spinning plates – and dropping at least one every day. Your time is consumed by schedules, appointments, messes, and managing everyone else’s needs, while your own stress and emotions go unaddressed. The mental load never lets up: remembering everything, being needed by everyone, and still feeling like it’s never enough. You’ve tried pushing through, making lists, telling yourself this is just a season, but the exhaustion always returns. A quiet fear sets in that this is simply who you are now: a woman with no space left for herself. What you want is steadiness, clarity, and room to breathe again. I work with overwhelmed mothers to uncover what’s actually draining their energy and why willpower alone keeps failing. Together, we identify hidden stressors, restore structure that supports your real life, and rebuild connection to your needs and identity. The focus is practical, relational, and designed to reduce overload, not add more to your plate. As responsibility becomes more sustainable, days feel calmer and more intentional. You respond instead of react, set boundaries without guilt, and show up with more presence in your relationships. Mornings feel grounded instead of rushed, and life opens up beyond constant caretaking. It’s time to rediscover yourself. Reach out today for a free consultation.

Corri Brewer is a licensed professional counselor with 14 years of extensive clinical experience specializing in crisis case management, assessments, and therapeutic interventions for adolescents and families. With a deep commitment to fostering resilience and personal growth, Corri adeptly navigates complex family dynamics and conflicts, providing tailored support that empowers clients to achieve their goals. As a certified anger management specialist and master addictions counselor, Corri employs evidence-based strategies to help individuals manage their emotions and overcome substance use challenges. In addition, her role as a life coach enables her to guide clients through personal transitions and goal-setting, ensuring a holistic approach to mental wellness. Corri's dedication to her clients and her passion for facilitating positive change make her a trusted resource in her field. She continues to expand her expertise through ongoing professional development, ensuring that she remains at the forefront of best practices in counseling and coaching.

Regina Sewell MA LPC (Georgia License #LPC013152) As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am dedicated to helping individuals tap into their true potential and overcome the obstacles that prevent them from living fulfilling lives. I encourage clients to explore their deepest emotions, thoughts, and aspirations to uncover the root causes of dissatisfaction and work toward healing and personal growth. My focus areas include anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, low self-esteem, and anger management. As I become more familiar with your concerns, we will modify them as needed and then determine the most appropriate strategies to help you make progress. I most frequently use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in my practice with a more integrative and holistic approach to healing and mental well-being. Other therapeutic approaches include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) techniques, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). While my work is dedicated to assisting individuals from diverse backgrounds, I am particularly committed to supporting black-identifying women and men. I recognize the unique experiences and challenges they face, and I strive to provide a space that honors their identities and fosters healing and growth. My therapeutic focus areas include anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, low self-esteem, and anger management. In our sessions, clients can expect an emotionally safe and non-judgmental space where they can freely express their emotions, fears, and desires. I will listen attentively, offering guidance and support as we navigate through the challenges they're facing. My life was that of the "prescribed path," the one considered successful by doing all the "right things," such as going to college and getting a good job. My life was that prescribed path until I did my own work to turn it around. I'm passionate about helping clients realize their human potential for self-actualization, releasing past fears, and turning their pains into joy for more creative and inspired living. Our therapeutic relationship will be built on trust, empathy, and collaboration, allowing us to work together towards their goals. Collaboration is key to creating specific, measurable, actionable, attainable goals and the client's willingness to go on the journey towards healing and feeling better. The initial session will be one of information gathering with reference to the biological, psychological, and social history of the presenting mental health concern. We'll explore what brought the client to therapy and then decide the most appropriate ways to help them make progress.

I am a Clinical Psychologist and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. I'm currently licensed in the State of Georgia (Lic. PSY004432) and as a Telehealth Psychologist in the State of Florida (TPPY2137). I offer services to English and Spanish speakers. I have extensive experience providing individual and group therapy to adults (18+). I also have experience and training in multiple approaches to treating negative, traumatic, stressful, and challenging experiences. I mainly provide support with an integrative approach by tailoring interventions to each participant's needs. Some of the treatment approaches that I also practice include, but are not limited to ACT, CBT, Humanistic, Person-Centered, Narrative, Behavioral Modification, Solution Focus, Motivational Interviewing, and Trauma focus. My main focus is to work with folks who have experienced trauma andor PTSD, dissociative disorders, and related disorders. On the other hand, I have worked with plenty of people with other life stressors and situations like dealing with stress, anxiety, grief, mood disorders, and others. I feel comfortable working with anyone, since I believe anybody could benefit from learning more about themselves in order to become the best versions of themselves. However, in order to do that, that person has to be willing, committed, and interested in starting the healing process. If they are not ready, then it could be challenging for them to let go of habits that they need to work on. I do my best to be curious and explore each participant's needs with compassionate care and active listening. During my years of training and practice, I realized that many mental health issues are rooted in past negative or traumatic experiences. The symptoms of depression, anxiety, substance use, relationship issues, and others can be the tip of the iceberg. This is why I decided to specialize in working with trauma, PTSD, dissociative disorders, dual diagnoses, and other related issues. My main goal for participants is for them to overcome challenges and reach their own personal and therapeutic goals and increase their engagement in healthy coping skills. In the first session, we discuss the limits of confidentiality and gather family background information, medical history, and other related information about the current concerns that the participant has.

Hi there! My name is Anthony Thomason. I am a licensed professional counselor in Georgia and have been practicing for over 10 years.

My name is Robert(Bob)Willis. I am a licensed LPC. My approach to therapy is client-centered with an emphasis on Biblical teaching. It is my belief that everything a therapist needs to counsel as well as the needs of the client is found in Scripture both Old and New Testaments. After 40+ years in Pastoral Ministry, I am convinced the Bible has the answers to all of man's dilemmas. I approach therapy from an eclectic or variety of approaches but mainly form Cognitive Behavior Therapy along with Delectable Behavioral Therapy. The clients I feel the most comfortable working with are those struggling with anxiety and depression. I also am comfortable working with those with marriage challenges and premarital sessions to prepare the couple with tools to help function as God has designed marriage to work. My style of communication is conversational and when needed confrontational with a gentle touch. Also, I use probing questions to get my client to open up and talk rather than just give short one-word answers. This will help me get to the root of the issues much easier and quicker. Being a Pastor for over 40 years has led me to pursue counseling as a joint and second career. I love People and want the best for my clients. It is my desire for my clients to learn to understand themselves. My goal is to help them mature and grow as a person or couple. I get joy from watching my client grow and learn how to effectively live their lives in a satisfying way. Goal setting is done between the therapist and the client. Goals are specific, measurable, and attainable. The first session is a get-to-know-you session as well as the client getting to know the therapist. It will include questions about one's past. Conversations about what the client understands about themselves and what they expect from the therapist. We will also discuss what the client expects to gain from the counseling experience.

Thank you for checking out my biography. My name is Joseph �Keith� Brewton, and I am a fully licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 10 years of clinical experience. I believe in finding practical approaches to the problems that you have or currently are encountering. I also believe that you deserve to be told the truth, not just what I believe you want to hear about pacifying or flattering you. I believe it's important to move beyond the problematic thoughts or behaviors that are causing you problems or dysfunction in your life, your thoughts, or your relationships. Let's work together toward a better version of you! I have always taken multiple different approaches therapeutically to come to the same result. The result is living a better life and being a better version of yourself. To accomplish this goal, I work mostly from a Cognitive Behavioral approach to therapy, focusing on the maladaptive thought processes that contribute to dysfunctional or unhealthy behaviors. I also believe experiential therapy is important as well, mainly focusing on how you feel about your experiences and why. Motivational interviewing is important to produce and encourage change, as is a Solution Focused approach to therapy, both of which I also incorporate into my therapy with you.

April Noriega is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. April has a long history of working with a diverse population of clients and disorders. As a military spouse, a mom of three, and a survivor of past trauma, April brings a wide array of skill sets and real-world experiences. Her hope is through therapy, you will see improvements and gain the tools you need to benefit your journey to a healthier you. April offers an empathetic, non-judgmental space for anyone seeking help andor growth in their current stage of life. She uses many different therapeutic approaches, combined with occasional humor and life experiences. She has been trained in Trauma Therapy, CBT, DBT, and Exposure and Response. April has worked with clients of all ages and has worked in private practice, in-home settings, in clinics, and via telehealth. She specializes in trauma and anxiety but has worked with individuals dealing with many different disorders. April has a history of working with individuals with ADHD, Bipolar, Depression, Anxiety, and PTSD. April has a history of working with children, 5 years to 18 years of age, along with a long history of working with adults. April is lively, empathetic, and friendly. She uses humor, psychoeducation, and real-world experiences. April uses many different therapeutic approaches and always puts the client's needspriorities first. Being a therapist has been a long-time dream of hers. April is a survivor of past trauma and has struggled with her own depression and anxiety. Due to her past struggles and therapeutic experiences, she felt best fit to help others that she could relate to. Her hope is that her insight, empathy, and education can benefit you when it comes to achieving your goals. April listens to better understand what you want in life and in therapy. Based on the symptoms and issues the client is experiencing, April will work with the client to form therapeutic goals to achieve throughout sessions. She will also help set future life goals with the client and figure out steps to get the client where they want to be in life. During the first session, April will begin with an introduction to therapy and verbal informed consent. Then she will answer any questions the client may have about therapy. After that, April will conduct an assessment to better understand the client. Finally, April will work with the client to step up a time for the next session.