Find a Therapist near Ball Ground, GA

As a caring, supportive, affirming, queer, nonbinary therapist with a doctor of psychology degree, I am here to provide a warm, trusting, and empathetic environment to explore all of your concerns without judgment.

Hello! I am Kristy Davis, an LCSW from Kentucky! I moved to Georgia in 2022 and I love it. I received my master's degree in social work from the University of Kentucky and my bachelor's degree in social work from Morehead State University. I have worked with diverse populations, each with unique needs. I can't wait to meet you and get started!

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.

Consider working with me, a holistic practitioner, if you're struggling to reconcile your trauma history. I specialize in treating marginalized populations, especially gender, sexual and racial minorities, on their mental health journey to recovery. I'm committed to physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual healing of survivors of trauma. By using an integrative approach, I emphasize the whole person, not just the traumatic experiences they have survived. In collaborating with alternative practices and disciplines, I'm able to offer a diversity of treatment options for the diverse clientele I focus on. If you wish to occupy your body fully and possess confidence in your home, work, social, or romantic life, I'm here to help. Using narrative therapy, I assist you rewrite your story, and reduce symptoms of stress. I look forward to working with you until my services are no longer needed. Even though the first step may feel intimidating, I'm happy to offer you more insight to how your wellness journey is attainable.

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!

Hey I'm Kay (she & they)~ A Queer, Korean american, neurodivergent therapist offering virtual sessions for adults in Atlanta and across Georgia. My Approach: - I’m an LGBTQ+ affirming, neuro-affirming, and nonmonogamy-affirming therapist. - I especially welcome autistic and ADHD adults. - I’m trained in integrative somatic trauma therapy, which brings together relational, parts-based (IFS-informed), and body-based approaches, always based on your capacity and consent. - I practice with an emphasis on clear communication and thoughtful pacing. - I believe in healing through connection: to oneself, to community, and to the body. Who I Work Best With: - I work best with clients who are reflecting on how trauma, marginalization, or chronic stress have shaped their sense of self and nervous system, and who are ready to explore new ways of relating to their bodies. What Therapy With Me Is Like: - Therapy with me is active and collaborative. - We work together to find structure that supports you both in sessions and between them. - We draw from somatic skills like awareness-building and body-based regulation tools, and build accessibility supports that fit your brain and body. - I’m transparent about goals, pacing, and boundaries so therapy feels grounded, predictable, and supportive. Availability: - I currently offer both sliding scale and reduced fee sessions. My sliding scale is $100-$150, and the reduced fee is available on Open Path Collective between $60-$70. - Please reach out and we can schedule a 15-minute free consultation to connect further~

Ashlee Anderson is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with 2 years of experience. With a background in nursing and trauma care, she transitioned into mental health to provide holistic, client-centered support. Ashlee is passionate about helping clients navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions, fostering a compassionate environment for growth and healing.

Hi, my name is Jodi Spires. For 25 years, I have worked as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with people learning to deal with depression, anxiety, trauma, and family issues. My approach to counseling is more eclectic than any particular approach. For the most part, I think people already possess the answers they seek; talking with a counselor can provide clarity and expose potential blind spots.

I am a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) with 4 years of experience providing thoughtful, client-centered care. I support individuals navigating depression, anxiety, mood conditions, trauma-related concerns, and stress. My goal is to offer a compassionate, evidence-based approach that helps clients understand their symptoms, strengthen emotional balance, and build practical strategies for improving their overall well-being.

It is my passion for people and relationships that led me to this profession. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, I enjoy helping couples identify areas for improvement in their relationship and find ways to re-connect and build a healthier, more satisfying relationship. I also enjoy working with individuals searching for better ways to manage stress, anger, depression and anxiety. Assisting clients in identifying their strengths and self-worth as well as ways to adjust to life-changes and transitions (i.e. grief, job-changes, relocation, etc.) are among some of the common presenting issues I've successfully helped clients overcome. I am able to do this by meeting you where you are on your journey, using a therapeutic process that focuses on your needs and goals.

My name is Lina Munoz and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Atlanta, Georgia, and working with clients statewide via telehealth. I provide trauma-informed therapy to youth, adults, and families from different cultural backgrounds. My approach to therapy varies based on the needs of each client and family I work with. I most frequently use a systemic and psychodynamic approach, as both modalities help me and the client build a shared understanding of the underlying issues and elements that are limiting their functioning, taking into consideration personal and environmental factors that influence behavior and performance. I allow special emphasis on the emotional experiences of my clients and how these emotional experiences inter-relate and impact their relationships.

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.