I am a licensed professional counselor who is passionate about supporting all of my clients through challenges to experience healing and growth reaching their full potential.
I am a licensed professional counselor who is passionate about supporting all of my clients through challenges to experience healing and growth reaching their full potential.
Hello! My name is Claire Gordijn, I'm a licensed therapist (LMHC and LPC). My style is focused on navigating feelings and identifying values so we can move towards them. My passion is working with addiction, recovery, and first responders but I also love working with anyone in a transition in life or struggling with overwhelming anxiety.
Geneen N. Brown is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Georgia who has over 20 years of experience in the field of social work, managing clients in various settings, including but not limited to child welfare, early childhood development, medical social work, end-of-life care, clinical therapeutic care, and behavioral health case management. Geneen treats the adult population spanning from young adults to the aging population, managing a variety of life challenges such as grief, loss, anxiety, stress, depression, life transitions, end-of-life care, family dynamics, and women's issues.
My name is Christina Baffuto and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor working with clients based in Georgia via Telehealth. I primarily work with individuals ages 25-45 but also have years of experience working with children and adolescents. I specialize in anxiety, depression, and processing life changes, and grief. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused therapy to help my clients feel more in control and help them feel better throughout all the seasons of life. I tend to primarily use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but this varies depending on my client's needs. I also use Dialectical Behavioral therapy as needed. I find that these modalities help my clients build skills to help them in their daily lives and feel prepared for taking on life's challenges as we navigate through the therapy process.
You are tired of feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and stretched thin. You have been trying to hold everything together, but it is getting harder to keep pushing through on your own. If you are looking for a therapist who understands the pressure you are under, you are in the right place. I help women move through anxiety, self-doubt, and emotional overload with a warm, steady, and grounded approach. In our sessions, you will have space to slow down, understand what is fueling your stress, and learn practical tools to feel more in control of your life. I use evidence-based methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Solution-Focused Therapy, blended with a compassionate, real person style that helps you feel supported—not judged. Whether you are seeking anxiety counseling in Alpharetta or online therapy anywhere in Georgia or Virginia, my goal is to help you feel calmer, clearer, and more connected to yourself. You do not have to navigate this alone. I am here to help you find relief and create meaningful change.
Melissa Bradford is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) who has 9 years of experience. She specializes in working with children and adolescents (4-18 years old) and adults who present with concerns such as inattention, depression, anxiety, behavior problems, parenting challenges, interpersonal relationships, emotional dysregulation, trauma, and anger management. Melissa has a previous history of working as a therapist providing services as an APEX school-based therapist.
Are you in a period of transition or stagnation in life? Struggling with depression, anxiety, self-esteem issues, finding joy, or constantly feeling that you have no motivation? I am here to provide a structured and supportive environment to help you meet your goals for healthier mental and physical well-being.
You are stressed, overwhelmed, and feel like this is not the life you ordered. You want to feel different but do not know how to make that happen. I get it! And not only have I been there, but I can help. If you have exhausted all your effort in trying to feel better and are finding that nothing works, let me collaborate with you to help you discover something that will work! I understand that it is important that you feel comfortable with your choice of a mental health provider. As with any new relationship, getting to know one another is the first step in determining whether or not I will be a good fit for you. Beginning therapy with me as your therapist is easy. I begin by making you an initial appointment where we will discuss what is bringing you to therapy, your current circumstances, any history you would like to share, and what you want to get out of therapy. Once we discuss your current situation and your goals, I have a better idea of how I can help. This first session is also a good time for you to ask any questions you have and decide if I will be a good fit for you.
Meagan Harrison is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of Georgia with ten years of experience supporting diverse populations, including young adults and individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, mood conditions, and life transitions. She completed her undergraduate studies at Louisiana State University and received her Master of Social Work from Tulane University. Meagan utilizes relational, strength-based, cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, and solution-focused approaches to therapy while maintaining the creativity, flexibility, and awareness tailored to the unique needs of each individual. She is also an attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) certified clinical services provider. Meagan provides an environment of compassion and support to jointly address your needs, goals, concerns, and desires toward effective coping skills, stronger relationships, and authentic living.
Hi there! My name is Anthony Thomason. I am a licensed professional counselor in Georgia and have been practicing for over 10 years.
My treatment approach is to help people understand their current life problems and teach strategies and tools to help manage unhealthy thoughts and behaviors. I understand the importance of the relationship between therapist and client, and I strive to create a safe, nurturing environment which facilitates change and leads to resolution of problems. With an incorporation of complimentary approaches, I draw from an array of techniques and methodologies to build a treatment plan that will be most helpful for the client. In a supportive and comfortable environment, I provide a highly individualized approach customized to each of my clients specific needs to help them achieve the personal growth they're reaching for. By collaborating with each client, I work to cultivate strengths and accomplish life goals.
I'm Aneesah Landry, a licensed professional counseling in the state of Georgia. I mostly provide therapy based on the needs of the client. It is my goal to tailor the sessions to fit your desired goals in order to relieve or reduce the burden you may be feeling.
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Duluth has a population of 29,500 people. It is the second largest city in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The city was first settled in 1821 and occupies a land area of 10 square miles. The population of Duluth increased by 11% between 2010 and 2017.
Over 29% of people living in Duluth were born in another country. The population is 40% white, 26% Asian, 22% black and 10% Hispanic. Thirty-five percent of Duluth residents speak a foreign language at home. The city has 2,800 Korean speakers, 2,100 Spanish speakers, and 1,300 Chinese speakers.
Around 83% of people in Duluth are American citizens. Approximately 1,100 veterans reside in the city. Forty-four percent of residents age 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree.
Residents of Duluth earn an average of $30,300 annually. The median household income is $61,500. Around 12% of residents live below the poverty line.
Suicide is a serious mental health issue in Gwinnett County. On average, the county sees about 10 to 12 suicides per year. Access to appropriate mental health care can be a challenge for some residents of the county. For example, 19% of people living in Duluth do not have health insurance.
A large number of people in the Gwinnett County jail have mental health issues. To better meet their needs, the county established an adult mental health court in 2013. Only individuals whose mental health challenges played a major role in their felony are eligible for the program. Under judicial supervision, the program helps participants find appropriate treatment for their condition as an alternative to going to jail. If an individual successfully completes the program, their charges are dropped.
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