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Sheena Kelly, MSMFT LPC(GA), LPCTMHC (SC), LCMHC-A (NC), NCC, is a licensed professional counselor with over 6 years of experience in the mental health field. Sheena has worked in private practice, community agencies, and adoption agencies to develop an overall perspective on individual experiences. Sheena has advanced training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) which gives her more tools to aid in the client's journey.

I became a therapist because I believe that everyone deserves to have a gentle, non-judgemental listening ear while attempting to problem solve some of life's most difficult moments. For me, the therapeutic relationship is a special connection that allows for creativity, exploration, discovery, and empowerment. I genuinely love being a therapist and wholeheartedly believe in the power of the therapeutic process. It is my dream that one day everyone will experience the transformational impact of psychotherapy. I would love to journey with you to help you achieve personal growth and set life-changing goals. I believe in the capacity for YOU to live YOUR best life.

I approach therapy with sensitivity, compassion, and encouragement. I believe in empowering my clients to tap into their strengths, intuition, self-love, and motivation. I support individuals as they navigate identity and heal from past trauma and harmful perspectives. I incorporate mindfulness, breathwork, acceptance, attunement, and understanding the nervous system into my practice. I value the partnership between client and clinician, which shows up in my body-based work and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). These practices can help people feel freer to trust their body and mind in the healing process. I love to infuse sessions with humor and optimism, creating an environment that supports deep work while also offering moments of much-needed levity as people navigate healing in an increasingly complicated world.

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~

When life's challenges become overwhelming, it can feel isolating and exhausting. You may find yourself struggling to cope with stress, emotions, or relationships. In these moments, it's important to know that you don't have to navigate these difficulties alone. As a therapist, I offer a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore and reclaim your inner strengths and resources. Together, we will identify the changes needed in your life to help you become the best version of yourself, honoring your unique individuality. My approach is collaborative and compassionate, focused on helping you achieve tangible results that enhance your mental and emotional well-being. It is truly an honor and privilege to sit beside you as you embark on your journey of change and growth. I am dedicated to supporting you every step of the way, offering guidance and insight as you work towards a healthier, more fulfilling life. I look forward to hearing from you and beginning this transformative process together.

I am looking for a client that is struggling with some life issues and wants a professional to help him or her see what might be going on. Life is hard and if you are seeking help for mental health, you are strong and resilient. I would like to be able to help you by listening, understanding and forming a treatment plan of your goals . We can also do screenings to see if you have a certain diagnosis such as depression or anxiety. Let’s work together to see what we find together.

Westly Francois, a dedicated Certified EMDR Therapist, is not just an ordinary therapist. With licensure in both Florida and Georgia, his 13 years in the mental health field have been a journey of passion, learning, and genuine commitment to change. His therapy isn't one-size-fits-all. He blends cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, trauma-informed, and eye movement desensitization therapies to meet each client's unique needs. But his work isn't confined to the therapy room. Westly mentors youth and young adults, guiding them toward a brighter future. Westly believes in therapy that empowers. His approach is a perfect balance of realism and aspiration, designed not just to navigate the present, but to courageously shape the future. Westly is more than his credentials; he's a beacon of hope in a journey toward healing.

I believe therapy is most effective when it feels like a collaborative partnership where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to grow. My approach is warm, compassionate, and practical, while also creating space for honest conversations and meaningful self-reflection. I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Georgia, and I specialize in helping individuals understand their attachment styles and relationship patterns, particularly how past experiences in romantic relationships, family dynamics, and learned beliefs influence the way they connect with themselves and others. Whether you're navigating relationship anxiety, fear of abandonment, people-pleasing, difficulty setting boundaries, or recurring patterns in dating and relationships, we'll work together to explore what may be contributing to these challenges. My goal is to help you move beyond simply recognizing your patterns to understanding where they come from and developing healthier ways of responding. Together, we'll work toward greater emotional awareness, stronger boundaries, improved communication, and more secure, fulfilling relationships with yourself and others.

Hi! I am Dr. Malissa Collins, a licensed professional counselor(LPC) in Georgia specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. My approach is warm and compassionate. My focus is to meet clients where they are and teach them ways to successfully navigate through life to meet goals. I have experience working with individuals from various backgrounds, families, and couples. My Ph.D. is in Marriage and Family Therapy. My clients appreciate my warmth, nonjudgmental style. It helps to make them feel relaxed and confident. I knew in high school that I wanted a career in the psychology industry because my friends told me I had a natural “knack” for listening and helping. They would say, “You’re easy to talk to”…my drive comes from living my purpose. I find value in helping others reach happiness. Because I primarily use CBT strategies to help clients reach therapy goals, the focus begins with cognitive restructuring…awareness of potential faulty core beliefs about self and the world. My first sessions include getting to know you as a partner in this therapeutic relationship. This means I will ask questions to learn as much about you as possible. The goal is to build trust in each other.

When conversations keep turning into conflict, silence, or distance, counseling can help you understand the cycle, not decide who wins it.