Anxiety Therapists in Atlanta, GA

With over 15 years of experience as a practicing therapist, I understand that therapy is not the easiest journey to take when you have to address challenging life circumstances. The easier path to take is to do nothing and remain unhappy and dissatisfied. Meaningful change in life will not happen unless you make the commitment to change. I provide a safe, comfortable, supportive, and non-judgmental space for you to do the work you need to do so you are better able to fulfill your dreams. You only have to be willing to make a difference in your life.

Shaqutia Florence, Therapist Shaqutia Florence is a Therapist in Georgia who has been practicing since 2021. She has a Master’s Degree from Walden University. Shaqutia believes in meeting a client where they are. She assists in understanding of the whole person and working towards their individual goals. Outside of work, Shaqutia enjoys crocheting, karaoke, and road trips.

stephanie believes that all people are of equal worth and dignity. she offers a non-judgemental listening ear to support you in whatever has brought you to therapy today. whether it’s looking to build your own sense of self, manage anxiety, processing trauma, dealing with relational dynamics, parenting, or something else altogether, she invites you to safely face whatever might be bringing you grief or shame.

Hi there, 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 delimas.

Balance, self-awareness, and acceptance are important when working toward positive change. I offer a warm and welcoming space. A place where you are safe to share and explore. I like to offer alternative perspectives, empowering discussion, ways to integrate cognitive and practical shifts, along with a moderate dose of humor.

Welcome! In my practice, Inner Path Counseling, I work with clients to move toward finding wholeness, balance, and embracing their truest self. Often beliefs and old patterns of behavior are getting in the way. I focus on helping clients identify and shift their beliefs and behaviors so that they can achieve the goals they set for themselves. Your internal experience and your relationships can improve.

Life is all about relationships. Relationships with ourselves, our loved ones, and our community. While relationships can often bring us great joy, they can also generate feelings of anxiety, depression, and uncertainty. Through our therapeutic partnership, I will help you build the skills to better manage these disruptive feelings and gain insight into your behaviors, ultimately allowing you to find balance and fulfillment.

Deciding to see a Doctoral level therapist is a hard decision to make and it can seem scary. Therefore, it's important for you to know that I am non-judgmental, provide a safe and confidential atmosphere, and am usually pretty good at helping people feel comfortable right away. I am honest and always provide professional and practical opinions in a caring and empathic manner within the scope of my practice. I work with adults of all ages, older adolescents, couples, and families, regardless of background. I also perform all sorts of psychological assessments if one is needed (i.e. diagnostic, court ordered, child custody, etc.).

I recognize that navigating stressors in our current times is more challenging than ever before. Increasing professional, work, family, and other external pressures make it more and more difficult to navigate daily routines and responsibilities. Recognizing past stressors and issues and how they are impacting/limiting us can be an important aspect of therapy that I strive to help people with. Learning tools and skills to help navigate stressors is also essential in therapy to help people feel their happiest and healthiest. Feeling less stressed and less overwhelmed; feeling better about oneself; and feeling happier and less anxious!

My job is about hope. Many of my former clients tell me that they were surprised and relieved to feel so much better after therapy. They were unsure if they would ever find relief from the challenges they had. That is why I do what I do. It is a joy to share in that journey of healing. I specialize in anxiety, depression, and trauma. I use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help my clients process and move forward from their traumatic experiences. I love using play and expressive arts to engage children and adolescents. I also have a special place in my heart for those who struggle with eating disorders and self harm.

I am L. Elizabeth Shelton, GA LPC 008242, and have been fully licensed since 2012, originally in Virginia and since 2015 in Georgia. My theoretical orientation to therapy is CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) as I believe it is critical to understand how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors interact and drive most of the problems people struggle to overcome.

Creating the life and relationships you want is not only possible, it can be fun, exciting, healing. Old patterns, beliefs, hurts, traumas don't have to hold you back. Heal the past and create a rich, new, and flexible present. Create a future that honors who you are and who you wish to become as an individual or as a couple or family. As you author your own life and relationships, you can create expansive opportunities and growth free from past patterns, rigid thinking, chaotic interactions, old wounds, childhood abuses, deep traumas or controlling fears and anxieties.

Through an integrative approach that includes behavioral and art techniques, I work collaboratively with clients to explore their beliefs, emotions, and patterns of behavior. I work with clients and their systems to identify goals, encouraging them to take an active role in their therapy. I received a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Furman University in 2009 and a Master's degree in Professional Counseling from Georgia State in 2011. I became a counselor to assist people in finding and using their voices; I'm motivated to help others feel seen and heard.

Hey there, I'm Hillary! I genuinely love people and all their beautifully messy complexities. It's incredible how we can be so many things at once, right? I find so much joy in exploring the dualities of human nature and helping folks like you find that sweet spot of balance. Whether you're looking to embrace imperfections, heal from past traumas, break free from diet culture, or navigate the challenges of getting older while maintaining meaningful connections – I've got your back! My therapeutic style is all about authenticity. I believe in creating a safe and non-judgmental space where you can be your truest self.

Is your pain too loud? Emotional pain, relationship pain, family pain, pain from grief, etc. Pain does not have permission to rule your life, and I would like to help put you back in the driver’s seat of your life. With the focus on SOLUTIONS, we will develop the ACTION STEPS needed to bring relief and happiness sooner than later.

A successful life is one full of experiences, exploration, learning and growth. The moments, milestones, and memories we have in life are filled with joy and sorrow, success and failure, courage and fear. We are not meant to traverse this path without guidance, support and love. Each of us is here to fulfill a potential within that is ours to discover, to master and to fully realize. We want to be heard, to be seen, to be known. To live life fully is to embrace it with a perspective of an open heart and an open mind, knowing that in doing this, we are becoming our best selves.

"My child doesn't know how to regulate their emotions." I hear this a lot. And it's true. No one is born knowing how to regulate their emotions, and most of us who are adults now were never actually taught, we just did our best to figure it out, and now we're trying to pass on the skill to small, emotionally volatile people with half-baked nervous systems. Yeah. If it feels hard, it's because it IS. And if you have a child with some extra emotional sensitivity or sensory processing differences or neurodivergence or a trauma history or big life changes, it's even harder. And now YOUR nervous system is frayed.

I have over 25 years of experience providing professional counseling services to men, women, and adolescents. Clients appreciate my personal approach and ability to understand the problems they face during their time of concern. With my help clients are better prepared to make appropriate choices to take on life challenges. I believe in helping clients to find the solutions to their individual challenges.I help those with anxiety and depression, substance abuse problems, relationship issues, work related problems, and those who have difficulty coping with daily stressors. contact me to set up a time for a consult today!

We all want to be heard and accepted. Do you find it hard to fit in, to feel accepted or accept yourself as you are? Do you struggle with focus, motivation, or confidence? Do you frequently regret the past and worry about the future? I would like to help you gain more clarity about your needs and make the change you desire. I work with those who have felt alone or less than enough because of addiction, depression, anxiety, unclear thoughts, or because of who they are or whom they love. Clients include Gay Men, HIV+, Couples; Individuals dealing with Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Self-Harming behaviors.