Juli brings a system-based approach to working with individuals of all ages, couples, and families. Understanding the impact those we are connected to have on us and how we impact them can be an important part of understanding our challenges and addressing them.  Juli incorporates a strengths-based mindset, and proven CBT techniques to help people heal and improve relationships or just move closer to reaching their potential.  She sees her role as often to help you identify and cultivate the strengths that you already possess, and she loves to be a part of the transformation this can bring! Juli utilizes Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to facilitate the healing process for children and families who have faced abuse and other trauma. Play therapy techniques are incorporated into her work with children as young as 3, and supportive strategies for their parents are provided throughout the therapeutic process. Juli considers it an honor to be invited into a client's life and help them make the changes they desire. Finding the right therapist is a very personal decision, and Juli hopes to be given that opportunity to see if she is the right person to help you in your emotional wellness journey!

Hailey was born in Atlanta and raised by her mom and dad in Duluth, GA. She has a brother who is 4.5 years older. Her childhood was fairly typical. Two full-time working parents who provided a middle class lifestyle. However, Hailey’s family was not well-equipped to know how best to manage and work through Hailey’s emotions as a child. Unfortunately tactics lead her to learn to shove her emotions down and deal with them in her own way. Hailey developed and struggled with an eating disorder throughout much of high school, further exacerbated by sexual abuse by a trusted adult in her life. She was lead to Christ at age 21 by her fiancé at the time who struggled with addiction. This relationship ended, however, Hailey’s love for Jesus grew. Her faith is what finally allowed Hailey to heal and move through her pains from the past. This past propelled Hailey to seek an undergraduate degree in psychology as well as a graduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy in hopes of supporting others facing similar struggles. Shortly before starting grad school, Hailey met her now husband, Reece. They have been happily and healthily married going on 11 years. Following graduation Hailey was hired on by Building Intimate Marriages, a group practice specializing in Christian sex therapy, where she worked for 8 years before a move to the other side of town lead her to open her own practice. She just completed supervisor training in hopes of hiring an associate counselor and pouring in to the next generation of counselors. Hailey lives at home with her three children, a bearded dragon and therapy dog in training. She is surrounded by a strong support system of friends and family and enjoys baking using home-milled flour. She also continues to meet with her own counselor because we can all benefit from a safe space for continued growth.

Dr. Snyder is a Georgia Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Professional Counselor, American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT) Approved Supervisor, Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (4422), Certified Sex Therapist, Certified Master Traumatologist, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, and a Green Cross Certified Trainer.  She founded Resilience Source, LLC, a counseling collective in Roswell, Georgia. Resilience Source exists to counsel, consult, and train in the areas of acute and complex trauma, sexual issues, marriage and families in crisis, addiction, trauma-informed care, compassion fatigue, and organizational trauma with a special focus on Dr. Snyder’s Compassionate Recovery model of care. Her research and training include trauma, addiction, complex traumatic stress reactions, dissociative disorders, victims of commercial sex trafficking, organizational trauma, secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout, specifically those who serve traumatized populations both nationally and internationally. She is an Associate Professor at Denver Seminary for the Ph.D. program in Counselor Education & Supervision and also an adjunct professor at Richmont Graduate University in Atlanta, Concordia University in Irvine, California, and the Institute for Sexual Wholeness. Dr. Snyder earned her Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Regent University. She holds her Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with a specialization in Christian Sex Therapy from Richmont Graduate University. She is clinically trained in Eye Movement and Desensitization and Reprocessing (Level 2+), Trauma-Informed Hypnosis (Level 2), Sex Offender Treatment (ITTI), Internal Family Systems (Level 2), Certified Sex Addiction Therapy (Mod 1, 2, 3, & 4), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Attachment, Regulation and Competency (ARC) Framework, Gottman Couples Therapy and Prepare-Enrich. She is currently training in neurofeedback certification, Functional Nutrition & Sleep Recovery, the Revised NICHD Protocol for forensic interviewing, and sex offender treatment (SOTP).  Dr. Snyder resides in Roswell, Georgia, with her husband Mark, four children, five grandchildren, and two pups.

Gwen is an Associate Professional Counselor with a calm, accepting presence and over 20 years of experience in ministry and counseling. She holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Richmont Graduate University and works with individuals, couples, and families. Gwen’s background as a youth leader and director for women’s and children’s ministries gave her the privilege of walking with families through both joy and hardship—offering guidance, deep listening, and unwavering support. Her work as a wedding coordinator provided her with unique insight into how relationship stress can surface even during joyful milestones, and how important it is to support couples early on. As a wife and mother of grown children starting their own families, Gwen understands firsthand the challenges of family life and the healing power of grace and connection. Her personal and professional journey fuels her passion to help others find restoration, hope, and healing. She believes no one should have to walk through life’s struggles alone. Gwen takes a holistic approach to therapy, believing that mind, body, soul, and spirit are deeply interconnected and essential to well-being. Her Christian faith shapes her understanding of others and informs her work with compassion and humility. Her relationship with God has taught her to honor and respect all belief systems, and she seeks to meet each client with openness and grace.

Is your marriage strained? Has your spouse had an affair and you need help picking up the pieces? Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed? Are you getting a divorce and want to make sure your kids are okay? Are you having trouble relating to your older kids or teenagers? Have you lost someone dear to you? As a marriage and family therapist, Christie helps people find strength while supporting them through the pain. She has worked with clients dealing with recovery from a divorce, an affair, or an abortion. Christie also has experience in marriage and family conflict, parenting, peer relationships, and premarital counseling. In addition to her work regarding life transition issues, coping with illness and menopause, and spiritual abuse, she also works with clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, loss, miscarriage, self-esteem, and self-worth. Christie has her degree in marriage and family therapy and is trained in emotionally focused therapy (EFT), the number one treatment for marriages and relationships. If you are hurting, please call to find a resolution that brings relief and peace.

Rachel Dorneanu, LPC, CST, BCC, RYT-200, is an individual and couples psychotherapist. She works with ages 16 and up.    Her specialties include: anxiety, boundaries, highly sensitive people (HSP), perfectionism, and sex therapy. Rachel also has a special place in her heart for highly sensitive people and neurodivergent individuals. She believes a nervous system wired for depth and sensitivity isn't something to fix — it's something to understand and honor. She helps clients make sense of sensory overwhelm, social exhaustion, and the unique challenges that come with navigating relationships and everyday life when they experience the world more intensely than most. Rachel’s goal is to help clients build genuine confidence and connection — learning to trust how they're wired rather than constantly fighting against it.     Rachel offers both in-office and outdoor walk-and-talk sessions in Cumming, GA, as well as online sessions for residents of Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida.    Rachel makes therapy convenient and easy to fit into your busy life. Clients who work with her appreciate her humor and straightforward, adaptable approach. They value her ability to meet them where they are and partner with them to work on their goals 

Michael and his wife, Kristen, co-founded Anchored Mind Counseling + Nutrition—a multidisciplinary private practice that seeks to invest in the lives of their clients and community. Located in historic downtown Roswell, they aim to establish roots by partnering with local organizations, offering group experiences, and building a culture of growth and generosity. Michael received a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Richmont Graduate University. He is certificated in marriage and family therapy and trauma counseling. Michael has pursued additional relationally focused training through the highly regarded Gottman Institute and is a certified facilitator of Prepare/Enrich relationship assessments. Michael works with adults and couples to address a wide range of concerns, including men’s issues, relationship dynamics, life transitions, stress, anxiety, depression, sexual identity, spiritual formation, and career counseling. He seeks to create a safe and collaborative space for clients to move toward hope and healing. Michael’s approach to the therapeutic process is best expressed by the words of Jon Kabat-Zinn: “You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf.” Before his career in counseling, Michael earned a bachelor’s degree in business from Kennesaw State University and spent several years working for Apple Inc. as a manager and trainer. Throughout high school and college, he worked as a martial arts instructor, a pursuit he credits with cultivating an appreciation for mindfulness and a continued enthusiasm for physical fitness.

Kiki is devoted to treating every client with kindness and compassion, creating a warm, caring, and nonjudgmental environment where you can feel free to move toward healing and wholeness. Because healing and growing is often just as painful and confusing as it is beautiful, having a guide with a flashlight and a map to walk with you is invaluable. Kiki would be honored to journey alongside you.  She is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) under the supervision of Lauren Dack, holding a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling with a certification in Marriage and Family Therapy. Her therapeutic approach is person-centered and attachment-based, incorporating Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT), and Brainspotting (a mind-body approach for processing deep emotions). Trained through the IFS Institute (Level 1), she is equipped to help clients “unburden” their parts, which leads to powerful healing and freedom. She is also trained in Brainspotting (Phase I, Phase II, and advanced BSP with Parts) and EFT.  For individual therapy, Kiki supports adolescents (ages 16+) and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, neurodiversity (ADHD, Autism), relational distress, addiction, premarital and marital concerns, codependency, grief, self-esteem, and identity. She loves working with couples to help them overcome the obstacles that prevent connection and unity. This includes repairing past hurt, establishing healthy boundaries with each other and with family, learning effective communication skills, and overcoming individual and joint trauma. She is certified in PREPARE/ENRICH for premarital couples. Kiki also collaborates with other therapists to support the whole family system in family therapy (ages 14+).   Outside of work, Kiki enjoys going to fan conventions, teaching aerial silks, and reading anything and everything by Brandon Sanderson. 

David is a licensed associate professional counselor who received his master’s degree in counseling psychology from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. He also earned a master of divinity degree in 2010 and was an ordained pastor for 13 years.  David brings empathy, curiosity, and support to those struggling with the effects of trauma, depression, anxiety, chronic health issues, perfectionism, and church hurt. He also has significant experience working with athletic perfectionism. Above all, David counts it an honor to sit with folks who are hurting. David uses psychodynamic therapy through the lens of development to best help his clients achieve their goals. He holds certificates in narrative-focused trauma care and is also trained in story work, which is particularly helpful when addressing the effects of trauma. He also has had extensive training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which helps clients identify and understand their cycles of conflict and heal the emotional injuries that occur during those cycles. EFT is considered the gold standard in working with couples and is also highly effective when working with individuals. David desires to create a safe, welcoming space for clients to feel comfortable sharing their lives. He works with adults, couples, and adolescents at the Renovating Hope Counseling, LLC office as well as via telehealth. In his free time, David enjoys sports, playing his guitar, and spending time with his wife and daughters.

Valorie earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Grand Canyon University. Prior to pursuing counseling, Valorie spent over a decade coaching soccer collegiately and professionally in various states and abroad. Her transition from coaching to counseling reflects her deep desire to tend to others’ hearts well.   Valerie loves learning what makes people come alive, bearing witness to the pain of being human, and joining others as they discover and become who they are meant to be. Her energetic and direct, yet curious and empathetic demeanor invites clients toward building lives of connection, hope, and wholeness.  Valorie enjoys story work and has completed the Certificate of Narrative Focused Trauma Care Level II through the Allender Center. She primarily uses relational psychodynamic therapy, attachment theory, the Allender theory, and a system theory framework to collaborate with clients. She believes holistic care, especially for those with experiences of trauma, moves us toward the wholeness we are meant for. Valorie works with individuals aged 15 and older and with couples.  Valorie enjoys rollerblading, moving her body outdoors, and reading in cozy spaces. She lives with her husband and rescue dog, Jinx. As we all navigate the heartache of living outside of Eden, Valorie would be honored to join you on your journey.