Palmer is an associate professional counselor who provides counseling services to individuals at Midtown Psychotherapy Associates in Atlanta. He helps people with a wide range of issues, but many of his clients are adolescent and adult men who struggle with anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. As a clinician with an educational background in theology as well as mental health counseling, Palmer integrates faith and spirituality into counseling sessions when desired by clients. His approach is informed by Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and other theories of psychotherapy. Palmer ultimately seeks to cultivate a warm and safe therapeutic relationship with all of his clients. 

Dr. Vanessa Snyder is a Georgia licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed professional counselor, and American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT) approved supervisor. She holds credentials as a certified professional counselor supervisor (4422), certified sex therapist, certified master traumatologist, certified sex addiction therapist, and a Green Cross certified trainer.  Dr. Snyder is the founder of Resilience Source, LLC, a counseling collective in Roswell, Georgia. Her practice provides counseling, consulting, and training in acute and complex trauma, sexual issues, marriage and family 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 complex traumatic stress reactions, addiction, 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.  In higher education, Dr. Snyder serves as an associate professor in the Ph.D. program for counselor education and supervision at Denver Seminary. She is 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 and her master’s degree in marriage and family therapy (with a specialization in Christian sex therapy) from Richmont Graduate University.  Clinically trained across advanced modalities, her expertise includes 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, and 4), trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, ARC framework (attachment, regulation and competency), Gottman couples therapy, and Prepare-Enrich. She is currently training in neurofeedback certification, functional nutrition and 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.

Dr. Juli Giorgianni brings a systems-based approach to working with individuals of all ages, couples, and families. She believes that understanding the impact of our connections with others—and how we impact them—is an important part of understanding and addressing our challenges. Juli incorporates a strengths-based mindset and proven CBT techniques to help people heal, improve relationships, or work toward reaching their potential. She sees her role primarily as helping you identify and cultivate the strengths you already possess, and she loves to be a part of the transformation this brings.  Juli utilizes trauma focused-cognitive behavioral therapy to facilitate the healing process for children and families who have faced abuse or other trauma. Play therapy techniques are incorporated into her work with children as young as three, 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 to help them make the changes they desire. Finding the right therapist is a very personal decision, and Juli would love the opportunity to see if she is the right person to help you in your emotional wellness journey!

Alyssa is a graduate student at Richmont Graduate University, where she is working toward her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, set to graduate in May 2026. Prior to this, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Studio Art from the University of North Georgia. Alyssa specializes in Person-Centered Therapy, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral, Psychodynamic, and Relational-Cultural theories, while also integrating art and play techniques into the therapeutic process. She is deeply committed to the belief that every client’s worldview is unique and valid, shaped by their individual experiences. Alyssa’s goal is to partner with clients in identifying and achieving their personal goals, while addressing any obstacles that arise on their path to healing and self-discovery. With a foundation of empathy and warmth, she creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can openly share their thoughts, emotions, and struggles. She aims to foster an environment where every client feels heard, respected, and supported on their journey toward wholeness. Alyssa’s areas of expertise include, but are not limited to, working with adolescents (ages 5+) and adults facing anxiety, stress, depression, suicidal ideation, life transitions, grief, Autism, disordered eating, and OCD. When she isn’t seeing clients, Alyssa is spending time taking photos, going to the gym, watching a good TV show, drinking coffee with friends, or spending time with her amazing husband, Caleb.  Under direct supervision: Michael Kanner, LPC

As a mental health counselor, Johanna strives to help you achieve your goals and the life you desire and deserve. Johanna creates a comfortable, safe environment where you can collaborate with her to identify the root of a difficult issue, whether it be anxiety, a stressed relationship, or a stressful work environment. Johanna teaches coping techniques and strategies critical to treating your concerns, helping you uncover practical, effective methods that appeal to your strengths and preferences so you can move toward healing.     She views therapy as a way for individuals to discover blind spots. Johanna has been where you might be now—feeling like all hope is lost and things could never get better. A therapist changed Johanna's mind when he helped change her life; Johanna has been dedicated to the mental health field ever since.    Johanna knows that counseling can point the way toward self-improvement, enhanced coping skills, and holistic well-being and happiness. Though they wouldn’t have imagined it possible, clients who suffered from severe anxiety disorders have overcome their fears working with Johanna. She’s also helped clients overcome severe depression, suicidal thoughts, and eating disorders. Johanna's desire is to work with clients on their journey of self-improvement and life-changing  transformation. 

You may look like you have it all together, while inside you feel anxious, overwhelmed, stuck, or exhausted from overthinking. Relationships feel harder than they should, work or school may feel increasingly stressful, and past experiences may continue to affect you, even if you have never thought of them as trauma. Michele works with teens (ages 13+), adults, and couples who want to better understand what is happening, feel more in control, and make meaningful change. She has 21 years of counseling experience and a Ph.D. in counseling, and uses evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and brainspotting. Michele’s style is warm, practical, and collaborative. Therapy is not about simply thinking positively. It’s about understanding patterns, developing useful tools, and creating changes that actually fit your life. She helps clients with anxiety, depression, trauma, overthinking, perfectionism, stress, relationship concerns, difficult life transitions, self-confidence, chronic illness/pain, and postpartum concerns. Michele currently offers in-person counseling in Cumming and telehealth throughout Georgia. She is accepting new clients and offers a complimentary 15-minute consultation to help you determine whether you’re a good fit.

You work hard to hold everything together for everyone else, yet internally feel anxious, overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, or unsure of who you are outside of your roles and responsibilities. I work with women in their 20s–40s navigating anxiety, postpartum and perinatal challenges, relationship and betrayal trauma, family-of-origin wounds, life transitions, faith struggles, people-pleasing, low self-esteem, and identity loss. Many of my clients are high functioning and insightful but emotionally exhausted from constantly caring for others while neglecting their own needs. I use a trauma-informed, interpersonal, psychodynamic approach and am trained in EMDR. Together we build coping skills, self-trust, boundaries, and reconnect with identity beyond roles.  My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in helping you feel emotionally safe, understood, and empowered to create a life that feels more authentic and fulfilling.

Courtney is a licensed professional counselor and an intensively-trained dialectical behavior therapist who practices individual, couples, and family therapy. She holds a master's degree in marriage and family therapy from Richmont Graduate University and a bachelor’s degree from Southern Methodist University. Courtney specializes in the support of both adolescents and adults who may struggle with mood instability, interpersonal problems, behavioral dysregulation, or difficult life circumstances. Courtney often integrates dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills into therapy with the goal of empowering individuals to manage the inherent challenges of life, decreasing personal suffering, and creating a fulfilling "life worth living." Her therapeutic approach is strength-based, collaborative, relational, and authentic.

Eyrika believes in a holistic approach to healing. She spent 10 years as a pediatric nurse in a hospital setting, is a certified Dr. Sears L.E.A.N. coach, and specializes in holistic allergy elimination. She became a counselor to complete her training in healing through the mind, body, and soul. Eyrika is trained in treating complex trauma in children and adults and is honored to be a part of each client’s journey toward wholeness. She is culturally sensitive and enjoys working with a diverse population. Eyrika’s person-centered or child-centered approach offers empathy, unconditional acceptance, and walking alongside her clients to discover the strength and resilience that lies within them. Eyrika earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing at the University of Cincinnati and a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling at Colorado Christian University. She has obtained certificates in trauma counseling, Gottman levels 1 and 2 marriage counseling, Dr. Sears L.E.A.N. Nutritional Counseling, and NAET (holistic allergy elimination). She is working toward certification to become a registered play therapist and is under clinical supervision with Trudy Post Sprunk.  Eyrika’s passion for healing and empowering people has led her to work with a variety of populations, including foster-care children and foster parents and survivors of human trafficking. She is a wife, mother, beach lover, and yogi. Eyrika loves a good story, whether fictional or the stories of peoples’ lives.

Megan is an Atlantan transplant originally from Milwaukee, WI. Though a midwestern girl at heart, a growing curiosity of people, the prospect of change, and the enticing opportunity to learn led her here. It's also kept her here. Megan is continually curious about the mystery of the human condition. She helps her clients understand the roles of history, family, attachments, experience, spirituality, culture, and more in their lives. She creates space for pain and strives to empower, encourage, challenge, and stand alongside her clients as an empathetic, authentic presence. Megan values mindfulness practices and mind/ body connection and awareness, and she brings this insight and experience to her sessions. Couples and individuals experience Megan as warm, inviting, non judgmental, and compassionate. She's collaborative in her work and often works alongside her client's greater support network of any additional therapists, psychiatrists, acupuncturists, coaches, or other wellness practitioners. Megan approaches her therapy- and life in general- with the belief that every human has the full potential to live a whole and healthy life in mind, body, and soul. She believes that change is possible, though also empathizes and understands being in a place where it's hard to grasp the potential for change. Megan believes that therapy is one of the many possible spaces that we can become more present, more conscious, and therefore, more alive. Megan received dual graduate degrees and is a graduate of Mercer University School of Professional Counseling & McAfee School of Theology. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor (License #LPC008487) in the state of Georgia.