Missy is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), a national certified counselor (NCC), a coach, and a consultant who provides clients with tools to thrive in every aspect of life. Be it personal or professional, she helps clients reach their individual potential. She has worked with clients desiring help with anxiety, depression, stress, marital stress, career planning, parenting issues, and grief and loss. Missy earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She earned her Master of Science in community counseling from Georgia State University. Missy enjoys working with individuals, couples, teens, moms, young adults, professionals, and organizations. She guides clients through life, career, and organizational transitions as well as partners with them to effectively manage their anxiety and/or depression. Missy has spent the past 20 years working to counsel, coach, and consult individuals and organizations in the areas of coaching, leadership development, goal setting, change, and performance management.

Patrick Caffrey, LPC Pat is a licensed professional counselor specializing in the treatment of addictions and related family issues. He is currently in private practice in the greater Atlanta area. Pat’s experience extends to all aspects of addiction treatment. He was director and developer of the Rapha Psychiatric Services chemical dependency program. He has worked at all levels of addictions treatment from individual counseling through intensive outpatient, partial hospital, inpatient, and long term residential programs. He conducts assessments to determine the presence of addiction and to recommend appropriate treatment. At the outset of his career he was residential manager of a sober living facility for men in recovery. Pat also counsels families of individuals struggling with substance abuse and adult children of alcoholics. (ACOA)

At Jeremiah Counseling LLC, Stephanie works to help women ages 16 and up break free from the symptoms and bondage of all types of trauma. Whether you have been through trauma as a child or an adult, she is here for you. Stephanie wholeheartedly believes that it is a sign of true strength, and courage to take this first step in your healing journey. She considers it an honor to be an empathetic, non-judgmental, objective presence in a situation where you can be at your most vulnerable. Jeremiah Counseling provides trauma-informed therapies along with Christian faith-based integration.  Stephanie Miller, LPC and CEO of Jeremiah Counseling, received her master's degree in professional counseling from Liberty University in 2018. She is a certified EMDR clinician as well as an approved EMDR consultant to fellow EMDR therapists. She started her career in trauma counseling with a faith-based integrated approach at The Ministry Village in Winder from 2017–early 2023. Here she interned and was an independent contractor with her own solo private practice, Jeremiah Counseling. God had put a calling on her heart to help more women than she could possibly do alone, so she grew Jeremiah Counseling into a group practice in March 2023. 

Nicole is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) practicing in Sandy Springs. Nicole works with career professionals and entrepreneurs to provide career-related therapeutic support that includes addressing work-related anxieties and stress management tools, developing work-life balance, creating effective professional boundaries, exploring career transitions, as well as honing leadership development skills.  Nicole’s approach to career counseling is unique, as she helps clients create long-term emotional wellbeing in their professional lives by utilizing evidenced-based, solution-focused interventions and assessment tools to activate professional satisfaction and exponential personal growth.  Clients share that they appreciate Nicole’s direct manner of communication and down-to-earth nature. Additionally, while Nicole is comfortable dealing with complex and deep emotions, she also values the use of humor and laughter in her work when appropriate. 

Lee Anne Dickerson, PsyD, was raised in a home that was very active in ministry to children and the poor. This fostered a special love in her heart and passion for children and families. She brings two generations of wisdom into her practice, which continues to help children and families foster healthy connections and repair broken relationships. When working with Dr. Dickerson, parents can expect to be welcomed into a warm, supportive, and collaborative working relationship. Children will find she delights in their individuality and will work toward solutions and growth in a fun and engaging way. Dr. Dickerson completed her Doctor of Psychology degree from Regent University in 2001 and has been in the mental health field for over 20 years. She is licensed as a clinical psychologist in both Georgia (#PSY004236) and her native state of Virginia (#0810003264). Dr. Dickerson has worked in various settings including in-patient psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment center, and private practice. In addition, she has taught undergraduate and graduate level psychology courses. She views clients through the lenses of Attachment Theory and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Dr. Dickerson is sensitive to the physical, emotional, cognitive, social, and spiritual needs of her clients. Her graduate training focused on integrating faith with psychology, and she is more than happy to incorporate faith into therapy when requested, while welcoming individuals from all faith, non-faith, and cultural backgrounds. Dr. Dickerson values continuing education and is trained in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (R) (TBRI), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Theraplay (R), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and the EAGALA model of equine assisted therapy. Dr. Dickerson has extensive experience working with foster and adoptive families in both child welfare agencies and private practice. She recognizes the unique needs of the child, the parents, and additional siblings in the home. Seeing the need for social support for these families, Dr. Dickerson developed a day camp for adoptive families utilizing the TBRI model and equine assisted therapy. Dr. Dickerson also provides psychological testing for foster and adoptive children. Testing provides diagnostic clarification and practical recommendations for parents, care givers, and child care workers. Dr. Dickerson believes it is a privilege and honor to be a part of telling each child’s story and providing assistance for their care and healing.

Growing up near the water, Kristen has always been drawn to the rhythm of the tides and the possibility of what lies ahead. The mysterious communion of sand and sea brings her back to the simple truth that everyone is on a journey discovering their path toward home. Inspired by the extraordinary resilience of the human spirit, Kristen believes in fostering a space of rest and belonging for those on the journey. For those who have felt tossed about by the waves of life, Kristen understands the value of diving in together and remaining committed to curiosity over fear in the voyage ahead. Kristen is a graduate of Richmont Graduate University with a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling and a certificate in trauma therapy. Over the past six years she has worked with children, teens, adults, and families at the inpatient, residential, and partial hospitalization level of care treating trauma and eating disorders. She is now in private practice where she specializes in treating individuals 16 and older who face issues with anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, spirituality, trauma, and women's issues. She utilizes talk therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic interventions with her clients and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which is considered the gold standard for trauma recovery. Kristen’s personal interests include hiking, finding local restaurants with great ambiance, spending time with her golden retriever Shiloh, and traveling anywhere a plane, train, car, or boat can take her. 

Bryan Stickney is a dedicated therapist in Atlanta who specializes in helping clients with depression, anxiety, substance use disorder, and addiction. His deep commitment to guiding others on their transformative journey toward healing and personal growth began with his own struggles with addiction and mental health. During his recovery, he experienced the immense value of therapy, which led him to realize his own calling to make a direct and meaningful impact on people’s wellbeing. Driven by this purpose, he earned a master’s degree in social work from Kennesaw State University. He also holds an undergraduate business degree from The University of Alabama and spent several years in the corporate world prior to becoming a licensed therapist. Those formative years taught him invaluable skills in leadership and effective communication and provided him with a unique perspective on how to view human interactions. Bryan's comprehensive academic journey has equipped him with an understanding of the human psyche, the intricacies of mental health, and a diverse range of therapeutic approaches. Throughout his career, Bryan has had the privilege of working in various clinical settings, from residential treatment at Skyland Trail to being a lead therapist with Caron Treatment Centers, where he focused on addiction and dual diagnosis treatment. Most recently, he's been dedicated to private practice, where he's meticulously honed his clinical skills, leveraging Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.  If you're seeking therapy for addiction, substance use disorders, depression, and/or anxiety, Bryan's expertise and personal experiences uniquely equip him to guide you toward the life you deserve. His mission is to empower you to navigate life's complexities, attain self-awareness, and cultivate the resilience necessary for a fulfilling life. 

Wellspring Psychological Services, LLC is a place for healing and hope. Their mission is to provide a warm and supportive therapeutic atmosphere where individuals and families can reach their goals of healing, reconciliation, and growth.

Joel is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in the state of Georgia and work with clients from various backgrounds and circumstances. He works with clients around anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, and parenting, and he enjoys working with individuals and couples in all stages of life. He utilizes EMDR, Experiential, and EFT techniques, among others. He is a PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator and enjoys doing premarital counseling.

Aleisha provides individual therapy for children and adolescents who struggle with interpersonal skills, self-esteem, anxiety, ADHD, behavior, anger management, bullying, depression, and major life transitions. She has worked with children of many different cultures and a wide range of presenting issues. Aleisha recognizes the importance of teaching children how to cope with big emotions, unwanted thoughts, and feelings while they’re young in order to have a solid foundation for dealing with life’s inevitable challenges of the future. She believes maintaining a strong, therapeutic relationship that is transparent, collaborative, and unconditional is crucial for building trust and will also facilitate the healing process. Therapy is about providing a safe space where people can be themselves and not be judged for it. Aleisha utilizes an integrative approach to counseling including a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy and play therapy. This approach allows children to learn problem-solving skills, fosters growth, and empowers them to know they are capable of thriving and accomplishing their goals. Aleisha has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Hispanic Studies from East Carolina University. She has studied abroad in Granada, Spain, and enjoys immersing herself in other cultures.  Upon graduation from ECU, Aleisha went to the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!) to complete her master's degree in Community Counseling. She has since worked with children in the school setting as well as adults in outpatient services. Aleisha has also spent some time conducting crisis assessments and providing counseling services to individuals who struggled with suicidal thoughts, psychosis, and substance use. Aleisha has a three-year-old daughter and loves being a mom. She also enjoys binge watching shows, dance, yoga, listening to music/podcasts, shopping and reading books in her spare time.