Madison received an undergraduate degree from UNC Chapel Hill and her master's degree in social work from UNC Charlotte. Madison received training in play therapy and other courses to advance her knowledge of children and families. She has spent time in a private practice as well as an integrated health center.    Madison has a passion for working with young children, adolescents, and families who need a safe place to process and grow. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy and child-centered approaches to help individuals. She commonly helps clients navigate anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, and behavioral concerns. Madison aims to provide a space where clients feel the love and grace of Jesus.    Outside of the office, Madison enjoys nutrition and fitness, going to coffee shops, and being with friends and family. 

Troy Snyder, MS, NCC, LPC, CCSAS, CPCS, is a biblically based and clinically trained Christian counselor. Troy has worked diligently over the years to develop his specialties to serve his client base with integrity and sound counseling applications. Troy specializes in three distinct areas: sexual addiction, anger, and adolescent issues. In these specialties, he works with adult males, adolescent males, and couples. He takes a holistic approach to helping his clients by working closely with their parents, spouse, family members, and friends to create a better foundation for success. In addition to these specialties, he also provides counseling for a range of issues that men and adolescent boys face. Troy is certified as a Clinical Sexual Addiction Specialist by the Christian Sex Addiction Specialists International. He views his faith in God as the key to his success in helping hurting people and makes every effort to share that same faith with his clients wherever they are in life.

Bethany is a therapist in Atlanta who specializes in helping clients with trauma recovery and those struggling with anxiety, grief and loss, self-esteem, and career stress. Bethany is trained in EMDR, a research-supported technique for addressing traumatic memories. She often works with young professionals, healthcare professionals, mothers, widows/widowers, and people who have recently moved to Atlanta. Bethany has a background in campus ministry and enjoys working with people as they wrestle with questions of faith. She has experience working in private practice and an outpatient psychiatric facility. Bethany earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Richmont Graduate University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia. At Richmont, she received training in both trauma counseling and marriage and family therapy.

Jennifer Loggins, wife and mother of three, has provided counseling services for over 10 years and works with couples, individuals, families, teens, and children (ages 7 and up). Jennifer believes everyone needs a safe, nonjudgmental space to process feelings and contemplate change. Collaborating with you, she embraces curiosity and compassion to understand how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected. Her approach to counseling begins with exploring strengths, values, relationships, motivations, what’s going well, and what isn't going so well. Jennifer digs deep to discover where the negative messages you believe about yourself originated, empowering you to challenge them, break free from self-sabotage, and learn healthier ways to cope and thrive. Her desire is to equip you with practical tools for creating the positive and lasting change you’re longing for.

Life can often feel overwhelming and the world feels chaotic right now. You do not have to navigate it alone. With the right kind of support, meaningful change is possible. Sara provides a warm space where clients feel comfortable, heard, and valued. She provides tools and insight to help you break through unconscious, sabotaging patterns that keep you stuck. Through the work she does, you can heal and regain control of your life. Sara specializes in working with women who are in transition. What that means is a lot of women come to her practice whether they are adolescents, teens, or adult women experiencing issues in their relationships. In addition to working with women, Sara also see couples who are facing the following issues: communication issues, significant life events, affairs and infidelity, divorce, and intimacy issues. While she tailors treatment to each individual, she often uses components of Relational Therapy, Strength-Based Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Sara enjoys collaborating with psychiatrists, pediatricians, social workers, and school staff to provide a circle of support around clients and their families.  Sara offers in-office and virtual appointments and has both daytime and evening availability. Feel free to email her or give her a call for a free consultation to determine if you could be a good fit.

Catherine is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families seeking help for relationship issues, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. She is a graduate of Rhodes College and has a master's degree in family therapy from Mercer University. Prior to establishing her private practice, Catherine trained at the Atlanta Center for Eating Disorders and worked with students through Emory University's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Center. She has also received advanced training in emotionally focused therapy for couples who are working toward repair and discernment counseling for couples who are ambivalent about their relationship status and commitment. Catherine is the founder and operator of Well Founded, an organization that works with entrepreneurs of startups to help develop resilient founders through education and practices rooted in therapeutic methodologies and techniques. While her experience is varied, the core of Catherine's therapeutic approach is an unwavering pursuit of authentic living for her clients, a journey she feels grateful to be a part of, wherever it may lead.

Lindsay is a therapist who views each human from a holistic lens. She values considering all of someone's parts from emotional intelligence, spirituality, movement, and nutrition to family dynamics, personality traits, and more. Lindsay creates a safe space for her clients to express their feelings and build self-compassion to grow into the person they want to be. Working with Lindsay will look like considering the depths of where you came from to where you find yourself today. This includes exploring personality, family dynamics, past relationships, and how all things inform how you participate in the world today.  Lindsay has a background in exercise science and has pursued her own holistic healing. She loves the Lord and is a fitness instructor. She values wellness on many levels to help her clients find what wholeness and wellness looks like in their own lives. Her hope is that you would leave the counseling space feeling encouraged, challenged, comforted, and celebrated. 

Cindy is a pastoral counselor at Freedom Path Counseling with more than 10 years of counseling experience. She has spent the last 20 years helping hurting people through Celebrate Recovery, Prison Fellowship Ministries, the Georgia Aftercare Network, and Healing Grace Ministries. Cindy experienced personal transformation in her life that led her to freedom from fear, anxiety, financial issues, and depression. She discovered her God-given gifts of compassion and helping those who are struggling. Cindy has the daily privilege of working with individuals and couples and seeing them transformed as they experience the true freedom, peace, joy, and hope found in Christ. Cindy has been married to her husband, Ed, since 1978 and has two sons, two amazing daughters-in-law, and three beautiful grandchildren. She loves spending time with family and friends, walking, hiking, reading, scrapbooking, and travel.    

Brittny has a heart for helping individuals discover more of their true selves, assisting couples in learning how to get to “know” each other as God intended by design, and building cohesion in families. Brittny's approach to counseling is holistic, person-centered, solution-focused, cognitive-behavioral, systemic, and structural (i.e., cycles, systems, and boundaries). She enjoys teaching clients about their symptoms, thought processes, emotional responses, and behavioral and social patterns. She also values learning from them about what they need most as indicated through the therapeutic relationship. The goal is to help clients discover new ways to express their needs, practice gratitude and self-care, and set healthy boundaries to cultivate and maintain wellness. When working with couples, for example, Brittny may utilize PREPARE/ENRICH, Gottman Method, and/or Woodfellow’s Love Cycles/Fear Cycles model. She joins with them as they learn how to highlight their strengths, communicate effectively, rebuild trust and intimacy, and share their deepest desires and dreams. And because she believes that mental health derives from one’s soul health, she integrates spirituality into the healing process, as guided by the client. Brittny navigates her life with a Christian compass, but she welcomes her clients’ beliefs and positions on spirituality and in no way tries to impose her beliefs on them. Brittny's style of therapy involves homework (i.e., journaling, reading, completing worksheets, practicing coping skills, and utilizing support) to keep clients engaged in the healing process, so be prepared to get to work! Homework teaches clients how to practice new skills and cope independently between sessions to become advocates for their own healing. With a combination of collaborating with Brittny, God’s wisdom and guidance, and your commitment to the process, nothing less than transformative possibilities await you. Are you ready to do this good work?

Kirsten has experience working with a variety of mental health issues including, but not limited to: eating disorders, trauma, self-harm, sports performance, depression, anxiety, anger issues, and PTSD. Kirsten strives to create an empathetic, creative environment to empower personal growth, balance, and exploration. You will feel loved and welcomed!