Ashley believes in the restorative power of being heard and approaches each person with curiosity. Her first goal always is to provide you with a welcoming space to tell your story and know that your story is worthy of being heard. In a world that can be awfully loud, she creates a space to be quiet – a place to be heard. She provides a non-judgmental atmosphere that allows you to candidly reflect on yourself, your circumstances, and your struggles. Ashley takes a multi-theory approach to psychotherapy. This allows her to take the whole person into account – mind, body, and soul. Her emphasis is on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and mindfulness techniques. She works with individuals, ages 18 and up, who are dealing with anxiety and/or depression, postpartum anxiety and/or depression, trauma, abuse, life transitions, self-esteem issues, and grief.

Lindsey is an Associate Professional Counselor (APC) in Georgia who works with adults and teens. She holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Richmont Graduate University and has additional clinical experience and training in trauma-informed care. Through an integration of Emotionally Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and somatic approaches, Lindsey works with clients navigating anxiety, life transitions, grief and loss, relationship challenges, family dynamics, and spirituality. Her hope is to partner with you, or with you and your child, as you work toward your goals and cultivate a deeper sense of peace, connection, and wholeness.

Kim has a Master of Arts in professional counseling from Richmont Graduate University and is a licensed professional counselor. She enjoys working with individuals, couples, and families who desire stronger and healthier relationships. Kim has a heart for integrating Christ into the counseling process while meeting individuals where they are in life. It is her desire to help people lean into their faith and community in the midst of critical circumstances. Kim has worked previously in private practice and inpatient settings. Her areas of focus include anxiety, depression, grief, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), trauma, life transitions, women's issues, pre-engagement, premarital, marital distress, and parenting. She has specific training in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) and provides an evidenced-based framework to help individuals experience hope and healing from traumatic events. Kim is certified as a PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator and includes this structure as a helpful tool when working with couples. When she is not in the office, Kim loves spending time with family and friends. She also enjoys being outdoors in nature and going on hikes.

Andrea is an associate professional counselor (APC) and has been a practicing clinician since 2023. She earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of Southern Mississippi and a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Richmont Graduate University.  Andrea has worked with adults seeking help in areas including anxiety, depression, grief, infertility, season of life change, premarital mentoring, and spirituality. She aspires to connect the client’s life story with their desired goals in order to move toward healing and wholeness. She will integrate faith into counseling sessions as much as the client desires. In her free time, Andrea loves to spend time at the lake, read, and play with her golden doodle, Charlie. Andrea is happily married with one beautiful child.

Kendall Martin received her master’s in clinical mental health counseling from Liberty University and is currently an associate professional counselor under the supervision of Heather Cobb, LPC, CPCS. Kendall received her undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia with a minor in human development and family sciences. She grew up in the Cumming, GA area and is excited to serve the community that raised her. Kendall has previously held mentorship roles, mostly with middle and high school students, through ministry (Transit Leader, Young Life volunteer) and coaching sports. She loves encouraging young people to embrace their full potential in school, work, and relationships with others. Kendall has a deep interest and heart for those struggling with identity and relational issues, especially within families. Kendall has acquired specific training in the following areas: ADHD, SPACE, ERP, and IFS techniques.  Kendall hopes to walk alongside her clients with empathy, warmth, and authenticity, fostering healing and connection in a safe space. Although she has experience in ministry and holds her personal faith in high importance, Kendall is passionate about meeting people where they are, in any circumstance or state and from any background. She is encouraged by others' stories and hopes to partner with her clients in their journey through this messy but wonderful life!

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. 

Children and young adults have such unique issues to navigate in today’s world. As a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor, Ashleigh creates a space for them to process where they are, no matter what that looks like. Ashleigh specializes in working with clients who struggle with anxiety, depression, life changes, and adjusting to different phases and stages of life. Young people are constantly growing and changing. She works with clients to process their growing pains through self-expression. As a former school counselor, Ashleigh has a heart for helping young people overcome challenges and realize their strengths. Expressive arts and creativity are often at the core of sessions. Whether it’s writing, drawing, or other forms of art, these can be used to help clients process and externalize even the most challenging emotions. Ashleigh’s biggest goal is for people to be able to utilize their passions in the healing process. She guides clients in taking ownership of their story and experiences.  When she’s not with clients, Ashleigh spends time supporting her alma mater, the University of Georgia! Go Dawgs! She is currently under the supervision of Catherine Baxter, CPCS 2069.

Ann-Marie Catron, MA, APC, works with adults and couples who feel overwhelmed, emotionally weighed down, or caught in ways of responding that are difficult to change. The clients she supports are typically navigating relationship and communication challenges, anxiety and stress, grief and loss, life transitions, and the ways painful past experiences can continue to shape how they see themselves and relate to others.   Ann-Marie helps clients slow down and better understand what they are feeling, how they react, and what may be driving those reactions. She draws from Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) and EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) tapping and is certified in Prepare/Enrich for couples. She also incorporates temperaments to help clients better understand themselves and the people in their lives.   For clients who desire it, Ann-Marie welcomes the integration of Christian faith into counseling and provides space to explore how faith intersects with what they are experiencing. She earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from the University of the Cumberlands and is an Associate Professional Counselor in Georgia. She practices at Path to Change in Cumming.

Are you someone suffering relational distress resulting from problematic sexual behaviors and betrayal? Are you dealing with trauma, stress, or unwanted patterns of behavior that interfere with your individual, relational, and career aspirations? Lori can help with experienced and compassionate counseling. In addition to personal sessions, she facilitates therapeutic disclosures and leads betrayal trauma groups. And if you are an older adolescent or adult suffering with body image issues and disordered eating, you can find support and hope with Lori. She is a board-certified Licensed Professional Counselor and earned her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Richmont Graduate University. Lori’s therapeutic approach is tailored to the needs of clients and draws from cognitive and dialectic behavior therapies, as well as client-centered, interpersonal therapies that are insight-oriented. She is a fully trained EMDR therapist and certified Gottman Level 1 couples counselor. Lori is amazed at how resilient the human spirit is, and she strives to honor it in everyone she encounters. She enjoys helping her clients identify, access, and build on their innate strengths and would love an opportunity to work with you toward the goal of having a more fulfilling and meaningful life. Please reach out to her for a free 15-minute consultation. 

Quinn is passionate about creating a warm, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment where clients feel safe exploring their experiences and working toward meaningful change. Quinn believes that the therapeutic relationship is built on trust, authenticity, empathy, and respect, and strives to ensure that every client feels heard, valued, and empowered throughout the counseling process. Quinn has experience working with diverse individuals from a wide variety of cultural, social, and personal backgrounds. She enjoys working with adolescents and adults experiencing concerns such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship challenges, self-esteem concerns, stress, grief, trauma, and identity development. Her counseling approach is primarily grounded in Feminist Therapy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the social, cultural, and familial systems that shape each client's lived experience. She also incorporates evidence-based techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help clients develop practical coping skills, increase self-awareness, and make meaningful progress toward their goals. Quinn earned both her Master of Education in Counselor Education with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Georgia Southern University. She is a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and is currently practicing under the supervision of Erin Holcomb, LPC, RPT, CPCS, M.S., and Dr. Pamela Wells, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, ACS, CPCS. Quinn believes that every individual has the capacity for growth and healing. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they build resilience, deepen their understanding of themselves, and create lives that align with their values and goals.