Jennifer received rigorous training at Reformed Theological Seminary receiving two Master of Arts degrees: one in marriage and family therapy and the other in biblical studies. In addition to almost two decades of counseling experience, she has spent the last 9 years serving as the director and supervisor of the staff of Restoration Counseling of Atlanta. She works with adolescents, families, couples, and individuals helping them gain relief from life challenges through biblically-sound methods and a specific emphasis on adaption according to personality and learning styles. She works to achieve a blend of care and practicality by addressing each client's particular problem. Jennifer is a national certified counselor and licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia. Additionally, she is a certified professional counselor supervisor and an nationally approved clinical supervisor offering supervision services for other therapists at Restoration Counseling of Atlanta and for other licensed associate professional counselors (LAPC's) pursing their LPC licensure. She has completed extensive course work in sexual addiction counseling and is currently completing another certification in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR).

Dr. Rice is a board-certified and licensed professional counselor (LPC) who specializes in psychotherapy and faith-based counseling for adults, adolescents, and couples. She meets clients where they are and works with them to address personal goals. Her private practice in Midtown Atlanta provides counseling and consulting services to those who are experiencing issues related to anxiety, depression, grief, relationships, and career concerns. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and positive psychology in treating symptoms of anxiety and depression while tailoring therapy to each client's individual needs and goals. Dr. Rice is an Emory University alumnus. She earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling and a PhD. in counselor education and supervision from Mercer University. Her dissertation research evaluated family experiences with mental illness and disabilities. Dr. Rice provides professional consultation to mental health providers and has been an adjunct professor of graduate programs in clinical mental health, rehabilitation, and school counseling.

"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." Mariah D. (Dantzler) McFetridge, M.S., graduated from Mercer University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is an LAPC and NCC. Mariah's goal as a counselor is to provide a space where clients can be fully themselves and be celebrated for who they are while being motivated to learn and grow. Mariah practices counseling from a client-centered approach, taking note that each client's journey is their own. Mariah also incorporates mindfulness-based techniques as well as creative play in sessions. Her promise is to allow clients and their families to feel valued and heard while motivating them to become the best versions of themselves! She is dedicated to celebrating clients' individualities and allowing clients the space to explore their stories and gain confidence, awareness, and self-acceptance.  Mariah has previously interned at a private practice where she worked with children and adolescents addressing issues relating but not limited to: anxiety, depression, social skills, sensory processing, LGBTQ, self-esteem, divorce, trauma, grief, terminal illness, self-injury, ADHD, mood disorders, eating disorders, and attachment disorders.

Cindy is married with 5 children. She loves God, her family, people, running, learning and having fun.

Keisha holds a master's degree in social work from Barry University in Miami, Florida. Prior to attending Barry, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in human development with a minor in psychology at Eckerd College. Keisha has used the techniques of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Her therapeutic approach focuses on person-centered and empowerment-focused therapies. According to Keisha's view of counseling, the ultimate goal is to empower each client with the tools they need to improve their quality of life and overall performance, whether it be in the workplace, in athletics, or in the home. During her career as a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), she has provided individual, family, and group counseling for children, adolescents, and adults. Keisha is also a certified substance abuse professional (SAP) and is qualified to complete DOT SAP evaluations.

Jackie works with couples, individuals, and families. Her specialties include relationship struggles, grief and loss, blended families, addiction, boundaries, and launching young adults. She is experienced in helping clients successfully navigate the challenges that may be encountered during life's struggles. Life transitions can be difficult. These stages may include marriage and remarriage, family creation and blending, young adult children who are launching and becoming independent, parents struggling with how to fill their "empty nest," and adult children caring for their elderly parents. Jackie is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Georgia and holds a master’s degree in family therapy from Mercer University School of Medicine. Additionally, she is a Gottman Level 3 trained couple's therapist and a Gottman 7 Principles Educator™. Clients find her to be empathic, collaborative, understanding, and perceptive. Jackie is originally from Western Pennsylvania but has made Metro Atlanta her home. She is a member of the Georgia Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy.

Micah Moore believes that the process of therapy should be collaborative and relational. He works closely with each client to better understand their unique experience and needs. He’s passionate about helping clients experiencing anxiety and depression, life transitions, identity issues, relationship issues, and spiritual issues. Each client is important, and Micah considers it an honor to join you on your journey toward healing, personal growth, and wholeness.    Micah values authenticity and connection and hopes that by believing in his clients, they will feel empowered to believe in themselves. With students and teens, he’s highly effective in working directly with parents to better understand their teen's challenges and what they are going through. When appropriate, Micah also enjoys working with clients who wish to incorporate their faith into counseling.    Micah is a Georgia native and currently lives in Cobb County. He’s a graduate of the University of Georgia and is working toward a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling at Richmont Graduate University in Atlanta.    At Atlanta Wellness Collective, Micah is closely supervised by an in-house clinical supervisor, meaning that his clients benefit from having multiple counselors whose time and expertise are applied to working with them. Micah is currently under the supervision of Jonathan Smith, LPC. Micah also offers counseling sessions at a significantly reduced rate.

After high school Scott Bonk joined the Marines. It was during his time in the Marines that he learned about Christ and began to have a relationship with Jesus. Scott was active in church while stationed in Hawaii.   After spending four enlightening years in the Marines, Scott went to seminary at Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas. Scott earned a bachelor's degree in Biblical studies in 1991. During his time in college, Scott went on several missions trips to London, Hungary, and throughout the Soviet Union.    In 1992, Scott traveled to Lithuania where he taught at the university. After returning home from Lithuania, Scott was accepted into the Marriage and Family Therapy program at Harding University.      After earning a master's degree in marriage and family therapy Scott worked for the Christian Counseling Center in Paducah, Kentucky. Scott has also practiced in Alabama and Arkansas, working mostly with teenagers struggling with substance abuse issues.    In 2003, Scott moved to Georgia. He worked for Creative Consulting Services helping individuals with developmental disabilities.      Scott also worked for the state of Georgia as a supervisor and social worker, again serving individuals with disabilities. Scott worked for the state of Georgia for almost 10 years.    In 1996, Scott also opened up his own private practice at Heritage Baptist Church, serving individuals in his community. Scott's primary focus has been working with couples in crisis.

Patrice is passionate about helping moms see that they aren't alone in the challenges of motherhood. She specializes in postpartum depression, managing stress and anxiety, and work life balance. She received her counseling degree from Georgia State University in 2006.  Patrice has experience working in managed care, intensive family intervention, and at Ridgeview Institute. Her approach to counseling is using a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy and client-centered therapy. Patrice offers individual therapy sessions as well as parent coaching.