"It is my desire to supply individuals, couples, and families with the needed tools and support to help facilitate peace and structure in the family and marriage dynamic that provides for successful, long-lasting relationships." Troy Law is a graduate of the Master of Arts Program in marriage and family therapy at Liberty University. His areas of focus include family issues, relationship distress and marital issues, self-esteem, depression, anxiety, life transitions, financial issues, and spiritual issues. He also has a passion for helping adolescents navigate the tough phases and decision-making difficulties that occur during this formidable stage of their life. He addresses areas of anger management, depression, anxiety and stress, structure and organization, ADHD, and suicide ideation. Troy was born in Jersey City, NJ, has lived in Charleston, SC, and now resides in Fayetteville, GA, with his wife, Salindra, their son, Jace, and their daughter, Makayla.

Amelia specializes in working with women on anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, self-esteem, identity development, young adulthood transition, and relationship concerns (including unhealthy patterns and covert narcissistic abuse). She is inspired by helping women recognize their worthiness by healing past wounds and strengthening their authentic selves. Amelia enjoys working with college-aged and young adult women to navigate the challenges that come along with burgeoning independence, changing relationships, and major life transitions.

With over 29 years of experience, Lisa brings a distinctive level of expertise to counseling with her clients. Whether it's providing guidance to parents of difficult children or teaching depressed clients how to change their negative thinking and behavior, Lisa demonstrates compassion toward her clients. She has a particular interest in seeing people change instead of just learning to cope better. She walks alongside clients and guides them as they work on areas that cause them to feel stuck and limit their ability to live an abundant life. She provides a safe space, not only for clients to find solutions to life challenges but also to wrestle with God on these issues so that they can ultimately experience the love and power of God, which leads to true freedom. Lisa offers a unique opportunity for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) clients by providing exposure therapy inside and outside the office. She has been trained in biofeedback to treat migraines, chronic pain, stress, and other health issues. She provides cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) for insomnia and works with people of all ages who struggle with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). She is the founder and director of Paraclete Counseling Center and sees clients in the Johns Creek, Cumming, Buford, and Lawrenceville areas.

Jeff has been a licensed professional counselor (LPC) for over 10 years. He brings a diverse background to his work and worldview. Jeff has owned and operated small companies and has also worked in leadership roles in Fortune 100 companies. Throughout his experiences, there have been a few consistent and underlying themes, one being: “Change is possible.” Sometimes change is easy, but often, it is hard. Nothing can substitute for the power of forward momentum, starting and moving. It takes courage to recognize and accept reality. Personal growth, while difficult, is worth it. Jeff works primarily with men, adolescent through retirement age.

Dr. Corey Carlisle believes that many men are disconnected from their inner worlds. And while they might learn all the right things to do to maintain stable lives, unresolved soul issues can still take men out. Dr. Corey helps men better understand themselves and live with greater freedom, power, and love throughout their lives and relationships.  Dr. Corey believes in the long game of soul work and inner growth. He offers no magic formulas or quick answers to the challenges clients face. His main goal is not to fix a problem per se, but to join each client on their road to becoming all God created them to be. Dr. Corey is professionally trained and equipped to walk with clients in understanding their inner worlds, freeing and empowering them to bring more life and goodness into the world and be a blessing to all those around.

Ann is a licensed professional counselor and has received specialized training in eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR). Her experience includes assisting clients who are dealing with trauma, varying mood disorders, grief, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and transitions. Ann is passionate about equipping her clients to live happier, healthier lives. She accomplishes this by listening to each individual's unique story and creating a plan to address concerns while walking alongside the client throughout the process. My goals include helping clients address thought processes or behaviors that pose obstacles to wellbeing, equipping individuals for problem solving and interpersonal effectiveness, assisting clients with emotional regulation, and providing strategies for distress tolerance. She earned a Master of Arts in professional counseling, with a concentration in trauma counseling, from Richmont Graduate University and a Bachelor of Science from University of Tennessee. Ann sees clients at GROW Counseling offices in Buckhead and Peachtree City.

Lori Windham is a licensed professional counselor who received her undergraduate degree in Biblical Education from Florida Bible College. Her master’s degree is in community counseling, which she received from Georgia State University. She also received a diploma from the Psychological Studies Institute in Christian counseling. Lori works with many clients who struggle with eating disorders, and she knows the complexity of this issue personally as well as professionally. She also works with clients who are experiencing depression, anxiety, obsessive thinking, and women's issues.

25 years Navigator staff; Diploma Christian Counseling/Psychological Studies Institute; MS Community Counseling/Georgia State U; MS Conflict Management/Kennesaw State U; DPhil Society and Religion/Oxford Graduate School. 17 years Men's Senior Baseball; 5 children/3 granddaughters.

Melissa is a mental health therapist specializing in anxiety, depression, life transitions, and trauma. Before becoming a therapist, Melissa spent nearly 20 years as a holistic practitioner in the field of complementary and alternative medicine. She brings that experience into her therapy practice. She integrates the fundamental principles of traditional psychotherapy with holistic approaches to promote healing on all levels: emotional, physical, mental and spiritual. Melissa is a client-centered therapist who sees every single client as unique and she does not believe in a one-approach-fits-all model. Recognizing the link between physical disease and emotional dis-ease means that therapy is more than an opportunity to talk about your problems; it can restore your overall health and increase your life span. ​ Melissa's practice is "inclusive". She upholds and adheres to the code of ethics that govern her field. She promotes the values of social justice and is dedicated to working inclusively with people whose backgrounds, lifestyles, life stages, belief systems, identities and cultures might be different from her own. She provides services to people of all races, ethnicities, immigration statuses, religions, genders, sexual orientations, abilities, incomes, relationship statuses, sizes, and philosophies. ​ Melissa is an empath and people person! She is passionate about humans and their unique expression in this world.  Your peace and well-being is her priority. Currently, Melissa is seeing clients virtually only.

As a newly licensed associate professional counselor, Jill is full of anticipation. She imagines that clients coming to counseling for the first time might feel the same way—a little nervous, but hoping for positive experiences. Jill has learned there is something powerful that happens when you find a listening ear belonging to someone who’s totally for you. Though no one wants to experience disappointment, depression, anxiety, the loss of a loved one, or moments of defeat, the hardships of life are inevitable. Sometimes we find ourselves in a situation where we need someone to walk along beside us, offering us hope and a helping hand. Just as this has been done for her, Jill desires to walk with someone else and help them find hope amid their trials. Jill believes God has given each person intrinsic worth, purpose, and identity. Her faith inspires her to counsel with excellence, using evidence-based theories and techniques. Most importantly, Jill believes God has a powerful, life-giving, life-changing love that has the ability to transform and restore broken hearts and relationships. She wants to hear your story and help you move beyond the struggles you’re facing.