Jacob Hicks is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist working in the north metro Atlanta area. Jacob works with individuals struggling with sex and pornography addiction as well as couples seeking to establish a more secure connection. Jacob has experience in both private practice and inpatient levels of care. 

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. 

Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with the Georgia Composite Medical Board and is a National Certified Counselor (NCC). Jennifer works with young adults and adults of all ages who are struggling with anxiety, stress, depression, mood disorders, relationships, trauma complications, life transitions, eating disorders, and women’s issues.  She helps individuals explore how their past and present experiences shape who they are and discover how to move forward with purpose. Jennifer offers treatment tailored with interventions that include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Client-Centered Therapy, mindfulness, and Solution Focus Therapy. She offers marriage counseling and utilizes the Prepare and Enrich curriculum for premarital counseling. Before becoming a therapist, Jennifer’s career of 27 years consisted of operations management and human resources. Jennifer also served in a regional leadership role for a Georgia-based community service organization providing mental health therapy working with clientele from the Division of Family and Children Services, school systems, and rural communities.  Jennifer is often found volunteering with children and adults with various needs and teaching yoga to all populations. Jennifer and her husband spend their leisure time hiking, traveling, enjoying a good beach day, and doing home renovations.​

Rhonda is a skilled and compassionate mental health counselor providing telehealth services for individuals and couples from college age through late adulthood. Her patient-centered approach emphasizes meeting clients where they are and tailoring care to their unique needs. With a strong foundation in evidence-based practices, Rhonda holds extensive training in Gottman Method, Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She specializes in life transitions, grief, aging, perinatal mood disorders, fertility struggles, anxiety, depression, trauma, parenting, and relationship dynamics. Rhonda is particularly passionate about helping clients explore their lives to identify patterns that may no longer serve them, empowering them to break free from unhelpful cycles and step into their best selves. Her work is grounded in empathy, non-judgment, and a commitment to helping others heal and grow. Originally earning a degree in industrial engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, Rhonda later returned to college to pursue her true calling, earning a degree in Mental Health Counseling from Columbus State University. This career change reflects her dedication to personal growth and serving others. At 59, Rhonda brings not only professional expertise but also a wealth of life experience to her practice. Married for 26 years and a mother of three adult daughters, she understands the complexities of life transitions and relationships firsthand. Guided by her Christian faith, she strives to create a safe, supportive space where clients can navigate challenges, embrace change, and find fulfillment.

Kate strives to help individuals, couples, and families find hope and healing through the therapeutic process. Kate earned a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling with a Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Richmont Graduate University. She is currently under the supervision of Heather Cobb. Kate brings several different approaches to her counseling, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Attachment Theory, and Family Systems Theory. Kate's Christian faith plays a large role in her life and her therapeutic process; however, she loves working with people of all faith backgrounds.  Prior to counseling, Kate worked in student ministry and various nonprofit settings serving poor and marginalized populations. When Kate is not counseling, she is trying new restaurants in Atlanta with her husband, practicing yoga, or cooking. She has two stepchildren—and a cat that she adores. 

Casey is passionate about people's stories and providing a space that fosters help, hope, and healing. She understands that life is difficult and complex, and she’s dedicated to providing a safe and nonjudgmental space where every part of you is welcome. Casey’s compassionate approach allows people to unburden the parts of them that have felt stuck, and she helps them get to the root of their struggles. She loves to work with children, teens, young adults, and families, and she uses several different modalities depending on the client’s needs. Casey is IFS (Internal Family Systems) informed and drawn toward doing the deeper healing work with clients. With this, she is trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, which helps clients "keep the knowledge and lose the pain" of trauma. Casey also integrates modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Exposure and Response Prevention for OCD and anxiety.

Heather is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Alpharetta, Georgia, and earned her master’s degree in community counseling from Georgia State University. She has a passion for helping clients bounce back from disappointment, anxiety, and depression. Licensed for more than 20 years, Heather has tremendous experience teaching teens and adults to better navigate the complexities of their lives that have prevented them from getting to where they want to be. Over the years, Heather has collaborated with several physicians, school counselors, and other specialists to foster a multi-disciplinary and collaborative network in order to provide comprehensive care to her clients. Utilizing a practical approach along with her ability to meaningfully connect with her clients, Heather builds on strengths and identifies the obstacles that halt growth and forward movement. Whether it’s an overwhelmed parent, an anxious teen worried about their future, or a high-achieving executive wanting more balance in life, everyone’s situation is unique. Heather's friendly and approachable style combined with her skill in meeting each person where they are creates a positive atmosphere of clarity, growth, and change.

Will is drawn toward working with families, couples, and individuals. He views his work with clients through a mixture of therapeutic lenses, including family systems, cognitive behavioral, and existential. He typically works with clients 12 years old and older. Will’s main areas of interest are anxiety, depression, life transitions, men’s issues, family dynamics, and relationship challenges such as couples/marriage counseling and pre-marital counseling. Will’s aim is to help people to better understand their experience and to identify and develop tools and skills that would empower them to navigate their experience in healthier and more fulfilling ways. He seeks to accomplish this by collaboratively working with clients to create a safe and open space where clients can heal and grow. Will earned his Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Richmont Graduate University. Prior to attending Richmont, Will served on staff at the UGA Wesley Foundation helping college students to explore and develop their faith and navigate the challenges of college life. He also attended and graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Will enjoys spending his free time traveling, cycling, rock climbing, and hanging out with friends and loved ones. He loves to learn and be challenged. He is continually looking for ways to grow and develop a healthier understanding of himself, others, and the world.

I bring over 15 years of experience to my work. I completed my Master’s in Professional Counseling at Richmont Graduate University in 2004 after obtaining a Bachelor in Science in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Religion at Furman University in 2002. I am trained in DBT and EMDR. If your faith is important to you, we can certainly incorporate that into our therapy. My approach integrates more concrete aspects of cognitive behavior therapy and more abstract and integrative components of faith and mindfulness. Being a person-centered therapist, I know that each of us has the desire and capacity for growth and change and I bring that knowledge to each session.

Katie's guiding principle is that we are designed for relationship. When we are disconnected within our body, mind, or spirit, cut off from meaningful relationships with significant others, separated from purpose in our larger community, or spiritually isolated, we miss the wholeness of life that we were intended to enjoy. Therapy can provide a supportive space where people are free to explore areas of disconnection, experience healing and reconnection, and move forward with confidence that while their past has shaped them, it no longer defines them. Katie works with children, adolescents, and adult women. She is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) who obtained her Master of Social Work from University of Georgia in 2001 and her clinical license in 2003. Katie uses frameworks of interpersonal neurobiology and attachment theory and evidence-based/informed therapies with her clients. She uses these frameworks to treat anxiety, depression, and emotional and behavioral challenges rooted in various forms of trauma; help people involved in adoption to navigate issues related to attachment, grief and loss, trauma, and identity; counsel women who are navigating life transitions and developing renewed purpose; and provide parents with neurobiologically informed strategies.