Ronald is a psychiatrist who works with adults, children, and adolescents. He is also a trained pediatrician, graduating from Morehouse School of Medicine in 1999. Ronald trained in psychiatry at Emory University School of Medicine in both general psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship. He has been in private practice since 2009. At Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and the Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Ronald has given presentations to assist and encourage primary care providers to address mental health issues in their own practices including presentations on anxiety and depression. In addition, he is a sports psychiatrist and assists athletes with optimal performance. Ronald is an active member at Johns Creek United Methodist Church, where he helps facilitate and provide medical consultation for a depression bipolar support group and is a clinical advisor for Summit Counseling.

Dr. Hibbs is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 40 years of experience serving clients in the Atlanta area. He specializes in the treatment of anxiety problems such as generalized anxiety, panic attacks, social anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Dr. Hibbs' approach to treating anxiety is outlined in his book Anxiety Gone: The Three C's of Anxiety Recovery. He has also traveled the country teaching his approach to anxiety treatment to thousands of mental health professionals. Dr. Hibbs provides life coaching services on issues of health and wellness as well as personal productivity. He also provides practical, marriage-friendly counseling for couples.

Chassidy Stanley has been in the counseling field since 1999. She has worked in a variety of settings and has been in private practice for the last 12 years. She holds a Master’s of Social Work degree from East Carolina University and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Georgia. Chassidy uses a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach where she examines automatic thoughts and looks for distortions that may be contributing to unwanted emotions. Her specialty areas include depression, anxiety, marital issues, women's issues, and life transitions.

Katie earned her bachelors degree at Davidson College with a double major in Sociology and Religion. With a growing desire to support others in pursuit of healing and wholeness, she went on to obtain a Masters in Professional Counseling from Richmont Graduate University. Now as a licensed therapist, Katie is privileged to journey with clients towards greater health and wellness. Katie provides a safe and nurturing environment to help people navigate difficult life seasons and circumstances. She believes that intentionally attending to ourselves and our lives gives us the opportunity to address past pain, engage the present, and gain vision for the future. Katie works with adults and adolescents with a variety of presenting concerns. Some areas of professional interest include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, identity development in older adolescents and young adults, postpartum support, addressing shame, life transitions, difficult family dynamics, and issues of faith and spirituality. Katie also offers couples counseling and periodic group therapy. Additionally, Katie is a former collegiate athlete and coach, and enjoys integrating her past experience by working therapeutically with athletes, coaches, and teams. Katie is an Atlanta native. She lives with her husband and three young children. She enjoys adventuring with her family, spending time with friends, sampling local coffee, writing, and being outdoors (especially in the fall).

Wellspring Psychological Services, LLC is a place for healing and hope. Their mission is to provide a warm and supportive therapeutic atmosphere where individuals and families can reach their goals of healing, reconciliation, and growth.

Kim is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in private practice who works with adult individuals and couples specializing in grief and loss, relationship issues, and healing from trauma and abuse. By providing a safe, compassionate space, she helps her clients explore where they get stuck. She is a certified grief recovery specialist, certified inner bonding facilitator, and has advanced training in emotion-focused couples therapy. Kim holds a Master of Science and a Specialist in Education (Ed.S) in professional counseling from Georgia State University. Her private practice is located in the Buckhead area.

While life certainly presents challenges, Shannon believes that people are fundamentally strong and resilient and that a partnership between client and therapist can facilitate change and lead to a path of greater peace, confidence, and positivity. She strives to provide a safe space, to ask questions, and to offer insight as the journey unfolds. Shannon is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and a certified professional counselor supervisor who works with individuals, couples, families, and other therapists. Her practice focuses on teens and adults with anxiety, depression, life transitions, and chronic pain/disability. She especially likes supporting people with strong insight who are challenged in processing their emotions. She has a strengths-based approach, drawing on principles from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and solutions-focused therapies. Shannon is a proud alumnus of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Georgia State University. She spent nearly 20 years at Georgia Tech as a counselor and advisor before entering private practice.

Ashlyn specializes in individual treatment, family therapy, and parent coaching, utilizing her training in behavioral and exposure therapy. She received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Furman University and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Georgia. In addition, she received certification in marriage and family therapy from the University of Georgia. Ashlyn helps child, adolescent, and young adult clients learn the skills necessary to manage anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, OCD, and personality disorders. She enjoys working with clients to increase their emotion regulation—the ability to find freedom from difficult emotions and the behaviors that accompany them. She believes there is more to life than merely surviving and wants to help her clients thrive.

Julie chose her business name, A Life’s Journey, because she believes that life is, indeed, a journey. She found that it wasn’t about “arriving”; instead, it’s about learning to be present as you navigate life’s challenges, struggles, and joys. Even while walking in the “valley,” great peace and serenity can be experienced, especially with God. Julie shares a personal journey about a time when her son was found dead and after life-saving measures, he was revived. While she waited in the trauma center, she discovered God’s great presence in her surrender of giving her son over to him. In such agony and despair, she found profound peace. Julie works with clients dealing with depression, anxiety, rage, blended family, addiction in the family, loss, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism, low self-worth, self-injury, relationship issues, bullying, enabling, life changes, medical issues, parenting struggles, loss of faith, spiritual struggles, trauma, divorce, and child/adolescent issues. You can reach her through her scheduling website, calling her schedulers, or texting her. She would be honored to guide and equip you.

Jonathan is a clinical mental health counselor located in Tucker, Georgia. He is a graduate of Richmont Graduate University in Atlanta, Georgia, and is a licensed associate professional counselor (APC) and nationally certified counselor (NCC). He works with teenagers, adults, and couples, specializing in anxiety, grief, and LGBT+ issues.