Hannah Clark is a counselor offering therapeutic help to people from all walks of life. Her philosophy is that counseling is for everyone. Just like we go to the doctor for check-ups and take our cars to get the oil changed, mental health works the same way. She enjoys helping individuals of all ages notice when their “check engine” lights are coming on. Then, they can take a look under the hood before any costly maintenance needs to be done. Hannah has experience counseling individuals with issues such as trauma, PTSD, grief, depression, anxiety, career transitions, other life transitions, and shame.  With her Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Richmont Graduate University, she feels confident integrating faith and spirituality into counseling. She is also EMDR trained and would be honored to collaborate with you on trauma-informed therapy around the parts of life that are the most difficult to talk about. Hannah finds it beneficial to integrate theories having to do with early childhood experiences and caregiver attachment bonds, along with emotion-focused theories. Hannah sees clients in-person at Restoration's Woodstock location. She also sees clients virtually.

My practice offers a path to help you heal and recover from emotional wounds and traumas; rebuild trust and intimacy connections ; and develop a healthier, more confident self-identity—all in a safe, affirming space. As a sex and trauma therapist, I am an EMDR and Somatic Attachment Practitioner with expertise in treating childhood and relationship trauma and PTSD. I also provide Christian-based sex therapy focused on developing sexual wholeness, deeper intimacy and connection, and emotional safety. I utilize Emotional Focused Therapy to help couples heal from infidelity traumas and resolve cycles of high stress conflicts. I am committed to helping my clients discover their paths to healing, recovery, and emotional wellness.

You feel stuck in life and you are unsure how to move forward. You may feel alone or that you can’t talk about your more personal problems with your friends or family out of fear of judgment. Worries and self-judgments feel like weights that continually keep you down and exhaust you.  You desire a life that is not dictated by emotions. You want to be kinder to yourself and to be more effective within your relationships.  You are fully aware of just how hard it is to be human, and you are seeking someone to walk alongside you as you navigate and make sense of your life experience.   Relationships (missing and broken), life demands/expectations, trauma, depression, anxiety, undesired behaviors, and low self-esteem are a few of the common barriers that interfere with individuals experiencing greater lives filled with purpose, meaning, and fulfillment. Phil’s hope is to partner with people who are curious about change and are willing to explore. Through a collaborative relationship, he seeks to understand his client’s experience and utilizes practical skills to achieve the change his clients are seeking.   Phil utilizes an integrated approach with his clients that includes elements from person-centered, existentialism, DBT, and ACT therapy. Change is hard on its own and made more difficult when attempted alone. The best chance at moving through tough times is through connection with others. Phil looks forward to connecting with you and offers services both in person and virtually.

Paige is passionate about working with adults (college age and up) through life’s struggles, whether in their relationships, career, or personal lives. She values developing the therapeutic relationship and views the work as a collaborative effort to help clients better understand themselves to find purpose in their emotions, understand their self-worth, and make positive change. She is a client-centered therapist and uses a combination of techniques, drawing primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, and strength-based techniques. Her areas of specialty include anxiety, depression, life transitions, parenting and relationship conflicts, and separation/divorce.  Paige earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Virginia and a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling with a certificate in trauma counseling from Richmont Graduate University. In 2021, she earned the Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP) accreditation.

Feeling overwhelmed? Do you have trouble coping with the stress of everyday life? Are you feeling stuck? Have you lost connection and intimacy in your marriage? I’m here to help equip you with the tools and support you need to cope. I am passionate about serving others and helping them achieve wellness holistically. I tailor sessions to each client’s individual needs. I believe that having faith in something greater than oneself can lead to lasting change. Faith and spirituality can be an important tool in the counseling process. Although my Christian faith is important to me, I have respect for the individual and only incorporate faith and spirituality at the client’s request. I typically work with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, boundary issues, relationship problems, codependency, negative body image, marital conflict, and life transitions. I am a certified PREPARE/ENRICH counselor for pre-marital and couples counseling. I am also Gottman Level 2 trained for marriage therapy.

Savannah Self is a master’s level therapist and a graduate of Liberty University. She enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults who struggle with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, life transitions, women’s issues, relationship issues, and identity issues. Savannah believes that every client who walks into her office has inherent worth and potential. She strives to cultivate a space where genuineness, authenticity, and acceptance flourish. With children and teens, her goal is to collaborate with them and their families on how to best help them reach their counseling goals.    Savannah has an integrative approach to counseling and incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Before joining Legacy, Savannah worked as an ABA technician with children and teens with autism and their families. During her master’s program, she interned as a counselor for young adults and women during pregnancy and postpartum.  Savannah finds joy in her relationship with God, her fiancé, friends, and family. She enjoys baking goodies, reading, and exploring new places.

Lindsay is a therapist who views each human from a holistic lens. She values considering all of someone's parts from emotional intelligence, spirituality, movement, and nutrition to family dynamics, personality traits, and more. Lindsay creates a safe space for her clients to express their feelings and build self-compassion to grow into the person they want to be. Working with Lindsay will look like considering the depths of where you came from to where you find yourself today. This includes exploring personality, family dynamics, past relationships, and how all things inform how you participate in the world today.  Lindsay has a background in exercise science and has pursued her own holistic healing. She loves the Lord and is a fitness instructor. She values wellness on many levels to help her clients find what wholeness and wellness looks like in their own lives. Her hope is that you would leave the counseling space feeling encouraged, challenged, comforted, and celebrated. 

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.

As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Anderson provides individual therapy services to diverse adult populations. Dr. Anderson is passionate about helping clients in their journey of personal growth, insight, and change. She is very patient and careful to listen to the needs of her clients,  facilitating a safe haven for them to express their thoughts, feelings, and struggles. Her integrative therapy approach matches interventions to unique client needs. Dr. Anderson is especially impassioned about the integration of spirituality/Christianity and psychology. Dr. Anderson earned a doctorate in clinical psychology at Regent University. She completed her internship at the Southern Louisiana Internship Consortium. Dr. Anderson is from South Africa and is fluent in English and Afrikaans. She enjoys hiking, tennis, outdoor activities, and vacations to beautiful beach locations.

Kim is an Associate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Southern Connecticut State University and a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy at Capella University.  Kim uses integrated theoretical approaches including solution-focused, cognitive behavioral therapy, and narrative therapy to create a healing environment and help work toward each client’s desired goals. Kim is also trained in PREPARE-Enrich to help engaged or married couples develop stronger relationships. She currently works with couples, divorced adults, blended families, children, and teens. Kim lives in the Atlanta area with her husband and miniature schnauzer. She enjoys spending time with her adult children, traveling with family, long walks, and live music. She is a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. Kim is under the supervision of Jennifer Wilmoth, LMFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor.