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NOPE. Not doing it anymore… after going through the usual motions of your everyday routine, you decided that you deserve more! You deserve to be free from the wounds of your past and to live a life of contentment. Unfortunately, “healing” isn’t always sunshine and rainbows; rather, it’s our choosing to dance in the downpour. And grow our flowers in the rain (actually, that one was a joke… I can barely keep a succulent alive – true story – but you get the idea!) You’ve decided that you are ready to heal the wounds of your past. Great! But now what? HOW do I do that? Well, there are many ways to begin healing. Some include healing in a physical sense (known as somatic healing), others emphasize mental and emotional healing, and some focus on spiritual healing. While I collaborate with clients to create a plan that works best for their goals, I work from the philosophy that an integrative approach (healing that encompasses mind, body, and spirit) provides the best opportunity for root-level healing. Providing my services via telehealth, I (virtually) come to you to provide encouragement and support for this process to occur. With that being said, I am only an assistant in this journey… you guide this process, at your pace, and in the direction you desire. I am equipped with various tools, knowledge, and therapeutic types/approaches (such as EMDR Therapy – yes, the eye movement thing) that can be individualized to meet your needs! My goal, as your counselor, is to assist in your growth and healing. There will be moments of mountain-conquered success, frustration in the valleys, and rocky bumps along the way, but what matters most is the intentional, daily desire to continue on this healing journey… regardless of the terrain. I have my hiking boots on and am ready to walk with you, whenever you are ready. I am looking forward to connecting with you soon! :)

I followed my passion and graduated from Wake Forest University with a Masters degree in clinical mental health counseling after a 20-year-long award-winning career in business development and marketing. Throughout my time in the mental health field, I have gained valuable experience working in addiction treatment settings, inpatient behavioral health facilities, private practice, and community mental health agencies in the Greater Metro Atlanta area. My years of experience working in mental health settings have equipped me with the skills needed to help individuals, couples, and groups work through a variety of issues. I take great pride in the progress and success of my clients, and look forward to working with you.

Ali Astrid Moto is an expert EMDR-trained therapist who transforms lives by addressing past wounds and unresolved trauma. Her integrative approach combines cutting-edge neuroscience with somatic practices to facilitate long-lasting change.

Hi, I am Dominique (Dom) Proctor. I am a licensed social worker and have experience providing therapeutic services to children, teens, and adults. I offer both individual and couples counseling. I earned my bachelor’s degree from Ohio University in 2020m and worked as a case manager and bachelor’s level therapist. I then attended Indiana Wesleyan University, where I earned my Master of Social Work. Man has been avoiding the consequences of our choices since the beginning. Human beings attempted to cover up their own mistakes and faults by human effort alone. Whether it is AA meetings, self-help programs, or other means of recovery, most of these programs only touch one aspect of a person. A person is made up of mind, body, and soul. Therefore, we need healing for all three elements of a person, not just one. I enjoy working with people to help heal these facets and make progress toward recovery. When helping individuals with their therapeutic goals, I pull from several different modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). I also offer Christian counseling services to those seeking the incorporation of their faith into treatment. I enjoy helping those who have been hurt by the church. I work as an inpatient therapist at SUN Behavioral in Columbus, Ohio, and as an outpatient therapist. In addition, I am part of the NACSW ( North American Association of Christians in Social Work) and the BLEXIT movement.

I was born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens, NY. I earned a BA in Psychology from Hampton University, a MA in Clinical Psychology from Norfolk State University and an Ed.S in Counseling Education from Hampton University. I have over 20 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, families and couples in different settings including psychiatric hospitals, schools, private and community agencies.

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I believe the goal of therapy is to provide a safe environment to explore their life history and learn how to manage stressors, trauma, and mental health on a daily basis. I provide my clients with emotional regulation tools, education on their mental health, active listening, and resources to better facilitate their needs. I utilize techniques from several theories that allow me to bring an eclectic approach instead of a “one size fits all” approach. To have the courage to reach out to talk to someone is an enormous emotional stressor. The fact that you are looking at my profile says you have taken the next step in finding peace within yourself and are willing to be an active participant in changing your life for the better. I work with all general mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, and trauma in adults. I assist the client in navigating the challenges in their lives and finding strengths to build upon. I have worked in foster care and individual counseling services. I help my clients learn their strengths, overcome barriers and provide a non-judgmental stance on their experiences to allow them to process their pain in a way that is not forced but comfortable and safe. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Wright State University. I completed a dual Masters program at Wright State and Miami University in Social Work. I have worked with children, teens, and adults, supporting them through self-esteem issues, parenting, emotional regulation, trauma, and many other concerns and life experiences.

As a psychodynamic, relational therapist, Rachel’s goal is to cultivate the space necessary for her clients to develop a deeper connection to their inner lives. She utilizes an attachment framework, offering her clients new ways to understand the foundational experiences and relationships that have shaped their present. She views therapy as a collaborative process, and approaches her work with a fundamental belief that we all deserve to live authentically. Passionate about helping individuals to navigate the often difficult but empowering process of self-discovery, she is grateful for every opportunity to witness personal growth. Rachel is a graduate of Columbia School of Social Work and is a participant in the Advanced Clinical Psychodynamic Fellowship at the University of Chicago SSA.

Are you struggling to deal with daily stress and feel like their is a weight on your shoulders? Dealing with anxious thoughts and depressive symptoms can overwhelm you each day. I would like to assist you in learning ways to manage these feelings. I enjoy assisting people with challenging their mindsets, offering coping strategies, and developing new ways to think about old problems. Call now!

Hello, my name is La Shekia and I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker; also holding a certification in Trauma.  My love for studying behavior and the mind is what led me to the road of psychotherapy. The approach of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy encompasses the study of how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are intertwined. In addition, when working with trauma there is a lot of cognitive work to address as we work through the layers of our mind that need healing. But even before we get to those layers we must work on body awareness to understand how we respond to various triggers.    Self-care and Wellness are other important areas of focus in my practice as I feel that these dimensions are always an ongoing piece of our lives that are always evolving.