Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Therapists in Atlanta, GA

Real quick...take a second...close your eyes, breath deep, let it out slowly, open your eyes...okay. Welcome - my name is Dr. Taijah Davis, EdD and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Atlanta, Georgia and working statewide via telehealth. I work with adults 19-45 and specialize in anxiety, depression, issues with self-esteem, and relationship problems using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy. Additionally, I specialize in couples/marriage counseling using The Gottman Approach to address conflict management and issues with communication.

Problems with sexuality can create anxiety, fear, shame, guilt, depression, or low self-esteem. If there are issues with sexual performance, sexual trauma, low sexual desire or satisfaction, premature ejaculation, sexual behaviors, sexual identity, or any sexual frustrations, you may feel disconnected from yourself and others. You are the incredible artist of your story, I serve as the nonjudgmental canvas. Sex is meant to be a beautiful expression of self, attraction, and desires. Together, we will explore experiences, thoughts, or behaviors that prevent you from living a sexually satisfying existence.

I believe that each client has unique concerns and issues that should be focused upon one at a time. My role is to help you explore your concerns/issues and build new realities based upon your strengths. I view counseling as a collaborative process whereby the achievement of mutually defined counseling goals is accomplished through commitment and practice. Counseling can help you gain personal insight and lead you to better understanding of yourself and others. As with any intervention, there are both benefits and risk, as often progress is gradual. Your active involvement is essential to gain maximum benefits from your sessions.

It’s not always easy to be vulnerable or trust someone new, so it’s my main priority to make the space as safe and healing as possible. I will provide empathy, warmth, and non-judgmental support, so that we can build a trusting, nurturing relationship. It is my belief that therapy should be a collaborative effort between therapist and client, and I value making you feel heard and understood in hopes that you can show up authentically. Together, we will work as a team to help you reach your goals and grow into a flourishing version of yourself.

Need to reclaim space for self-care & wellness? Want help managing life transitions, setting boundaries, and overcoming burnout? As a clinical psychologist, I have extensive experience collaborating with clients to help them build the life they desire. I am also especially passionate about supporting individuals who experience the added stress of marginalization, racism, and other -isms. Through the therapeutic relationship, I integrate my expertise with clients’ needs to promote holistic well-being.

It can be difficult to weather the storms of life alone. You took a crucial step in finding refuge from those storms by reaching out for help. Showing up to therapy takes incredible strength and courage. I am here to offer you a non-judgmental, empathetic, and safe atmosphere to process your worries and stresses, yet also equip you with the tools to heal from your past and grow into your full potential. I have over 15 years of expertise in treating depression, anxiety/panic attacks, relationship issues, parenting problems, career challenges, grief/loss, and trauma.

We all know that life is busy, stressful, and difficult to keep in balance, but when things become overwhelming or out of sync, the decision to seek counseling or coaching is a gutsy first step to getting back on track. I believe we owe it to ourselves and our loved ones to pay attention to our mind-body health, and I take a non-judgmental and collaborative approach to help identify what may be holding you back from a rewarding and fulfilling life. Together we can explore techniques to improve coping and communication and help you move forward with clarity and purpose.

Cassi Haberler is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Professional Counseling Supervisor in the state of Georgia. She has over 16 years of experience working with survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault/abuse, child abuse, and human trafficking. She also has experience with family systems issues and women's issues. Cassi also has experience with family systems issues and women's issues.

Have you ever felt like you were not managing your life to the best of your ability? Unresolved feelings or past trauma interfering with your ability to move forward in life? Then, I encourage you to give me a call and allow me to guide you toward achieving "Greater Wellness". My optimistic outlook on life and professional experience allows me to engage with individuals from all spectrums. I believe in having a collaborative therapeutic partnership in helping others to strive for optimal emotional balance through enhancing their mind, body and soul!

I realized that we all have something that we want to work on within ourselves. I want to thank you for choosing me to help you on your journey to doing just that. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who is dedicated to providing quality psychotherapy for those looking to reinvest in themselves. My clinical areas of specialty include individual/family counseling, addiction, trauma, and depression and anxiety.

I focus on providing quality, results oriented counseling services. I assist with anxiety, depression, faith, marriage, parenting, work stress, and more. I use well-researched approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Working alongside you, we can identify the repetitive stresses that are clouding your way. Then exploring and plotting a new route that will allow you to move forward to being the man/woman, father/mother, son/daughter, friend, and/or leader you are capable of becoming and called to be. I can reach ALL areas of Georgia via video counseling making scheduling even easier for those with busy schedules.

Regina Sewell MA LPC (Georgia License LPC013152) As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am dedicated to helping individuals tap into their true potential and overcome the obstacles that prevent them from living fulfilling lives. I encourage clients to explore their deepest emotions, thoughts, and aspirations to uncover the root causes of dissatisfaction and work toward healing and personal growth. My focus areas include anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, low self-esteem, and anger management.

I work with women and couples using a variety of approaches to address relational and personal concerns. My clients often seek couples or marriage counseling at a point where they believe their relationships are beyond repair. Communication has broken down, they lack trust, and intimacy no longer exists. Giving yourselves a chance to address this in therapy increases your chance of resolution. The goal of individual therapy to empower you to be your best self and find passion and joy in life. We’ll address everything you’re feeling, explore new options, and together develop a plan to help you reach your dreams and self-potential.

I am L. Elizabeth Shelton, GA LPC 008242, and have been fully licensed since 2012, originally in Virginia and since 2015 in Georgia. My theoretical orientation to therapy is CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) as I believe it is critical to understand how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors interact and drive most of the problems people struggle to overcome.

Scott Leenan’s approach to psychotherapy is rooted in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mindfulness, cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), positive psychology, narrative therapy and existentialism. For Scott, becoming human is a project; our task is not so much to discover who we are, but rather to ‘create’ ourselves. During therapy sessions, he works with clients to identify and examine their personal values and priorities, beliefs, goals, and perceptions of reality. He also works with clients on stress management, personal growth and development, finding purpose and cultivating balance.

I am licensed in Georgia with 16 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress, depression, trauma and anxiety, coping with addictions, relationship issues, & family conflicts. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. As a therapist, I have been able to help adolescences who are struggling with academic-related stress, bullying, peer pressure, family issues, past traumas, parenting styles, and other problems that all contribute to a person's mental health or overall wellbeing.

Are you are going through a major life transition, looking to develop your self-awareness and self-esteem, or seeking tools to cope with depression and anxiety? I work with clients who have experienced trauma, panic attacks, grief, loss, and interpersonal/relationship/communication issues. I work to develop your coping strategies and provide you with the tools you need to get you on the path to healing and being the best version of yourself.

The path to discover one’s best self is exciting and never ending. Change requires hard work and can be tough, however the view from the other side is breathtaking. LifePath Wellness provides a safe, non-judging space, for clients to embark on a journey to discover their most authentic self. Clients are encouraged to explore all facets of their lives to create understanding and foster betterment; ultimately leading to increased self-acceptance, confidence, hope, empowerment, and peace.

Jennifer earned her Master's degree in Social Work at Kennesaw State University graduating cum laude. She is currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a member of the National Association of Social Workers. A New Jersey native, Jennifer relocated to Cobb County in 2005 as a single parent raising two children. She is active in the community and her church. Jennifer has extensive experience working with varied populations: working with a pregnancy resource center; inpatient adolescents; individuals/families in the community; as well as substance abuse/mental health IOP/PHP treatment settings.