Mental Health Therapy in Marietta

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Donya Franklin

Marietta, Georgia - Licensed Professional Counselor
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“Change the person in the mirror, and your world will change!” Hello! My name is Donya and my goal is to inspire hope; and assist clients to heal and change and be the best version of themselves. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). I earned my Master’s in Clinical Counseling/Marriage and Family from University of Northern Colorado in May 2010. I have over fifteen years of experience in working with mental health, personal crisis, and relationships. I have worked with adolescents, adults, and groups of all ages on issues ranging from addiction, anger management, anxiety, depression, domestic violence, grief/loss, personal challenges, relationship issues, stress, trauma and many more. I have worked in private practice, community settings, residential and outpatient settings of a Community Mental Health Center and a domestic violence facility. I would describe my approach to therapy as eclectic, drawing on a variety of modalities to best serve my client’s needs and goals. The modalities that have proven most useful are: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness-based Therapy, Person Centered Therapy; Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Systemic Therapy. I believe therapy/counseling is a partnership and the most important aspect of the partnership is trust. I look forward to building a unique partnership with you, while gaining your trust. Taking the step to research and seek out a therapist is a very courageous step. I await with pleasure to work with you towards hope, healing, and change!

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Kristen Barrett

Marietta, Georgia - Licensed Professional Counselor
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Welcome, and thank you for considering working with me! My name is Kristen and I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia. I have had over 5 years experience working in the mental health field. I have worked in a variety of settings including in-home, hospital, private office and running an outpatient day program for severe mental illness. I have had experience working with a broad range and severity of clinical issues. I have the most experience working with anxiety, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), low-self esteem, depression, anger management, family conflict, relationship conflicts, and self-esteem. I also have experience working with intellectual/developmental disabilities and mild autism. I pride myself on creating an environment for my clients that is upbeat, positive and supportive. I love helping clients boost their self-esteem, and increase their quality of life. My dedication to the field of mental health stems from my lifelong passion for helping others. I have always been the friend that people turned to for a listening ear or advice, so I took my natural gifts of emotional support and I went to school to sharpen my skills, learn proven techniques, and become a counselor. I understand that having mental health concerns can be difficult. There is still so much stigma around having mental health issues, which prevents many people from seeking help, so I work to show people that seeking assistance is healthy and should be the norm. The process for getting help can sometimes be overwhelming, and it can feel frustrating and lonely. However, I also know from experience how much life can change for the better when you find support and take steps towards taking care of yourself! I feel that building rapport is the most important factor to successful counseling. I offer a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to share their stories, process their journey and gain the peace and achievements they seek. I use a person-centered, holistic, multicultural, and eclectic approach in treatment, meaning I begin where you are and tailor treatment approaches to your needs while being sensitive to how your own personal cultural identities and lifestyle choices impact your experience. I primarily use evidence based techniques including cognitive-behavioral therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused counseling. However, I do incorporate more "classical" approaches to counseling as well. I would describe my style as warm and supportive, but I am ready to help you tackle your struggle head-on. Together we can work on establishing goals and steps for you to help overcome your current problems. I look forward to speaking with you!

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Free Mental Health Resources in Georgia

NAMI Georgia offers programs to individuals dealing with mental health and addiction challenges. Resources here include support groups and educational classes tailored to foster recovery and resilience. LEAP (Listen, Empathize, Agree, and Partner) communication process helps families and individuals recognize mental health conditions and seek treatment.
The organization offers a peer-led mental health and addiction program that provides a safe space for individuals seeking assistance. The Peer2Peer Warm Line offers 24-hour support from certified peer specialists and the organization conducts certified peer specialist training to equip individuals with lived experience to help others in their recovery journey.
The organization offers comprehensive mental health and substance abuse programs including non-intensive outpatient care and specialty services like medically monitored residential withdrawal management and crisis stabilization. Intensive residential treatment is available for adolescents aged 13 to 17 and they provide addiction prevention initiatives.
Fulton County's Department offers comprehensive mental health and addiction treatment services including individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and crisis intervention. These are available at multiple locations where walk-ins are welcomed. They provide in-person and telehealth options.
This organization provides comprehensive services across 10 Georgia counties that address substance use disorders and mental health. This includes adult community-based wrap around support and adult day programs that focus on life skills. The justice programs offer alternatives to incarceration and a medication assistance program helps clients access necessary prescriptions.
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This department provides mental health and substance use services through a network of community providers. Local offices and the Georgia crisis and access line can be contacted for assistance. They administer Medicaid-reimbursed behavioral health services for children and adults. Members should consult with their provider network for available services.
This Kennesaw State University program conducts multidisciplinary research to enhance the health and well-being of military personnel, emergency responders, and their families. Programs include developing evidence-based interventions and providing psychoeducational training and clinical behavioral health services tailored to your needs. They emphasize collaboration, service, and commitment.
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The Georgia Collaborative Administrative Services Organization provides a comprehensive suite of services to help individuals with complex needs including programs that evaluate for appropriate placement and provide training and education resources aimed at improving service delivery within the behavioral health and developmental disabilities network.
This free mental health clinic offers psychiatric evaluations and medication management for uninsured or underinsured adults. They treat all qualifying patients for mental health and psychiatric needs. They offer telehealth services on the final Tuesday of every month. They may have a wait list due to high demand.
The All-1-Family provides comprehensive services to the LGBTQ community including individual and family counseling, anger management, group therapy, and educational support such as ADHD and social skills training. Additionally, they provide transitional housing for youth experiencing homelessness, focusing on independent living skills, employment, and educational support.
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This Atlanta program offers comprehensive health services that include confidential HIV testing, STD treatment, and primary care. Addiction treatment programs and holistic behavioral health services are included with specialty services including clinical trials and a mobile unit to ensure accessible health care. They also provide safe and confidential assistance to support victims of domestic violence.
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The Emory veterans program provides comprehensive, no-cost treatment for veterans and service members who are dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder after 9/11, traumatic brain injury, anxiety, depression, and more. The program provides a two-week intensive outpatient program available in Atlanta or through telehealth throughout the state.
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This organization provides comprehensive mental health treatment programs including intensive outpatient programs and evening options tailored to meet your needs. They address various conditions with in person and virtual telemedicine services. They provide a holistic approach using evidence-based therapies with personalized plans that promote lasting recovery.
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Teens & Students BIPOC LGBTQ Men Women Veterans First Responders Depression PTSD Anxiety Grief Substance Abuse
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