Clinical director and owner

A licensed clinical social worker, I provide psycho-therapeutic services to support emotional and relational well-being. I draw on a range of psychodynamic models in the therapeutic process (including IFS, AEDP, RET, SFBT, schema therapy, and DBT).

In my work, I have assisted clients in improving mood, decreasing anxiety, developing relationship skills, processing trauma or grief, and building confidence and independence. I also use proven techniques for emotionally relating and improving communication to aid intimate couples in crisis.

After graduating from the University of Georgia in Social Work in 2012, I spent my first post graduate years working in psychiatric hospitals where I focused on acute mental illness and supporting families in crisis. After gaining extensive experience in mental health management, I transitioned into a private practice to follow my passion for psychotherapy work.

As a clinical director, I work closely with associates to develop an individualized treatment process for each client and foster an environment of acceptance, evolution and fulfillment. I welcome you to work with me or one of my associates to apply transformative approaches to your issues.

As a therapist, I treat adolescents and adults walking through a challenging part of their lives: instilling hope, building on strengths and capacities, and working together on goals to move forward. I see clients for concerns such as anxiety, depression, relational issues, difficulty with self-esteem, trauma, grief and loss, and life transitions. I explore areas of spirituality, identity development, and career planning for those who feel stuck or inauthentic.

I use a person-centered approach, using evidence-based methods to frame our work together (including CBT, narrative, existential, IFS, and humanistic models). I provide a warm, inviting space for you to feel heard, valued, and accepted for exactly who you are. I bring connection and creativity into the therapeutic environment and I feel called to partner with others to find relief from the weight that they are carrying.

I hold a Master of Science in Counseling from the University of North Georgia along with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. My experience in multiple settings, including private practice, community clinics, summer camps, and educational spaces widens my vision for clients to include their environment and their life’s work.

Julia is currently an associate-licensed professional and under the administrative and clinical supervision of Stacy Froelich, LCSW, and Amanda Marks, LPC, CPCS, as she pursues independent licensure.

Senior associate

Associate Therapist

My style is warm and comforting. I specialize in being a great listener and someone who can work with you to work out your daily stressors and long term challenges. I can help you organize your thoughts in a way that feels more manageable so you can reach your goals and achieve your full potential. My approach is client centered and strengths based. My experience in helping people includes a wide range of people from all ages, races, and backgrounds, including those with mental health challenges and those who have experienced trauma and oppression. 

In addition to working with young adults, I specialize in working with children and families through expressive and play-based therapy. Using art, games, toys, storytelling, and other creative activities, I create a safe, engaging environment where children can express themselves, build emotional resilience, and develop the skills they need to thrive. I partner closely with parents to strengthen family relationships and support lasting growth beyond the therapy room.

 I’d love to help you practice new coping skills, gain emotional awareness, and embrace your strengths to fulfill your highest potential.

I lived my life surrounded by the mental health environment. I helped my family to build an agency to provide residential wraparound around care for  adults with developmental disabilities and mental illnesses. I worked in a wide range of environments as I got my Bachelors from Georgia State University and my Masters in Social Work from the University of Georgia including research labs, medical centers, schools, community spaces, and places of worship. I find joy in spending time with my husband and five children doing things such as fellowshipping with the church, playing badminton, traveling, and volunteering to feed the food insecure.

Corina is currently an associate-licensed professional and under the administrative and clinical supervision of Stacy Froelich, LCSW

I enjoy working with adults and teen to navigate the difficulties that come with life. I’m dedicated to providing a safe, supportive space where you can explore your experiences, build self-awareness, and develop the tools to create meaningful change. Whether you’re working through mood concerns, relationship challenges, communication difficulties, substance use, or simply trying to understand yourself better, I’d be honored to be part of your journey. My approach is collaborative and tailored to you — because therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all.

I draw from a range of evidence-based methods including CBT, DBT, ACT, Narrative Therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, blending techniques to fit your unique goals and values. What that looks like in practice: practical coping strategies, stronger communication skills, and real insight you can carry beyond the therapy room.

I hold a Master’s in Clinical Counseling Psychology from Brenau University and a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Georgia. My background includes community mental health and court-mandated substance abuse treatment — experience that has deepened my commitment to meeting clients where they are, without judgment..

Alyssa is a master’s level clinician whose licensure is pending, and she works under the supervision of Stacy Froelich, LSCSW

Pre-licensed Professional