Adult Children of Alcoholics

Rachel Brittingham, LPC, NCC, CCTP

I help pre-teens through adults process trauma and other challenging life experiences that continue to impact them in their present lives.

Jonathan Lee

My name is Jon (they/them/theirs). I identify as a non-binary, queer, somatic psychotherapist, who comes from a Taiwanese immigrant family background.

Claire Horner is known in Atlanta as ATL Shrink and The Relationship Translator. Therapist and advocate for clients seeking relief from sexual assault and those pursuing healthy relationships. Providing individual, group, and couple’s therapy.

AnnaMarie Pemberton

Together we work to understand how unprocessed emotions and past experiences get in the way of wellbeing in the form of anxiety, stuckness, unhelpful relational patterns and negative self talk. My clients learn to strengthen what is working well for them, adapt what is not and to have a more satisfying, nourishing existence.

Melissa Larsen

My main goal in a therapy session is to let you be heard, and to get to the bottom of what’s going on. I specialize in treating trauma with EMDR therapy. I focus on your strengths, and support curiosity and self compassion.

Sarah Joseph

I am an EMDR-trained therapist who helps clients explore how their nervous system has adapted to stress and trauma over their life span. My background is in trauma-sensitive yoga. I am pursuing training in Internal Family Systems Therapy and EFIT.

Marni McGarry

Ms. McGarry is an Integrative Psychotherapist who approaches each individual with the belief that all people have what they need to heal and is grateful to help facilitate this lifelong process.

Kate Wester

My integrative approach combines deeply relational, trauma-informed, somatic, contemplative, and expressive practices to support the recovery of your innate resilience and wholeness, and to strengthen your capacity to manage difficulties.

Suzanne Bierer

Gabrielle Kilgore

I believe that while no life is without some measure of pain or struggle; therapy can be a transformative, healing process which opens the door to a more fulfilling relationship with yourself and others.

Emily Griffin

Mom of four sons and a daughter in a blended family. Childhood trauma survivor. I support proactive parents who want to break unhealthy family patterns, heal wounds, and find everyday joy.