Complicated Grief

Claire Stuebe, MA, NCC, LCMHC

Encompassing compassion and practicality, Claire uses cognitive behavioral (CBT), mindfulness, and short-term solution-focused therapy often in her direct practice.

I have been in the field since 2005. I began in Community Mental Health, and have maintained a solo private practice for almost ten years. I work primarily with trauma, mood disorders and anxiety and especially with the LGBTQIA+ population.

Melissa Nicole Towle

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

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.

Kathryn E Bingner

After practicing counseling for 7 years, I have learned so much, but sometimes, the biggest lesson has been not knowing the answer. I enjoy collaborating and learning from others! I look forward to being a part of a supportive community.

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.

Courtney Hanley Sherron

I have over ten years of experience working with individuals living with and overcoming trauma, childhood abuse/neglect, sexual violence, domestic violence, infidelity, and grief. I specialize in treating PSTD and other trauma-related disorders.

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.

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.