Female therapists in Bremen, Georgia GA
MYRA MCKNIGHT
Life Coach
What makes this therapy different is that it makes you feel like a normal person. I want you know that you are a part of a Universe that experiences up and downs and we will continue that Journey as long as we are here. It's about our attitude in approaching the situation in front of us.
Tiana Allen
Professional Christian Counselor, Counselor
I am a Wellness Focused Clinician and Christian Counselor. My specialties are Acceptance and Commitment and Behavior Therapy for Anxiety Management, Survivors of Domestic Abuse, Codependency, and Trauma. I also provide Career Counseling, Premarital, Couple and Relationship Behavior Therapy, Grief Counseling, and Christian Counseling.
Monica Manuel
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC
I am passionate about helping my clients transform how they feel about themselves, their intimate relationships and living a more deeply authentic and meaningful life. I believe in collaboration, “power with, rather than power over” and will assist you in finding your voice, stepping fully into your wisdom, foster self-love, and empower you to create a life of passion and purpose.
Karen Queller
Art Therapist, M.A Expressive Arts Therapy
Stay rooted deeply in the present moment, allowing your intuition, knowing, and being-ness to shine! These 1.5 hr. Expressive Arts Therapy sessions offer an eclectic approach to therapy. I have created a dynamic toolbox that can meet anyone where they are regardless of what topic you would like to explore. Combining mindfulness, talk therapy, somatic awareness, and creative approaches every session is unique depending on what is most nourishing for you on that specific day.
Tara Goza-Freeman
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
I help professional women who have experienced domestic violence and unhealthy relationships release their trauma bonds. I love working with clients who desire to uplevel their careers and make significant life changes. My clients also include teens managing childhood trauma, divorce, growing pains, and blended family issues.
How do you move forward? Sometimes it means learning to set strong boundaries. Other times, you will want to get good at recognizing the thoughts and patterns that keep you bound.
Creating new standards in relationships, adopting soulful self-care habits, and identifying unhealthy people are also important to growing good relationships. I experienced my own beautiful relationship story, after being a single mom for 10 years.
You can get free. For over 15 years, I have helped clients learn what to look for in relationships and heal their past pain. There is a way to find mind, body, and soul wellness.