Get treatment for all your mental healthcare needs.
Services offered at WellSpring Counseling
Individual Therapy
I work with adults (18+) both virtually and in person for individual therapy. I do not directly participate with any insurance network. However, I can provide you with all the necessary documentation to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. I do offer sliding scale fees, please contact me to inquire if I have any sliding scale slots open!
I currently hold an Associate level license in the state of Georgia and unfortunately unable to see folks located in other states at this time.
50 - 80 mins | $140 - $165
Group Therapy
Group therapy is a great way to connect with other folks desiring to navigate similar experiences. It is a great way to hone in on our social and relational skills. I do not currently have any group offerings at this time. Check back in the future for group offerings.
75 mins | $50 - $125
Workshops and Trainings
I don’t currently have any workshops or trainings I am involved in. However, I have somethings cooking so please check back soon for any updates!
Relational Therapy
I work with various relationship structures including but not limited to, couples, polycules, familial dynamics, and others. It is in our nature to be relational, we are a coregulatory species after all. Relational therapy can help couples, or various relationship structures explore deeper connecting, relational repair, and meaning in the relationship. Those in relationships who are seeking support for sexual health issues linked to trauma or chronic health, couples navigating intimacy challenges, and those interested in holistic approaches to healing
50 - 80 mins | $175 - $225
Consulting, Mentoring, and Community Involvement
At the core of my being , I hold great value in being active and involved in the various communities I serve and identify with. As a therapist and human, social justice and advocacy are integral to my values. I really love connecting with fellow therapists, aspiring therapists, and other health professionals! If you believe I could be a resource for you based on my areas of specialty, let’s connect!
“Self-criticism is an invasive weed in the garden, but too many of us have been taught to treat it like a treasured flower, even as it strangles the native plants of our sexuality. Far from motivating us to get better, self-criticism makes us sicker.”
— Emily Nagoski, PhD
