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Tamika Summers, MS LMFT CADCII SAP
Tamika supports couples and families in developing healthier relationships. Tamika serves diligently as the company’s President and Founder. Tamika’s passion for success in others is what drives the company’s mission and values. Tamika’s goal is to ensure quality services and provide a healthy and safe space for our clients to grow and heal. In addition to managing operations, Tamika provides substance abuse courses for individuals and groups.
Maurice Hill, LAPC
Maurice Hill is a Licensed Professional Counselor who chose to become a therapist after serving over 30 years as a public servant. Mr. Hill takes pride in being a U.S Army veteran. He brings to each session a broad spectrum of life experiences in public, government & military settings and feels that his experiences have provided him with a unique insight into the challenges that clients may face and have shaped his empathetic. Mr. Hill has earned his Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health from Governors State University and has experience working with, adults, couples, and families. He has gained experience in supporting clients in the following areas; anxiety, depression, self-esteem, grief, trauma, family/relationship conflict, and the development of coping skills. Mr. Hill is known to use collaborative and strength-based approaches rooted in psychodynamics and cognitive-behavioral theories.
Candace Ajose-Adoegun LMSW
Candace Ajose-Adeogun is a Licensed Social worker with experience guiding adults and children with Cognitive Behavioral Treatment. Candace is here for the person, she will see you as a person first. She’s caring but very direct and will try to solve the problem with the client because she cares about her clients’ growth and overall wellbeing, knowing that no matter the path you take it is unique to you and therefore worth the journey.
Sandra Porter, LPC
Sandra is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a National Certified Counselor (NCC) through the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC). She received a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Women’s Studies. She has gained a plethora of knowledge and experience while working in an in-patient/out-patient hospital setting as an Intern at Ridgeview Institute in Smyrna, Georgia. In this environment, she has worked with various ethnicities and diverse populations.
As a helper, Sandra is passionate about connecting with her clients as she assists in facilitating their needs and aspirations. In doing so, she exercises what is important in maintaining a cohesive therapist-client relationship by illuminating sheer authenticity, empathy, and acceptance. As a nonjudgmental therapist, her stance is enhanced by providing a safe space while ensuring a growth-promoting climate. Although her treatment modalities are unlimited, Sandra’s eclectic style is fluid. Her approach allows her to provide services for various issues. Her theoretical approaches serve to process, empower, and transition toward greater possibilities and happiness. Most importantly, she believes in discovering and enriching the uniqueness of oneself. Sandra has provided services to individuals, groups, and families.
Chasity Bowers, LAPC
Chasity pursued her education and career in mental health, earning a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Freed-Hardeman University. She is currently an associate professional counselor in Georgia who specializes in serving adults, couples, and families who are experiencing troubling times and need a professional, not an expert, to help navigate the rough waters of life. Also, Chasity assists families needing support with their children or teens with social deficits on the autism spectrum or undergoing behavioral concerns.
Chasity is passionate about serving others in her community because she understands that life’s unexpected curve balls can hurt and leave scars. However, due to challenging experiences, she has learned to lean into the pain to help strengthen and build up her endurance! She conquered the challenges of being a teen mom and learned the tools of having patience as a loving wife of a growing, blended family. Chasity’s personal and educational experience has helped her clients gain the tools and resources to live a transformed life.
Robert Morris, LAMFT
Robert is a Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist with an M.S. in Marriage & Family Therapy from Mercer University School of Medicine and a B.A. in Early Childhood Education from Morehouse College. With over 14 years of clinical experience in Hospice & Palliative end-of-life care, Robert has assisted many clients in navigating illness, death, as well as grief and bereavement. Additionally, Robert has worked with at-risk teens in foster care, adoptive families, and has been involved in reuniting families in both home-based and community settings.
Robert’s mission is to provide an “open space” where all individuals, couples, and families can thrive and reach their maximum potential. Robert is dedicated to creating a safe environment where individuals can become the best version of themselves, particularly those who are marginalized or find themselves on the periphery of society due to societal or cultural labels or stigmas.
As a therapist, Robert walks alongside clients as they narrate, re-imagine, and write their own life stories.
Pamelyn Harris, LPC
Pamelyn has adopted a holistic approach to counseling and is known for utilizing an eclectic mix of modalities such as Motivational Interviewing, Talk Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Client Centered Therapy, Trauma Focused Therapy, etc., individualized and tailored to each client. She is, and always has been, a firm believer in treating the “whole” person, and not just one aspect of who they are and their life.
Pamelyn’s specialized areas of focus encompass, Grief and Loss, Anxiety, Adjustment Disorders, Self-Esteem, Anger Issues, Conflicts with family, friends, and/or co-workers, Stress, Bullying, Social Anxiety, Isolation/Loneliness, and Spirituality, while providing a peaceful, warm, friendly, nonjudgmental, cozy, and strength based space for clients to simply, “let it all go”
Keshia Johnson, MSW
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Shanithia Kendrick, MA
Shanithia is a mental health counselor who focuses on crises care and therapy with children. Shanithia holds a BS in women and gender studies with a concentration in sex and sexuality and an MA in clinical mental health counseling. Shanithia has counseled in multiple settings from court ordered, family care, individual, drug court, and crisis care. Shanithia is also an ordained Pastor who believes that faith and therapy should and can exist together. Shanithia is the author of two self-published books.
Shameka Scott, LAPC
Shameka’s bright ray of personality makes her an engaging children’s therapist. Her infectious laughter and inspiration allows her to support her clients in communicating difficult topics. Shameka’s history as a teacher is an asset to the world of play therapy.
Marva Pettis, Clinical Trainee
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Denise Altman, Community Counselor
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Moses Sands, CSI
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Lisa Johnson-Long, CSI
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Debra Stewart, Administrative Assistant
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Aqrisha Williams, Medical Records
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