You just want to feel better. Though you appear well "put together" & self-assured, it doesn't match what you feel. How you feel is what matters. You want more and more means being yourself. It time to get rid of what others expect of you and embrace what you expect of yourself.

Your vision of yourself shapes your perception of others and the world around us. That perception dictates your beliefs and how you feel about yourself. The better you feel about yourself the more positive your world becomes. Colors are brighter and smells are more robust. I want you to understand who you currently are and the person you would like to become. Self-compassion is your foundation to move forward.

Just as your feelings about yourself shape your perceptions. Your relationship confidence can also affect our worldview. If you are overwhelmed in your relationships (romantic or otherwise) you will become overwhelmed in other areas. It can be difficult to find a healthy balance between caring for themselves and one another. Healthy relationships are filled with trust, respect, concern, and, most importantly, understanding. They require our attention. Most conflicts can be diffused through improved insight and communication skills. Let's rid ourselves of assumptions and ask the tough questions. Sometimes the answers will completely surprise you.

You’re looking for a professional who's compassionate and skilled with helping you discover the person you want to be. I get it. Embracing your true self can be a huge task especially when you feel stuck.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who helps you identify unconscious and unintentional thoughts and behaviors that interfere with advancement. I help you to reach your full potential and change what isn’t working. My focus is improvement; not diagnosis, not blame. Client concerns often include with addiction, identify concerns, Self-esteem, motivational concerns, anxiety, depression, and relationship problems.

• Couples
• Addiction
• Trauma
• Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality
• Clinical Supervision
• Anxiety
• Life Transitions
• Coming Out

Simplicity Psychotherapy: 1827 Powers Ferry Rd ATLANTA, GA 30339