individual therapy
Cultivate means to intentionally grow or nurture,
and it is our deep desire to help you cultivate the life you were created to live.
Sometimes we find ourselves in a season where we feel stuck, discontent, and uncomfortable in our own skin. Our worries and fears start to shout louder than the voices of truth and courage in our minds. Grief, loss, and uncertainty feel like they are squeezing the life right out of us. We lose touch with who we are, our needs, our feelings, and our own voice.
But this is what we want you to remember: How your life is right now is not how your life has to be in the future.
Through self-awareness and practicing small courageous acts, you can grow out of the hurts and insecurities that limit your plans and dreams. By healing the past and clarifying your present day needs, you can develop the healthy, whole, life giving relationships your heart desires. We want to help you discover your voice and your purpose for this season as you uproot old lies and plant seeds of truth in your soul. Living from that truth, we believe you can step into the freedom you desire for your life.
Is this easy work? Is it easy to let go of old hurts and habits and cultivate new ones? Not exactly. Growth is hard work. It doesn’t always come naturally, nor does it come easily. But we KNOW you can do the hard work of change and growth. Growth IS possible. Healing IS possible. Freedom IS possible. We believe in YOU.
You alone must do the hard work of change and healing, but you do not have to do it alone.
Regardless of the season you are in, Cultivate Counseling wants to walk with you in your journey. We want to meet you where you are and be that voice of extra support helping you gain the clarity and awareness you need to change, heal, and move into your new chapter.
We look forward to meeting you and working together on this journey of healing and discovery!
We offer in person and video counseling sessions (only for individuals living in the state of Georgia). If you would like to schedule an appointment for an in person or virtual sessions or if you have any questions, call (404) 624-6740 or email info@cultivateatlanta.com.
We see clients with the following concerns…
* Women's Issues
* Self-Esteem/Self-Worth Concerns
* Self-Criticism/Self-Doubt
* Identity Development
(Answering the question Who Am I?)
* Relationship Concerns
* Spiritual Concerns
* Midlife Crisis
* Trauma
* Addiction/Recovery
* Aging and Geriatric Issues
* Boundary & Codependency Concerns
* Breakup/Divorce Recovery
* Caregiver Issues/Stress
* Negative Thinking
* People pleasing
* Perfectionism
* Singleness
* Narcissistic Abuse
* Anxiety
* Grief, Loss, Bereavement
* Life Transitions
* Motherhood Transition/Anxiety
* Shame (Feeling not good enough/insecurity)
* Depression
* Parents of Special Needs Children
* Chronic Illness/Disability
* Communication Challenges
* Conflict Avoidance/Management
* Emotional and Relational Wounding
* Forgiveness
* Health/Illness/Medical Issues
* Discovering Your Purpose
* Loneliness
* Loss of meaning
* Trust Issues
* Workplace Stress
Mazi Robinson, LPC, specializes in helping women discover their true voice as they navigate self worth challenges, relationship concerns, and life stage transitions.
Nicole Casey, LPC
specializing in working with anxiety of all kinds, mood disorders, perfectionism, rumination, spiritual concerns, and life transitions.
Amelia Thomas, LPC EMDR Trained Clinician specializing in working with women on trauma recovery, anxiety, self-esteem, identity development, life transitions, and relationship concerns.
Angie Hohulin, Masters Level Intern
specializing in grief, relationship issues, life transitions, spiritual questions, burnout, anxiety, shame, or stress at work or home.
Sarah Collins, LPC, specializing in working with women on identity formation and development, building healthy relationships with others and self, life stage transitions, spiritual concerns, and grief and loss.
Emily Giattina, LCSW specializing in working with identity development, relationship challenges, recovery from substance use disorders, shame resilience, perfectionism, high demand jobs, relational trauma, and life transitions.
JoJo Nelson, APC, specializing in working with anxiety, self esteem, relationship challenges, young adulthood transition, motherhood transition/postpartum concerns, midlife transition, divorce recovery, grief/loss, depression.