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About My Clients
My clients are preteens, teens, adults, and families who have often been struggling long before finding their way to therapy. Some are in acute crisis. Others are quietly exhausted, carrying trauma, depression, or anxiety through every part of their lives. Parents come in frightened for their children. Teens arrive guarded, unsure whether therapy will help. Adults come in hoping, cautiously, that something can finally feel different. All deserve care that can hold what they are carrying.
My Approach to Helping
Allyse Teltser is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the founder of Bloomwell Counseling Co. in Roswell, Georgia. She completed intensive DBT training through the Treatment Implementation Collaborative with Shari Manning in 2015 and received her EMDR training through the EMDR Institute in 2021. Her clinical work spans individual therapy with preteens, teens, and adults, family therapy, and specialized transition support for teens returning home after residential treatment or partial ho In our sessions, the focus will be on enhancing your coping skills and developing personalized strategies to reduce daily distress. Together, we will explore any nagging negative thoughts affecting your relationships and overall satisfaction. I am here to support you as you reflect on past experiences, including the aspects of yourself and your relationships you may be avoiding. Our work will center on healing your relationship with yourself, and helping you reconnect with what brings you joy in life!
My Values as a Therapist
The foundation of Allyse's practice is staying in the room. Some clients arrive with challenges others find difficult to hold - chronic suicidality, active self-harm, complex trauma, intense dysregulation. She does not shy away from this work. The clients turned away most often are frequently those who most need skilled, consistent care. Bloomwell Counseling Co. was built to be that place. Allyse is LGBTQIA+ affirming, neurodiversity inclusive, and an advocate for individuals with disabilities. She is poly/kink informed and affirming. She recognizes that race, ethnicity, and lived social experience shape how clients move through the world and how they experience suffering and healing. Every client deserves a therapist who sees the full context of their life. Pacing is a clinical value. Meaningful healing rarely happens on a timeline that feels fast enough from the outside. Allyse holds space for the process to unfold at the pace that allows real change to take root and last.