Marietta Therapists specializing in Anxiety

Roberta Ballard

I have extensive experience treating a wide variety of anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, phobias, agoraphobia, and social anxiety. I approach the treatment of anxiety from a holistic perspective, incorporating mind-body techniques that help alleviate and minimize physical symptoms, as well as help you learn different ways of thinking, reacting and behaving to manage and decrease your anxiety.

Kate Fallon Upton

As a person who has been in therapy for anxiety myself, I will never ask you to try something that I haven't tried before myself. I find anxiety to be a common theme among many of my clients, and feel I can effectively provide a therapeutic space for you to reduce your anxiety and start feeling better.

Fabricia Prado

This can be your first time reaching out to a therapist, or maybe you have been in therapy before. The most important to start with is that you have a clear understanding of what therapy is, how it works, how/if you can benefit from it now and if I am the right fit for you. Issues that I will best support you with include: anxiety, depression, relationship issues, anger/stress management, trauma and PTSD, religion and spirituality related goals, and overall life satisfaction and wellness.

Christin Post

Whether you’ve experienced a difficult trauma or are struggling with relational difficulties, I aim to create a supportive space to process those difficult experiences and deepen your personal insight so you can fully live your best life.

Allison Christopher

I work with individuals presenting with a range of anxiety-related concerns, including generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and OCD/related disorders. Much of my clinical practice involves working through individuals' experiences of anxiety, recognizing how avoidance has exacerbated anxiety, and learning adaptive strategies to reduce the impact of anxiety while also learning distress tolerance when anxiety does rear its head.

Robin Casey

Do you feel like you’re going through the motions? Do you appear to be doing well from the outside, but internally you feel overwhelmed, depressed, and disconnected from yourself and others? Do you feel like something has to change, but you aren't sure where to start? Do you numb your emotions with unhealthy behaviors or mindless distractions because it feels easier in the moment, and something about listening to yourself feels unnerving? If so, therapy can help, and I’d love to work with you.

Katie Kenreich

I have provided extensive counseling services to teens, young adults, and their family members in the Atlanta area for more than 5 years, using various modalities to accomplish mutually agreed-upon goals with clients.

Katie Luman

Anxiety can look like sleepless nights, loss of appetite, being unable to think about anything else, gripping fears that make you feel physically ill or like you’re going to climb out of your own skin. I’ve been there myself and I’ve helped many others begin to find relief from their own anxiety by providing a safe place to process these feelings and working together to find solutions that can help life seem less scary.

Meghan Ready

Most extensively I have worked with children and adolescents who have experienced trauma and/or are experiencing difficult behavioral issues. In more recent years that practice has expanded to include adults who are navigating past traumas or current life transitions. No matter what age the client, we work together to better understand life experiences and how they have influenced the way you currently approach the world in both positive and protective ways.

Jessica L Packman

As the owner of Resiliency Therapy Services, helping clients find their inner resiliency is my passion. I work with clients children to adult. Regardless of age, identity or presenting problem, I support clients in adjusting to life after emotional upset, significant change, or trauma. This might include grief counseling or addressing depression and anxiety. I am LGBTQ+ affirming and believe that all people can live authentically.

Lyndsey Fisher

Lyndsey specializes in treating trauma, LGBTQ+ , and neurodivergent clients, including those with lower support need autism (“high-functioning autism” or formerly Asperger’s syndrome), ADHD, Bipolar, Borderline Personality, etc. Lyndsey can help in cases of identity issues, managing mental illness and neurodivergency symptoms, trauma identification and processing, life transitions, eating disorders, , depression, anxiety, LGBTQ+ issues, chronic illness/ pain, lifestyle/career coaching,& others.

Lizzy Wingate

I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and adults with Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Depression, Conduct Disorders, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, High Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder (formerly Asperger’s), Intellectual Disabilities, and Learning Disabilities. I have extensive experience in the MTSS/ RTI/ IEP/ 504 processes in schools, as well.

Andy Dishman

Anxiety, and it's close cousin stress, are very prevalent in today's fast pace and demanding world. I believe when you have the resources to managing these two energies, life can open up to new possibilities. I thoroughly enjoy helping my clients create new mindsets to empower themselves by "getting good" at them.

Kevin W. Condon

You’re realizing that no matter how much you try to control the anxiousness, your situation is just too much and you end up avoiding social activities, or not speaking up at work, or overthinking what you’ll say. We help people seeking anxiety counseling in Atlanta process sources of their stress and reduce their anxiety. We help people work through the thinking patterns and behavior patterns that impact their ability to feel content.

Victoria Hicks

I work with clients who are experiencing anxiety in their life and relationships. Through a combination of trainings in anxiety tools and attachment, or relationship connection, my hope is to equip each client to reduce their anxiety by helping them understand their anxiety to gain awareness before using tools to help reduce it. We can't fix what we don't know is the problem! The hope is healing and wholeness in the end with the right awareness and tools unique for each individual.

Qiana Howell

I have both professional and personal encounters daily with those who battle with anxiety. While it is natural to experience anxiety, it is important to learn how to manage so it won't overtake you and activate the spirit of fear. I can help guide you with managing your anxities.

Liz Rhea

Ashley Tolleson

Many clients I work with often hope to address the following challenges in therapy: chronic stress, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, boundary-setting, past trauma, self-esteem, neurodiversity, and navigating difficult life transitions.

Dr. Tequilla Hill

I specialize in emotional wellness, stress management, and cultivating life balance. I am also passionately committed to supporting fellow therapists in managing their own self-care. Areas of Expertise: ​Anxiety Stress Management Burnout Personal Growth Self-esteem/self-love/self-care Specialty Populations: ​Mental Health Professionals Medical & Health Professionals Entrepreneurs

Maggie Malone

Life comes with a lot of constant worries and concerns. Most people who start therapy for anxiety feel stuck in a rut, unable to move forward. Stuck in negativity and "what if's" all the time, you may feel like your life is controlled by anxiety. Therapy can help you reduce your anxiety and stress and instead live your life based on your values and goals rather than your fears. I can help you learn effective ways of managing your anxiety to live your ideal life with less stress and more calm.