Mcdonough Therapists specializing in Grief or Loss

Donna Cochran

Adults with anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, and personal growth issues comprise the majority of my clients. Together, we form a collaborative therapeutic relationship based on mutual respect in a safe, confidential, and nonjudgement environment. Our focus is to explore, address, and overcome barriers to their optimal mental health. Sometimes what we discover on the journey leads to laughter and other times to tears, but it also provides important insights and self-improvement.

Gracy Billingsley

Please go to our website (graceandpeacechristiancounseling.com) to learn more. I'm a great match for clients who want to integrate natural solutions along with biblical principles to find healing and wholeness. I help adolescents and adults address issues related to depression, anxiety, self-esteem, coping skills, grief, anger management, chronic illnesses, church hurt, and spiritual direction.

Renee Joiner

I especially enjoy working with couples and with children here at Tiny Planet Counseling. My areas of specialty include adolescent counseling, anxiety, behavioral Issues, child counseling (ages 8 and up), conflict resolution, couples counseling, depression, post-partum depression, and stress.

Devesea Tatum

Are you struggling to cope with depression, anxiety, chronic pain, or life is just getting you down? I believe that a balanced approach to wellness must include a combination of therapies, including a focus on goals as well as an understanding of clear individualized care strategies unique to you.

Jasmine Price

I am passionate in collaboratively helping clients achieve psychological wellness that will enable them to progress academically, professionally and within their interpersonal relationships.

Rachel Lee Jackman

I truly enjoy working with clients, whether it is helping them navigate any difficulties they may be facing or just in need of someone to confide in without fear of judgment. I also have a strong passion for working with groups. I feel the group dynamic can be beneficial for several different populations and helps others see that they are not alone or that any change they hope to achieve is possible through peers.

Donnisha Lavigne

Seeking mental health treatment for yourself or a loved one can be a harrowing process. The stigma that surrounds mental health treatment in several communities can provoke mixed feelings, including negative emotions such as guilt, shame, or embarrassment. I want to commend you for taking the first step in improving your mental wellness. This difficult first step will ultimately be a catalyst for positive change in your overall quality of life and I would be honored to be a part of your journey.

Amanda Dutton

You deserve a safe space where you have a voice and finally feel heard. Whether you are managing a chronic illness, emotional eating or trying to find your identity, a ton of emotions can come up that deserve to be validated and supported. Surprised to hear that? Don't be! I've learned so much from my own experiences and would love to guide you on your own journey!

Amanda Dutton

Are you ready for change and tired of trying to figure out how to do this on your own? You know what doesn't work, so you know it's time to get help. You don't have to do it alone. I know what it's like to feel out of control of what's happening and it's doesn't have to stay that way.

F. Darnell Blocker

Jini Tyler

Is pain from your past or worries about the future preventing you from living a full and meaningful life in the present? Do you find yourself struggling to balance work and school demands? Do you feel tense and restless and unable to relax? Are you feeling stuck by repeating old patterns? Are you looking for tools to help navigate new and seasoned relationships? If so, I can help you learn how to get unstuck and move forward in finding balance, peace and greater life satisfaction.

Ebony Booker

Are you trying to find the right balance, the right fit in everyday life. Trying to meet the demands of work, family, school, work, peer relationships and socialization. I know exactly how that feels to be pulled in 20 different directions with multiple expectations to meet at once. All of these everyday life demands can lead to burnout, anxiety, depression, isolation, chaos, and an inability to manage. Essential Wellness and Consulting practice can help you work on getting balance back.

Robine Padberg Hill

Clients come to me needing someone who can help get to the root of their problems, because therapy should be a place where you find peace beyond just what’s wrong today. Sessions are about more than just talking; we incorporate both your mind & body, so you can experience wholeness again. We will always go at your pace and comfort level.

Andrea Smith

I provide individual therapy to adults (ages 20+). I have a special interest in providing EMDR therapy to help clients experience healing faster. I have a special interest in working with survivors of trauma (single and multiple traumas) and adults of childhood trauma. I also work with clients experiencing a range of problems, including depression, anxiety, and major life transitions, among others.

Tiana Allen

Grief and Loss can come in many forms (loss of a loved one, a job, a friend, a pet, loss of an object, a relationship, a part of your health, or even oneself. One can also experience having "survivors remorse"). Contact Tiana to discuss how we can work together and be able to see a life beyond your loss.

Alyx MacTernan

I work with clients experiencing issues with depression, anxiety, transitions, LGBTQ+, aging, and trauma.

Natalie Casey

My practice is welcoming of all clients and backgrounds/identities. I enjoy supporting clients in better managing their anxiety, depression, OCD, and ADHD. I also help my clients navigate life transitions, set and maintain boundaries, and to better understand their peer relationships. I do this by helping my clients identify their thoughts and feelings and support them to meet their needs.

Dr. Gift McDougal

My practice specializes in therapy services for children, preteens, and teenagers ages 5-18 and their families. Common issues I address include: anxiety/stress, depression, trauma, behavior problems, anger issues, school-related issues, social/peer problems, & family issues. Family issues may include conflict between a child and parent and/or sibling, communication problems, and traumatic losses or changes within the family unit.

Elizabeth Robinson

We see patients with a variety of mental health disorders, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, neurological conditions, PTSD, OCD, ADHD (non-stimulant treatment), and adjustment disorders. The goal of Intown Atlanta Psychiatry is to offer a private, comfortable setting, where patients will have individualized care. Medication will act as an adjunct to the whole treatment plan, but the treatment of the patient in all areas of life will be the focus.

Kathleen Murray

I help clients who are experiencing anxiety, post-traumatic stress, hopelessness, depression, life transitions, loss, relationship issues, and problems with self-esteem. I meet my clients with non-judgmental empathy, compassion, and understanding. I am present and supportive, creating an environment for healing and growth. I help clients gain awareness and undergo shifts in the way they think, feel, and act to find meaning in their relationships and life.