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Are You Experiencing Depression, Anxiety or Relationship Problems?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a specialized form of therapy that is designed to help adults, adolescents and their families cope with dysregulated emotions and behaviors in combination with some of the following issues:
- Impulsivity
- Thoughts of Suicide or Self-harm
- Overwhelming Emotions Such as Sadness, Anxiety or Anger
- Struggles with Identity or Constantly Changing "Sense of Self"
- Difficulty Maintaining Health Relationships
Skills Classes registering now to begin February 10th (Adolescent/Family Class) and February 11th (Adult Class). To learn more visit our website or contact our office at 678-893-5300.
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Setting a Self-Care Routine Can Help Improve Your Physical, Spiritual and Mental Well-Being
Heather Page, PhD |
| With most of us quarantining during the past year due to Covid-19, it gave us the opportunity to take a step back and breathe. It has also allowed many of us to take a step back and prioritize what is truly meaningful to us. Self-care is all about being intentional about making time for things that bring us joy and puts us in a place of calm. Self-Care is particularly important given the stress from the last year and impending uncertainty about 2021. |
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Impart and Implement – Parenting for More Effect: Skill #1 – Our Words
Stephen Walters, LAPC |
| As we continue to adjust to a world with COVID-19, digital schooling, fewer social interactions, and more time with our kids, I want to offer a series on how to parent for more effect. As a parent, I know I want my kids to thrive more than survive. So, how do I have more effect in raising my kids? Part of the answer is to impart skills and help them implement those skills. Today’s skill – Our Words. |
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Is It ADHD or Normal Kid Behavior?
Thursday, February 11th
8:30am – 9:30am, Virtual Event |
| Is your child showing signs of hyperactivity or inattention? Is it normal for their age or has it started to affect their everyday life? Join Psychologist, Rebecca Marshall and Play Therapist, Janie Hortman to learn about what ADHD looks like and the criteria for a diagnosis. They will address your questions, share tools to help provide skills for success with your child, and share behavioral interventions. |
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Alice Hoag, EdD
Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor |
| Dr. Hoag’s mission is to facilitate healing of painful emotions, releasing of past wounds, restoration of healthy relationships, and retraining of the mind. Her ultimate goal is to help people move to personal wholeness, interpersonal competence, mental stability, and spiritual maturity. |
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15th Annual Summit Golf Classic
Monday, April 5th
Country Club of The South |
| For more information about the event and sponsorship opportunities contact Rachel Newcomer, Director of Development at 770-605-4504 or rnewcomer@summitcounseling.org. |
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Allison Bates, MS
Licensed Associate Professional Counselor |
| Allison has a passion for working with children utilizing art therapy and sand tray therapy, giving them a safe place to express themselves and process difficult emotions. Allison also enjoys facilitating social skills and art therapy groups; as well as, parent support sessions. |
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