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Join the North Fulton Mental Health Collaborative, Fulton Dekalb Hospital Authority and Fulton Commissioner Bob Ellis for a community conversation to Stop the Violence.
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Kate Smith, MA
Licensed Associate Professional Counselor |
| Kate enjoys working with children ages 5 to 18, using play and art therapy. She works from a Systemic and Cognitive-Behavioral approach, keeping in mind children exist within a family, therefore the family must be part of the child’s therapeutic process. |
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Jennifer Moore, MS
Licensed Associate Professional Counselor |
| Jennifer’s greatest passion is providing counseling services for pre-teens, adolescents, and young adults. She works with those who seek counseling because of experiencing anxiety, depression, school-related stress, family, and relationship concerns. |
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Perfection
Megan Barfield, LAPC |
| We desire to be the perfect friend, perfect parent, perfect student, perfect athlete, and the list continues through different roles and environments we engage in. The goal of perfection doesn’t acknowledge that some things are out of our control. Our attempts to control everything in our environment, or even most things, can lead to us feeling overwhelmed and as if we have failed. |
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3 Tips on Listening to Your Spouse Better
Troy Law, MA |
| You never listen to me! Have you ever heard that statement from your spouse in the middle of a heated argument? Are the two of you constantly arguing about the same things all the time? Want to know how to solve all the arguments and be a better spouse? Here are 3 tips to help you listen to your spouse better and have positive results in communication. |
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15th Annual Summit Golf Classic
Monday, April 5th
Shotgun Start 11:00 am
Country Club of The South |
| Sponsorship and Team Spots Still Available! Contact Rachel Newcomer at 678-893-5329 or rnewcomer@summitcounseling.org |
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Online Mental Health Screening |
| Approximately 50% of lifetime mental health conditions begin by age 14 and 75% by age 24. Yet the average delay between when symptoms first appear and intervention is approximately 11 years. Mental health screenings can be the first step towards early identification and intervention. |
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