Angie Heath, LCSW

Angie L. Heath is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in working with adults. She received her Bachelors from UNC- Charlotte and her masters from University of Denver. Angie has worked in the mental health field for twenty years. Angie started in private psychotherapy practice in 2002 and, after a couple geographic moves, joined Dr. Mehmood to start Parkway Psychotherapy and Wellness, LLC in October 2014.

Angie Heath will help you feel comfortable instantly while helping you to hone in on the issues in your life that need to be addressed. The main treatment approaches Angie utilizes are EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), and Dialectic Behavioral (DBT). Clients with Angie typically are struggling with depression, panic attacks or other anxiety issues, grief and loss, mood disorders, problematic behaviors, anger issues, ADD/ADHD, past abuse and traumas, or overwhelming stress. Angie is a LGBT affirming therapist. Angie Heath juggles a full-time practice while also being an active parent, a runner, tennis player, animal lover, and wife.

Contact phone: 770-807-2182
clinicalconversationsinc.com
angie@clinicalconversationsinc.com

Jennifer Fennell, PsyD

Jennifer’s experience with psych assessment, counseling, and therapy spans 20 years. Jennifer has a passion for helping others. Her patients include veterans, adults, children, adolescents and young adults. She has a great awareness and sensitivity to cultural and socioeconomic factors that influence disorders and treatment. Given this, Jennifer seeks to find ways to remove barriers so that clients can receive the help they deserve.

Therapeutically she focuses on the interpersonal needs and situational difficulties of her clients from a cognitive behavioral, client centered approach. Trained in and utilizing both prolonged exposure therapy and EMDR, Jennifer is very passionate about and specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of post traumatic stress disorder. She also works closely with several non-profit organizations to provide consultation, assessment, therapy and support.

For her Vitae and more information on her approach, and areas of focus please review her website: renewedserenity.com
Please take the time to visit and follow her blog at: renewedserenity.wordpress.com
Phone: 470-655-6356
Fax: 470-375-7727
Licensed Psychologist | Ga. Lic. #3407

Emily McDonald, LPC

Emily McDonald is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia and her master’s degree from Georgia State University. Emily’s first clinical experience began with her practicum and internship at a domestic violence and sexual assault community resource center. She then began her career in private practice in the metro Atlanta area.

There is a special place in Emily’s heart for helping people who have been affected by difficult and stressful life events. Those that work with Emily have been impacted by adversity, loss, grief, and trauma. She helps them find ways to manage anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, and stress and navigate emotional challenges from childhood/adolescence and life transitions. Many people try to bury or forget their painful memories, yet Emily believes that by sharing these stories, one can open the door to empowerment and healing. Through the process of psychotherapy, Emily seeks to create a genuine and secure bond, a space of respect, acceptance, and safety for her clients. In this environment, one can start the work of examining the ways in which they have struggled in order to better understand their own experience and begin to promote change in their life.

Emily acknowledges that one style of therapy does not work for everyone; therefore, she incorporates different methodologies and approaches to best serve her clients. Some of these may be rooted in cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness-based, dialectical-behavioral, strengths-based, and attachment theories. Emily is a LGBTQIA+ affirming psychotherapist and welcomes clients of all identities and backgrounds.

Outside of the office, Emily enjoys attending live music events, going for runs, watching the latest A24 film, and spending time with her loved ones when possible.

Confidential Voicemail: (404) 654-0385
Email: info@counseloremily.com

Andrea Petrus, LPC

Andrea works with adult women that are looking to take the first step in their emotional healing journey. She also works with women that are in, or are considering, a life transition. Additionally, she works with women who are experiencing anxiety and depression, or may be struggling with other life issues that feel overwhelming.

Andrea creates a safe and non-judgmental space for her clients to feel heard, held, and supported. She helps her clients address the root cause of their emotional pain and behaviors to provide lasting healing. She also helps her clients build coping skills to create resilience.  She operates from a trauma-informed perspective.

Andrea received her Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology from The Georgia Institute of Technology, and her Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from the University of the Cumberlands.  She also has a decade of experience in corporate Human Resources.  In addition to being a therapist, Andrea is a mom to two boys and has a passion for health and wellness.

Andrea Petrus, MA, LPC
Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 – 4:00
andrea.petrus.therapy@gmail.com| (762) 675-0075

 

Debbie Granovsky, LCSW

Debbie Granovsky, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker who provides therapy to adult individuals, couples, and groups. She has been helping clients for 24 years, including 17 years in private practice. Therapy is a collaborative effort – you pick your goals, and you and Debbie work as a team toward achieving them. Clients like her caring, honest, and interactive approach. Areas of expertise include: depression; anxiety; family conflict; parenting; relationships; grief and loss; stress management; marital, separation, and divorce; life cycle transitions (including empty nest, menopause, caring for elderly parents); addiction issues (including Recovery and 12 step work); Gay, Lesbian, Bi relationships.

Debbie’s education includes a Bachelor of Arts from Emory University (Atlanta) and a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Georgia. 10 + years of Membership in AAP , American Academy of Psychotherapists.

Debbie Granovsky, LCSW
dg30080@yahoo.com
debbiegranovsky.com
404-275-9658