Hi, I’m Marnie Fulton, an LCSW practicing in both Georgia and Florida. I work with clients ages 18 and up and am a collaborative provider, engaging with you in developing treatment goals and working with you toward meeting these goals.
Hi, I’m Marnie Fulton, an LCSW practicing in both Georgia and Florida. I work with clients ages 18 and up and am a collaborative provider, engaging with you in developing treatment goals and working with you toward meeting these goals.
Hello there and welcome! My name is Marissa Herrera and I am a licensed professional counselor (LPC) working virtually in Georgia. My treatment approach is specific to each individual as I utilize trans-theoretical models of solution-focused behavioral therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, and embracing change therapy. I have a passion for helping individuals who are ready to get back to themselves. I believe everyone has the capacity to find their own truth, challenge negative belief systems, and learn more about their capabilities. My specialties range from treating individuals who have difficulty with cultural and gender identity challenges, adjustment issues, depression, anxiety, neurodevelopmental needs, and life stage changes.
My name is Chrishina J. Scott. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia, with over 15 years of experience in the field of clinical mental health. My scope of practice focuses on helping adults who are finding challenges with overcoming specific life changes/adjustments (i.e., break-up/divorce, empty nester, work-related stress, retirement, grief (� 1 year), young adults transitioning into independent decision-making, etc.). As a result, the individual may be experiencing stress-related or situational anxiety and/or possibly a bit of a low mood (without the need for crisis intervention, or the inclusion of suicidal thoughts or self-harming behaviors).
I believe it's important to have healthy self-talk and CBT will teach you how to identify and reconstruct the way you think. This will approach will help with any presenting issue because we cannot control others only ourselves and the way we respond to things. I know that not everyone wants to be in therapy for a long time so I feel that teaching a person (solution focus) how to identify presenting issues and using problem-solving skills, can help increase your tools to help maintain emotional stability. I also guide clients how to learn how to self-regulate so they can manage their emotions better, using CBT. I find that people who struggle with addiction, anger issues, anxious behaviors, depression, familycouples, and teens, work best with my modalities. I'm willing to see anyone who will put in the work outside of our sessions. Unfortunately, I do not find my approaches to be best suited for clients who struggle with a form of a personality disorder or severe trauma and usually will help the client find a more suitable therapist for them. I'm from the north, originally so I speak lovingly from the hip and direct with feedback. Most of my clients tell me that they love that I'm kind and honest and that I'm easy to talk to. I'm very down to Earth, because as I tell my clients you learn just as much about me as I do them. I was a teacher, prior and worked with many teens and families that struggled with many issues. I love helping others and I feel so rewarded that I can help a person and see the light bulb go off when something clicks. Since I'm solution focused, I find that it's important to set goals ONCE they can regulate their emotions properly. In our first session, you should expect that we will go over some housekeeping things and complete the intake. In addition, I go over our skill sets in the first 4 weeks to help you gain emotional regulation on your own. So during the 1st session, will go over a skill set along with your presenting issues that brought you to therapy.
My experience as a therapist has been filled with working in group homes, school settings, office settings, and community settings with children, adolescents, and adults. I understand that overcoming mental health issues is a collaboration and not a one-sided interaction. My extensive work with clients is comprised of managing anxiety disorders, depression disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, and numerous other personality and mood disorders. My therapeutic approach includes person-centered therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, strength-based therapy, and reality therapy. I believe that everyone’s emotional, mental, and physical health matters. As an eclectic therapist, striking a balance between working with evidence-based theories and individual preferences is supremely important. I believe in the significance of helping others feel inner peace and find purpose in life. I can successfully work with many individuals. The population that I work best with are people that are open to change and challenging themselves. Although I don't usually assign homework, I often try to individualize my approach to the person I'm helping. I believe keeping an open mind and ear are important for both sides of the therapeutic interaction. I maintain that the therapeutic process is helped when those I aid are able to understand that perfection is not the objective, but that aiming toward being a more well-rounded individual is the goal. My communication style is direct and supportive. I believe that motivating, coaching, and educating my clients is essential to helping them progress. Astute, tolerant, observation and genuine listening help me find creative options for those I support. I explain my expectations for communication, attendance, client privileges, and confidentiality in the initial session.
Hello, My name is Kay Butler and I am a Georgia-licensed clinical social worker. I have provided care in private practice and in-patient and out-patient hospital and clinic settings. I have experience in group facilitation for sheltered women and those with medical diagnoses. I am particularly interested in the development of self-empowerment.
Congratulations! You have officially taken the first step! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Counselor who is passionate about the therapeutic process and am deeply committed to helping others achieve a well-balanced, healthy lifestyle while discovering and enriching the uniqueness of oneself. I’m very fortunate to have a career where I feel fulfilled and help create a positive change in others. My therapeutic approach is unstructured, using real-life application along with an integrative approach encompassing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy. I believe in customizing my approach to therapy to meet your needs. I have a special interest in providing a supportive, culturally competent, judgment-free environment, specifically tailored to the needs of my clients. I specialize in addressing anxiety and depression, grief and loss, stress-related issues, life transitions, self-esteem, and relationship and intimacy-related issues. I focus on skill building while beginning where you are as we work together to create a unique plan to enhance your strengths, meet your needs, and reach your goals. I strive to encourage and challenge others to be the best version of themselves. I am an active listener, who will be respectful and create a relaxing, nurturing, therapeutic space where you will feel supported and empowered. I specialize in working with individuals to help identify where they are, and where they want to be and help devise tangible objectives to get there. Through patience and acceptance, I believe therapy can aid individuals in recognizing problems, learning about symptoms, as well as learning self-awareness to change their thoughts and behaviors. I became a therapist to help others realize that we are all resilient beings capable of functioning better while working alongside life’s challenges. Based on my own experience as an adult, I too have had to learn the appropriate educational tools and coping skills to show up each day at my best …despite life’s hardships. My goal for every one of my clients is to learn different ways to cope with issues by identifying problems that are blocking growth. I strive to assist others on how to change their ways of thinking and reacting to problems that occur in their lives. I show great effort in normalizing therapy so that we can heal ….as a whole. Our first session will involve us getting to know each other. I will be learning about your social support, work andor school life, family, hobbies, and any other organizations you are affiliated with. During this time, it is very important for me to create a safe space for you to share why you are seeking treatment and for us to build goals and practice strategies to help you reach your desired outcomes.
My name is Christina Baffuto and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor working with clients based in Georgia via Telehealth. I primarily work with individuals ages 25-45 but also have years of experience working with children and adolescents. I specialize in anxiety, depression, and processing life changes, and grief. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused therapy to help my clients feel more in control and help them feel better throughout all the seasons of life. I tend to primarily use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but this varies depending on my client's needs. I also use Dialectical Behavioral therapy as needed. I find that these modalities help my clients build skills to help them in their daily lives and feel prepared for taking on life's challenges as we navigate through the therapy process.
My specialty is helping female survivors of trauma reverse the symptoms of rejection, guilt, and shame through talk therapy and healthy coping techniques. I provide a holistic, integrative approach to assist clients with developing autonomy and learning to have power over their own decisions and life choices. Clients are encouraged to identify, process, and learn healthy changes to their patterns of thought, manage emotions, develop healthy self-awareness, self-value, self-acceptance, self-forgiveness, and self-love. Clients have the opportunity to learn and implement healthy coping techniques to help manage symptoms of mental, emotional, verbal, physical, and sexual trauma.
Welcome, as it takes courage for us to ask for help from others and seek therapy. I am here to tell you that it is okay to ask for help and seeking a professional therapist is the first step in your journey. Life is hard at times, with a multitude of life transitions, from graduating from high school to finishing college, starting a new job, or having feelings of being stuck either personally andor professionally. Life is not an easy road to travel, but as we travel through different life challenges, sometimes we need help from others and it’s okay to seek help. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who is very passionate about the mental health field and each client I have had the pleasure of working with. I am very respectful of everyone’s journey and believe respect, compassion, and sensitivity are very important in building and maintaining a healthy therapeutic relationship. I have experience working with clients who have struggled with anxiety, depression, stress and major life transitions, PTSD, trauma, relationship issues, ADHD symptoms, mood disorders, parent-child relationship issues, behavioral problems, parenting techniques, and griefloss. My therapeutic approach is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, TF-CBT, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. I utilize different therapeutic techniques to assist my clients, which ensures each client has a personalized treatment plan. When working with my clients, I like to build a strong therapeutic rapport to gather a clear understanding of the client’s needs, goals they want to work on andor issues they want to address in therapy, barriers to progression in therapy, and objectives to reach their therapeutic goals. My philosophy in working with each client is that I am here to help you. I hope to work with you, helping you understand where you are in the process of change, motivating you to move towards the next stage, assisting you throughout the therapeutic process, and we move at your pace. The client’s progression in the therapeutic process is to understand and acknowledge that, to a large degree, a successful treatment outcome depends on the amount of energy and effort the client makes. I will always have an open and honest line of communication with clients and be empathetic and very respectful. I look forward to working with you!
I am Kristina Joseph, a Licensed Clinical Social worker. My main goal is to meet the client where they are in their mental health journey. This means I work with each client to better understand which modality works best for them. I use different best practices techniques in order to help my clients where they are at the point of the first session as well as the 100th session. I change based on what my clients need. I work with my clients to decide what works best for them. They are the true expert of their lives; I am here to guide their better selves.
My name is Tonya Bell. I am a licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience working with various populations. I'm passionate about working with clients to see the beautiful journey of finding their own self-worth and finding while developing tangible coping skills and learning how to be present as their genuine selves.
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Living in Lawrenceville offers many advantages, from its rich history as Gwinnett County's seat to its diverse community of over 30,000 residents. However, navigating life's challenges—whether related to work stress, family dynamics, or personal growth—can feel overwhelming at times.
Like residents throughout Georgia, many people in Lawrenceville experience anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and other mental health concerns. Seeking support from a qualified therapist is a positive step toward healing and personal development.
Since 2007, GoodTherapy has been dedicated to connecting individuals with ethical, compassionate mental health professionals. Our mission is to break down barriers, build bridges, and transform lives through accessible mental healthcare that honors the dignity and potential for change in every person.
Lawrenceville residents often seek therapy for anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, work-life balance issues, and trauma recovery. The city's growing population and economic diversity create unique stressors, from financial pressures—with nearly 23% of residents living below the poverty line—to the challenges of cultural integration in a community where over 35% speak a native language other than English.
Local healthcare data from Gwinnett Medical Center shows a 20% annual increase in emergency department visits for mental health concerns, highlighting the growing need for accessible mental healthcare. Additionally, with 26% of residents under 65 lacking health insurance, finding affordable therapy options becomes crucial for many families.
Lawrenceville therapists use several proven approaches to help clients achieve their mental health goals. These evidence-based treatments are tailored to meet individual needs and circumstances.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) helps identify and change negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety, depression, and other concerns. This approach is particularly effective for managing work-related stress and relationship difficulties.
Solution-Focused therapy emphasizes building on existing strengths and resources to create positive change quickly. This approach works well for individuals seeking practical strategies for specific challenges.
Psychodynamic therapy explores unconscious patterns and past experiences that influence current behavior, offering deeper insight into relationship patterns and emotional responses.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) teaches emotional regulation skills and is especially helpful for managing intense emotions and improving interpersonal relationships.
Many Lawrenceville therapists offer specialized services including couples counseling, family therapy, trauma treatment, and culturally sensitive care for the city's diverse population. Some practitioners provide services in Spanish and other languages to better serve the community's multilingual residents.
GoodTherapy's directory makes it easy to find therapists who meet your specific needs. You can search by location, specialty, insurance accepted, and other important factors that matter to you.
When selecting a therapist, consider factors like their experience with your specific concerns, their therapeutic approach, and practical considerations like location and scheduling flexibility. Many Lawrenceville residents appreciate therapists who understand the unique aspects of living in a diverse, rapidly growing community.
Getting started is straightforward—browse therapist profiles, read about their specialties and approaches, and reach out to those who seem like a good fit. Most therapists offer brief consultations to help determine if they're the right match for your needs.
Understanding that cost can be a barrier to accessing care, many Lawrenceville therapists offer sliding-scale fees, payment plans, and accept various insurance options. Don't let concerns about expense prevent you from seeking support—contact therapists directly to discuss affordable options and the positive outcomes therapy can provide.
Some therapists also offer group therapy sessions, which can be more cost-effective while providing valuable peer support and shared learning experiences.
If you're having difficulty finding the right fit in Lawrenceville, consider expanding your search to nearby communities. The greater Atlanta metropolitan area offers additional options while maintaining reasonable commute times for residents.
Seeking therapy demonstrates strength and self-awareness, not weakness. Whether you're dealing with immediate challenges or working toward long-term personal growth, therapy can provide valuable tools and insights to help you navigate life more effectively.
Ready to begin your journey toward better mental health? Explore our directory of qualified therapists in Lawrenceville today and take the first step toward positive change. Remember, all people are capable of growth and deserve dignity and respect in their healing journey.
Use GoodTherapy's directory to search for licensed therapists in Lawrenceville. You can filter by specialty, insurance accepted, and other preferences to find the right match for your needs.
Lawrenceville therapists offer various evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and specialized services like couples counseling and trauma treatment.
Therapy costs vary based on the therapist's experience and credentials. Many Lawrenceville therapists offer sliding-scale fees, payment plans, and accept insurance to make treatment more affordable. Contact therapists directly to discuss pricing options.
Yes, many therapists in Lawrenceville accept various insurance plans. You can filter your search by insurance type in our directory, and it's recommended to verify coverage directly with both the therapist and your insurance provider.
Yes, given that over 35% of Lawrenceville residents speak a native language other than English, many therapists offer services in Spanish and other languages. You can search for bilingual therapists in our directory or contact practices directly about language options.