About Me
Hi! I’m Kerri. Thanks for being here.
Background
In 2018, I received a B.S. in Human Development and Family Science from the University of Georgia. In 2023, I obtained my M.S. in Counseling with a specialization in Rehabilitation Counseling from Thomas University. My internship experience included private practice and school-based therapy.
Throughout my experience, my passion for working with anxiety disorders, mood disorders, and neurodevelopmental disorders has grown. I have witnessed clients develop more compassionate self-awareness, utilize practical, evidence-based skills to address their concerns, and feel genuinely empowered by their therapeutic investment. Beyond individual psychotherapy, I’ve gained experience developing and providing a tailored psychoeducation/skills group for adults with ADHD.
In addition to being a Nationally Certified Counselor and an Associate Professional Counselor, I am also a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. My education and trajectory with rehabilitation counseling provides a unique sensitivity for how disability (physical, emotional, developmental, mental) can impact an individual’s life.
I am experienced in connecting to the community resource network and coordinating care to best support each client’s needs. It is my hope to create a safe and inclusive space for each client; centering their beliefs, values, and contextual experience in the therapeutic work.
Licenses | Certifications
Associate Professional Counselor | Georgia Secretary of State | APC009515
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor | Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification
Nationally Certified Counselor | National Board for Certified Counselors | 1730154
Memberships
American Counseling Association
American Rehabilitation Counseling Association
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Services
Individual Psychotherapy for Adults (18+)
Individual Psychotherapy for Adolescents (16+)
Psychoeducation/Skills Group for Individuals with ADHD
Values
Significance
I believe that people are inherently valuable, adaptable, and often doing their very best with what they have.
Connectedness
I believe in the innate, human desire to be connected to other people, community resources, and valuable causes.
Individuality
I believe in the powerful work of self-discovery and self-compassion, acknowledging each person’s journey is uniquely theirs.
Context
I believe in developing an empathetic understanding for each client’s unique context, including (but not limited to) their values, culture, race, spirituality, sexuality, gender identity, and disability.
Let’s Talk
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