Life can be messy, and it does not come with a guidebook. Maybe it has been a struggle as long as you can remember, or perhaps there is a certain hurdle you hope to overcome..
Having someone to work through
problems and difficulties can be a great relief and aid along the journey.
We utilize an eclectic approach to therapy designed to meet your individual needs including EMDR, Prolonged Exposure, CBT, motivational interviewing, DBT informed therapy, and mindfulness.
"My passion as a therapist is working with individuals struggling with trauma, grief and loss. I hope to provide a non-judgmental environment and holistic approach that will help you make goals and cope with the stresses of life. I believe we all can grow through therapy and find a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us." Christina Lee, LCSW
Meet
Our Specialists
Christina Lee
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Tennessee Licensure
Qualified Supervisor
Christina is a down to earth and inquisitive therapist who likes to find ways to challenge her clients while building them up.
She graduated from Baylor University in Waco, Texas with a Masters in Social Work, concentrating in Mental and Physical Health and specialization in Gerontology. She has extensively studied in the areas of grief, loss and mourning as well as trauma and its impact on the lifespan.
Prior to beginning private practice work, Christina enjoyed helping families in transition in adult and pediatric hospice. Christina is trained in EMDR, Prolonged Exposure, as well as the Gottman Method.
Self care for Christina is yoga, hiking, kayaking and enjoying nature.
Christina is an INFJ for those of you who care :)
Contact: Christina@CLeeTherapy.com
Karen Braun
MSW intern
AL, FL, TN, and GA
Karen is in her last year at Arizona State University as an MSW student. She owned a small, non-profit performing arts theater on Long Island, New York, before she started working in social work. She worked with hundreds of teenagers and young adults to use theater as a creative and emotional outlet, and she directed and choreographed more than 35 musicals during her tenure in theater. She established a number of teen organizations and incorporated the arts as a means of expressing feelings, fostering community, developing empathy, and boosting self-esteem. Karen brings years of expertise working with kids, teens, and adults through the arts and addressing issues like anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and communication to her work in social work.
Karen continues to be a huge theater buff and enjoys all media, including binge-watching movies and television series. In addition, she enjoys crafting, playing with her two dogs and is constantly learning new hobbies.
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