Sometimes your relationships with others don’t feel good:
You’re having trouble making a relationship work, and you don’ t know how to turn things around.
A relationship has gone stale, and you’re unsure if you want to stay.
Your relationships feel wrong or even toxic, but you don’t have the courage to walk away.
You have a history of dating the wrong type, or repeated failed relationships. It might feel like you get in the same bad relationship over and over.
You’re in couples counseling and want to work on yourself.
You or your partner is considering a change in the relationship, but you aren’t sure how to talk about it.
Feel Better About Yourself
Feel Better About Your Relationships
Sometimes your relationship with yourself needs help:
You’re frustrated with where you’ve found yourself in life. Things aren’t going the way you expected.
You’re anxious, frustrated, or depressed and you just can’t seem to shake it. Maybe you’ve had these feelings for a large portion of your life.
You’re still haunted by things that happened earlier in your life, and you wonder if they’re impacting your life today in ways you might see, but maybe also in unconscious ways
You want to know who you really are, or who you would be if you weren’t always trying to meet the expectations of others.
You’ve been successful in many areas, but you feel that there is more to life
My Therapy Services: How I Can Help You
One-On-One Relationship Therapy
If you are stressed or in pain about your relationship, it can wreak havoc in all aspects of your life. It also hurts if you’re constantly dating the wrong people or if you find yourself repeating the same relationship patterns over and over.
But, it is possible to repair your current relationship. It is possible to find a relationship that works.
Sometimes all you need is help from an expert therapist.
Click here to learn more about one-on-one relationship therapy.
Therapy For Yourself: Navigating Life Changes
Sometimes, you know you want or need to make big changes in your life.
At other times there is just a feeling or an awareness that something isn’t working anymore. You’re running up against obstacles, or life seems to be losing it’s sense of meaning.
For others, there is a growing realization that life won’t last forever, and you’re wondering how you want to spend the next chapter of your life.
With the right guide, you can learn to find meaning and purpose in life.
LGBTQ Mental Health Therapy
As a therapist in the Piedmont Park area of Atlanta, I’m proud to be an expert in LGBTQ mental health concerns.
Whether you’re gay, lesbian, trans straight, or anything else, you’ll find my office a safe and non-judgmental space.
If you’ve been judged or rejected by others for something, you can rest assured that you’ll find joy and acceptance here.
I’m a compassionate, skilled, and non-judgmental therapist
I help people who are struggling with relationship problems, anxiety, depression, mental health issues, or any other concern that may be causing stress or angst.
My clients come from all walks of life and have many different problems. I’ve helped them turn their lives from a place of discouragement, despair, and even hopelessness, to one of joy, fulfillment, feeling optimistic and excited about their future.
I’ve earned a PhD in psychology and underwent additional coursework to become licensed as a marriage and family therapist in Georgia.
I have been in the mental health field since 2007 after a prior career in management consulting, and I’ve been in private practice since 2014.
Currently, I am working towards becoming a Jungian Analyst through the Memphis-Atlanta Jung Seminar and the Interregional Society of Jungian Analysts. This is a multi-year process that involves deep study and intense supervision. I also have expertise in attachment theory, emotionally focused therapy, and systemic approaches.
As my client, you’ll find that my varied life experience plus my dedication to ongoing learning will provide you a better experience.
In Person Sessions Available At My Monroe Drive Location
The office is located on Monroe Drive, half way between Ansley Mall and Buford Highway, on the border of Ansley Park and Piedmont Heights. It’s very convenient to Midtown, Morningside, and Virginia Highlands.
The Monroe Drive exit from Buford Highway provides easy access from I-75, I-85 and GA 400.
Appointments are available as early as 9 am and as late as 6 pm on weekdays.
Text Brian: 404-786-0415 Phone Brian: 404-786-0415
Email Brian: brian@hillpinecounseling.com
If You’re Wanting To Have A Better Relationship With Yourself Or With Others, Then Help Is Available.
You Don’t Have to Suffer. You Don’t Have To Hurt. You Can Feel Better
Contact Brian Today To Get Started