Deborah graduated from Piedmont College with a Bachelor of Art degree in Psychology and a Master of Science in Clinical Counseling with Specialization in Applied Psychology from Brenau University. She has a 12 year background working with developmental disabilities, adult mental health, dual diagnosis, and substance abuse. Life happens and change happens, whether we want it or not, and sometimes we need some support and guidance to weather these changes. Deborah acts as a professional guide through those rough times. Through individual therapy, change can become an exciting, growth provoking process that creates stronger relationships. Her motto has always been “Many roads lead to recovery”. It is of utmost importance that all clients be educated, empowered, and make informed choices about the next step in their lives. Areas of Compassion: Stage of Life Changes, Family Disruptions, Loss and Grief, Anxiety, Crisis Intervention, Substance Abuse, Community Reintegration, Disaster Victims and First Responders, Anxiety and PTSD, and Stress Disorders.