Therapist Directory

Name
Jennifer Frank Smith, MA, LPC, Inc
Business Address
675 Seminole Ave NE
Business Address 2
Suite 107
City
Atlanta
State
GA
ZIP Code
30307
Business Phone Number
Therapy Languages
English
Degree Name/Type
Master of Arts
Name of School
Georgia School of Professional Psychology
Year Graduated In
2005
Major
Clinical Psychology
Licensed In State
GA
Years of Clinic Experience
5
Years of Experience with Victims
3
Biography

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (Georgia license #5454), with an MA in Clinical Psychology from Georgia School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University. I began working in the mental health field in Charleston, SC where I worked as a neurofeedback technician in a private psychiatrist’s office. The next year, I moved back to Atlanta to begin graduate school. I provided counseling and psychoeducation to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families during my practicum training. Upon completing my graduate training, I worked at a hospital performing emergency room assessments and providing group therapy for patients on the psychiatric inpatient unit. I recently completed a post-graduate psychotherapy residency specializing in trauma recovery, PTSD, dissociation, attachment, depression, anxiety, and couples therapy. I began private practice in December 2008.

I offer therapy groups for male survivors only
No
I offer a free initial consultation appointment.
No
I offer a sliding scale fee for survivors in need
Yes
I accept most major insurance carriers.
No
Other Information
The focus of my private practice is individual, couples, and group psychotherapy, with an emphasis on trauma recovery and the treatment of anxiety and depression. My theoretical orientation includes an eclectic framework that stems from psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive behavioral, attachment, and trauma theories, and an appreciation of the vital connection between mind and body. I believe psychotherapy supports the development of good relationships, healthy boundaries, mindfulness, attention to balance, and empathy and respect for yourself and others. To me, the therapeutic relationship that develops between my clients and myself is central to self-discovery, healing, and change. I work to provide a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space in which personal growth and self-acceptance are fostered.
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