I offer Individual, family and group psychotherapy and counseling. with adults of all ages Holistic and individualistic in my approach, I integrate a variety of theoretical ideas and strategies, including psychodynamic, relational, person-centered, CBT and Feminist theory. I work with diverse populations of clients, who have a full range of issues including: mood disorders, depression, anxiety, PTSD, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, and Relationship Issues. I also offer group and individual supervision to new MSW's to obtain clinical licensure.

At the Georgia Center for OCD & Anxiety, our mission is to help individuals struggling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and other Anxiety Disorders to overcome the very debilitating nature of the disorders. Using only validated treatment approaches, our center strives to provide knowledge and skills to patients in order to help facilitate change. Our purpose is to be a coach, consultant and encourager to those on the journey to reclaim their lives.

I offer Individual, family and group psychotherapy and counseling. with adults of all ages Holistic and individualistic in my approach, I integrate a variety of theoretical ideas and strategies, including psychodynamic, relational, person-centered, CBT and Feminist theory. I work with diverse populations of clients, who have a full range of issues including: mood disorders, depression, anxiety, PTSD, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, and Relationship Issues. I also offer group and individual supervision to new MSW's to obtain clinical licensure.

Dan Feldman, LPC, NCC, CCMHC is a professional counselor whose passion is empowering individuals to overcome whatever keeps them from being all that they strive to be. For Dan, the therapeutic experience begins and ends with the client relationship. Providing an invitation to a consistently safe, encouraging, and nurturing space in which clients can explore their own hearts and minds is the goal. Dan is open and genuine in presenting his true self to each client while providing them with unconditional positive regard and empathy. This sort of trusting therapeutic relationship provides the foundation upon which positive change can be achieved. Dan employs a variety of treatment approaches to fit the personality and temperament of the client and the specific issues of concern. These include person-centered therapy, existential therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), narrative therapy and reality therapy. An integrative or blended approach combines elements from different approaches to craft individualized treatment plans to meet every client’s unique needs. Dan’s experience has allowed him to develop competence in addressing a wide variety of issues including depression, anxiety, low self-esteem or self-confidence, grief, anger management, relationship clarification, divorce recovery, trauma recovery and many others. Dan has experience working with individual adolescents and adults as well as couples and family units. Dan works individually with clients as young as 12 and as old as 90. He also loves working with couples and families. Marital or couples counseling can be one of the most challenging yet rewarding endeavors. Dan seeks to maximize the connection and commitment of every couple. Couples in crisis will find support, encouragement and progress toward relationship healing and growth. Dan has been recognized by the National Board for Certified Counselors as a Nationally Certified Counselor and a Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor. He has received specialized training in a variety of other techniques and approaches. He is a certified anger management specialist level 3 (CAMS-III) and a certified clinical hypnotherapist (CCH). He regularly attends training events and conferences to sharpen his therapeutic skills. Dan is also on staff with the Center for Navigating Family Change (CNFC.org). He is serving as a presenter for the Basic and Advanced Seminars for Parents which is a court mandated course for divorcing parents in Gwinnett and Dekalb counties. Dan provides co-parent counseling, coordination and reunification services through this organization as well. This affiliation allows Dan to add additional emphasis to an area of practice of high importance to him - helping families in transition due to divorce. He works with children whose parents are divorced or divorcing, couples and individuals both pre- and post-divorce as well as individuals trying to decide the right path forward for themselves who may be contemplating divorce or reconciliation. Dan has a strong commitment to assist in the healing, forgiveness and recovery of any individual affected by divorce. To determine if you might feel comfortable with Dan and to provide answers to questions you may have, Dan is happy to provide a free telephone consultation for new clients.

Anchor Point is a center for healing and wholeness of mind, body, and spirit. Methodology includes traditional psychotherapy, mostly cognitive behavior therapy, along with biofeedback and neurofeedback as appropriate to the client's needs. Most clients find biofeedback enjoyable and effective, even though they may find it a bit mysterious at first.