Waikki L. Upshaw, EdD, LPC, CPCS
Waikiki L. Upshaw is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Georgia, with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Journalism. She joined the Army Reserves in 1990. While as a U.S. Army Reservist, she obtained her Masters in Guidance and Counseling from the State University of West Georgia. She earned a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Phoenix in 2008. Dr. Upshaw has over 20 years of experience working with children in the school setting. She has also worked with adolescents, adults and families through in-home counseling services. Dr. Upshaw’s experience also includes working with adults and couples in a community outpatient clinic providing individual and group therapy. Dr. Upshaw has a passion for helping others discover their strengths and work through difficult life situations.
Waikiki L. Upshaw is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Georgia. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Georgia, with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Journalism. She joined the Army Reserves in 1990. While as a U.S. Army Reservist, she obtained her Masters in Guidance and Counseling from the State University of West Georgia. She earned a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Phoenix in 2008. Dr. Upshaw has over 20 years of experience working with children in the school setting. She has also worked with adolescents, adults and families through in-home counseling services. Dr. Upshaw’s experience also includes working with adults and couples in a community outpatient clinic providing individual and group therapy. Dr. Upshaw has a passion for helping others discover their strengths and work through difficult life situations.
Michelle Terry, LPC
Michelle Terry has over 20 years of experience with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Ms. Terry also has experience with individuals on moderate to mild Autism Spectrum Disorder and particularly enjoy working with groups. She uses a variety of therapy modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, Social Thinking, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) and Expressive Arts.
Michelle Terry employs The Circles Curriculum to teach social/emotional boundaries to children and adolescents. Michelle also has experience with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Anxiety, Depression and Self-Harmful behaviors.
Ta'Shara Stanley, LPC, NBCC
Ta'Shara Stanley is a licensed professional counseling in the state of Georgia. She graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Ta’Shara has experience in treating anger, anxiety, self-identity crisis, substance abuse, and parent-child relationships. Ta’Shara’s therapeutic approach is Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused, and Reality Therapy, where she seeks to change negative behaviors into positive behaviors, by empowering individuals to utilize healthy and effective coping skills to manage life stressors.
Ta'Shara's passion is to help strengthen the relationship between parent and child. Sometimes you and your child will have difficulty connecting. This disconnect coupled with the pressures of school can manifest in your teen through behaviors such as anger, anxiety, depression, self-identity crisis, and even self-harm. Together, with honesty, collaboration, and communication, we will use the therapeutic approach best suited for you to help achieve your goals. “Working through to become a better you!”
Ta'Shara Stanley is a licensed professional counseling in the state of Georgia. She graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Ta’Shara has experience in treating anger, anxiety, self-identity crisis, substance abuse, and parent-child relationships. Ta’Shara’s therapeutic approach is Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused, and Reality Therapy, where she seeks to change negative behaviors into positive behaviors, by empowering individuals to utilize healthy and effective coping skills to manage life stressors.
Ta'Shara's passion is to help strengthen the relationship between parent and child. Sometimes you and your child will have difficulty connecting. This disconnect coupled with the pressures of school can manifest in your teen through behaviors such as anger, anxiety, depression, self-identity crisis, and even self-harm. Together, with honesty, collaboration, and communication, we will use the therapeutic approach best suited for you to help achieve your goals. “Working through to become a better you!”
Tiffany White-Epps, LAPC, NBCC
Tiffany White-Epps is a licensed associate professional counseling in Georgia. Prior to becoming a therapist, Tiffany was a teacher for 13 years. Since becoming a therapist she has continued to work with children, adults and families reach their optimum level of life. She believes we all operate within our own unique system. Tiffany gives credence to listening and gaining clarity about your concerns as you journey towards a solution. As a child and family specialist, she takes the human approach in working with clients. You will be treated as I would like to be treated. Tiffany have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, trauma, family issues, depression and grief. She has experience with play therapy and blend those techniques into traditional talk therapy. As a therapist, her goal is to partner with you to help you move through what's stifling you with being the best version of yourself.
Regina Clyburne, LAPC, NBCC
Regina is a licensed associate professional counseling in Georgia. She brings over 8 years of professional experience with an undergraduate in Human Relations and a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has counseled and collaborate with diverse individuals and groups to promote optimum mental, emotional, and physical health with issues such as anxiety, anger, stress management, self-esteem, family, parenting, marital challenges, grief, substance abuse, and trauma. Receiving her certification in Prepare and Enrichment helps her navigate the complexities as she provided therapy with couples. Regina bring over 15 years of personal experience with advocacy and is passionate to assist everyone who desires to discover meaning and self-awareness to achieve it and live their best quality of life. As a therapist, Regina knows that therapy is a journey where one discovers meaning and strive to achieve self-awareness. She would like to assist you in navigating the journey.
Jennifer Timberlake, LAPC, NBCC
Jennifer Timberlake is a licensed associate professional counseling in the state of Georgia. She obtained her Masters in Counseling from Northwestern University. After obtaining her masters, Mrs. Timberlake plans to utilize psychodynamic therapy, paying attention to one's history and how it impacts one's present. Mrs. Timberlake has 10 years of experience working with children in a school setting, which she hopes to utilize as she strives to work with adolescents and emerging adults. She also has experience in grief peer support groups and hopes to utilize that experience in assisting those who are experiencing grief for a wide array of causes.
Katie Pouliout,
Katie recently completed her Masters in Counseling from Northwestern University, specializing in counseling children and adolescents. She earned her Master's in Psychology from Boston University and worked eight years on a behavioral health unit at Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston, Massachusetts. Katie enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults to help them cope with anxiety, depression, trauma, and working through interpersonal difficulties. Katie utilizes an integrative approach, working to meet each client where they are. Katie's goal in therapy is to create a space where individuals can work toward their authentic selves.
Katie recently completed her Masters in Counseling from Northwestern University, specializing in counseling children and adolescents. She earned her Master's in Psychology from Boston University and worked eight years on a behavioral health unit at Franciscan Hospital for Children in Boston, Massachusetts. Katie enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults to help them cope with anxiety, depression, trauma, and working through interpersonal difficulties. Katie utilizes an integrative approach, working to meet each client where they are. Katie's goal in therapy is to create a space where individuals can work toward their authentic selves.
