Welcome to Compassionate Counseling Services in Georgia and Florida
"How Did I End Up Here?"
Are you surrounded by feelings of hurt, confusion, anxiety, anger, or sadness? Have you ever thought, "How did I end up here?" You may have never expected to find yourself in this situation. Those around you might not be aware of the pain you feel, or they may be encouraging you to seek help. Counseling can provide the comfort and support you need and serve as a catalyst for personal growth.
A Safe and Supportive Environment
I am dedicated to creating an environment of warmth, safety, and mutual respect. In our sessions, you can expect to explore solutions to life's challenges, find comfort, and strengthen your relationships. You don't have to wait until things get worse to seek counseling. Pursuing career, relational, emotional, and spiritual growth are excellent reasons to work with a counselor. I can help you find direction, purpose, and spiritual meaning.
Flexible Counseling Options
In addition to in-person outpatient appointments at my Marietta office, I now offer HIPAA-secure online counseling for residents of Georgia and Florida. This flexibility ensures you can receive the support you need, no matter where you are.
How to Get Started
Most clients start therapy with weekly or bi-weekly sessions, then taper down to monthly or as needed. To ensure a good fit, it is important that you are reasonably safe and resourceful, as I am not available at all times. A brief phone screening is required for all new clients.
Take the First Step Towards Healing
Don't let uncertainty hold you back. Take the first step towards a better future. Contact us today to learn more about our counseling services in Georgia and Florida or to schedule an appointment call (678) 969-4188, email
https://sendsafe.to/elizabeth.uhles@gmail.com or schedule directly using the request appointment link above.
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ELIZABETH UHLES, MA, LPC
After I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Communications, I traveled and witnessed both the unspeakable beauty and indescribable pain of the world. I will never forget the day, I sat with a mother in a rural Central American hospital as her young son took his last breaths. Being far from home with no transportation, she was then forced to wait hours for her family to arrive. Waiting in agony, she fell on the concrete sidewalk and wept. Deeply moved by her pain, I held her, hoping that she would feel a drop of comfort in the midst of her grief. It is a sacred honor and privelege to be invited to walk along side others in their life journey. I sit with my clients in times of confusion and pain, and help them find the life they have always wanted to live.