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aPerhaps you’re coping with life rather than thriving in it. Could be you’re in a period of transition, whether desired, such as a career change, or not of your own choosing, like a loved one’s death. Or maybe you’re longing for something more but don’t know what that is, or simply can’t figure out your next, best move.

If anxiety, depression, or both make everyday life hard to bear, or you can’t find the inspiration to make essential life changes, individual therapy may be for you.

The Couples College offers a place of sanctuary to safely explore what matters most to you. We will support you in discovering meaning in life’s unresolved and painful events. When necessary, we may challenge your limiting beliefs, but not without providing you with the tools to create self-care habits and a mindset designed to bring out the best in you.

We are here to help!

OWNER 404-620-0533 allie@thecouplescollege.com Allison Caffyn is a licensed professional counselor and a certified Hakomi therapist who has been in professional practice for more than 20 years. She is a passionate therapist who loves supporting couples in building loving and intimate relationships that last a lifetime.

Allie Caffyn

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404-545-2285 murray@thecouplescollege.com Murray Dabby is a licensed clinical social worker who has been helping couples, individuals and groups develop their relationships for over 30 years. With a deep appreciation for the joy of committed partnership, he views relationships as a beautiful performance that we can write, direct and creatively improvise.

Murray Dabby

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678-487-6916 elena@thecouplescollege.com Elena Kim is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a passion for helping couples create healthy and fulfilling lifelong partnerships. She views couples therapy as a journey of growth, both within ourselves and along with our partners.

Elena Kim

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770-354-2186 victoria@thecouplescollege.com Victoria Eades has a masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is passionate about connecting with others over a variety of presenting problems such as: marital distress, parenting challenges, relationships with grown children or aging parents, anxiety, depression, career choice or change, and grief.

Victoria Eades

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404-444-9486 stephanie@thecouplescollege.com Stephanie Jordan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who believes that loving and secure relationships are a fundamental part of a fulfilling life. She considers it a great honor to sit with couples and work with them on strengthening and enriching their relationships.

Stephanie Jordan

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404-590-5264 luke@thecouplescollege.com Luke Durain holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and specializes in individual and couples counseling. He is passionate about helping couples learn new ways to honor both their partner and their own selves through respect and empathy.

Luke Durain

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404-721-4077 michele@thecouplescollege.com Michele Clark is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a deep desire to help couples and individuals build loving, authentic relationships. She believes connection mixed with laughter and grace are key ingredients to a meaningful life. For this reason, she strives to incorporate each of these ingredients into her work with her clients.

Michele Clark

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770-462-5299 susan@thecouplescollege.com Susan Bentsen  is a licensed associate professional counselor, whose mission transcends mere survival - she is devoted to helping individuals and couples unearth profound insights and heightened awareness to shed the constraints of simply enduring, and instead emerge as flourishing thrivers in life.

Susan Bentsen

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Alexis Frederick-Bouy, MA M.Ed Features | Culture & Identity | Collective & Community Trauma November 18th, 2024 7 minute read Click on post to listen to the article. As the colder months approach, many people begin to experience changes in their mood and energy levels, which for some may lead to Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD, often referred to as “winter […]

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