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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!

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Claire Parker

406-600-1994
claire@thecouplescollege.com

Claire Parker is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker offering trauma-informed counseling for children, teens, and adults at every stage of life, through approaches that include EMDR, trauma-focused therapy, and holistic, client-centered care.

Claire has spent over a decade in the field, with the last several years focused specifically on trauma work, and she brings that same depth to every session, whether she’s working with a child, a teen, or an adult ready to move forward.

Daniel Gopin

406-600-1994
daniel@thecouplescollege.com

Daniel Gopin is a Licensed Professional Counselor offering couples, family, teen, and individual counseling through a clear, solution-focused approach. He helps couples and families communicate better and rebuild connection, guides parents through practical strategies for raising teens, and coaches men working through career, identity, and relationship challenges.

Daniel earned his Master’s in Clinical Counseling from Johns Hopkins University and has been practicing since 2015, with flexible evening and weekend virtual availability for clients across Georgia.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in the BIPOC Community

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 […]