I received my B.S. in Family, Youth and Community Sciences from University of Florida and went on to get my Master’s in Social Work from University of Georgia. I spent my early career in Vancouver, Canada, working at a child and family counseling center offering individual and family therapy, as well as facilitating parent support groups.
Moving back to Atlanta, I worked as a middle school counselor for 6 years.With the pandemic, anxiety spiking globally, and heavy losses occurring in many homes, it was time to open Moyal Counseling Services.
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Everyone has a different idea of what therapy looks like. My approach to therapy is to offer guidance and support in a safe, nonjudgmental space. The most important part of therapy to me is trust, mutual respect, and connection. I am here to help guide you through whatever life stressor you are facing, which involves open discussions, offering suggestions, implementing strategies and improving your ability to cope.
Yes, I am panelled with Aetna, United Healthcare/Optum/Oscar, and Cigna.
During our first session, my goal is to build rapport and trust with you. This is done through casual conversation that involves question-asking and using assessment tools. I also will orient you to the therapy process, which includes identifying expectations that you have and that I may have, as well as covering general practice policies.
I am here to help guide you through whatever life stressor you are facing, at a pace that makes sense to you. There is no prescribed amount of time that therapy takes place. It’s an individual process, whereby we work together to evaluate, in regards to your goals being met or ability to maintain symptoms and/or strategies.
I do offer telemental health, however, I really enjoy and value being in-person with my clients. I feel the face-to-face connection can be very powerful and beneficial to the therapeutic process.
Having peer support is extremely impactful when going through life changes, such as divorce or grief. It can feel very comforting to have individuals around you that have similar experiences. Group sessions are intended to build community while offering a structured, meaningful activity each session.
