Anisha Cooper, LPC — Therapist in Georgia

Hi there, I'm Anisha!

Welcome, take a look around, and see if you feel pulled to work with me, a self-proclaimed healing healer. In healing, discomfort is inevitable, but safety is co-created, and together, we create safety in your discomfort to move through narratives that do not serve your goals.

My focus

Most beings I collaborate with are queer/trans Black and Indigenous folx that are seeking trauma healing, though I welcome cis and straight beings from diverse backgrounds.

My approach

My approach is collaboratively. While we build relationship, we also practice tools and implement strategies to help you cope with the changes you desire. Seeing trauma wounds as spiritual wounds, I also incorporate your respective practices into session to honor you as a whole human.

My communication style

My style is affirmative and direct. I prioritize establishing clarity and trust in the process early on. As we build rapport, I welcome your transparency. It is paramount that we maintain honest and clear communication as a reference for healthy relationships outside of therapy.

My journey to mental healthcare

So many personal and difficult experiences inspired me to seek out healing spaces. As I navigated my own struggles, I was emboldened to create and hold space for others.

My goals for you

Together, we'll collaborate on goals and track your progress; however, every single session doesn't act as a race against yourself. It's important that we make space for building connection and rapport. You'll also be invited to attempt strategies outside of session for feedback.

Our first session

In our first session, we'll identify your goals for session, review any history, and collaborate on expectations for our work together.

I identify as...

Female, Non-binary
Black or African American
Spiritual

Expertise

Treatment approaches

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Attachment-based

Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

Expressive Arts

Mindfulness-Based

Solution Focused Brief (SFBT)

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Focus populations

BIPOC

Gay

Intersex

LGBTQIA+

Lesbian

Non-Binary

Open Relationships/Non-Monogamy

Queer

Transgender

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Therapy types

Couples Therapy
Individual Therapy

Ages served

Adults

Practice

Accepted insurance providers

Aetna
Allegiance
Allied
Arlo
Ascension-SmartHealth

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Languages spoken

English

Education

Masters of Education (MED) in Counselor Education/Community Mental Health from Georgia Southern University.

Sessions

60 minutes

Virtual sessions

Anisha Cooper