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APRIL 14, 2012 | ATHENS, GEORGIA

PRESENTED BY SAMARITAN COUNSELING CENTER

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Lacy Camp Receives Award

Executive Director, Lacy Camp, was selected by the American Association For Marriage and Family Therapy Board of Directors to receive an AAMFT Divisional Contribution Award for her "exceptional work accomplished in support of the Georgia Division."  Lacy received this award, one of 2 presented annually, at the AAMFT Annual Conference in Fort Worth, Texas.  

Congratulations, Lacy!

 

 

Blaine Everson Interviewed

Clincal Director Blaine Everson, Ph.D, was recently interviewed via Skype about the book he edited on military families:  Families Under Fire

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr623Bch3OI

 

 Welcome New Staff and a New Program

Michelle is a certified yoga instructor and wholistic wellness coach.  She will staff our new Wellness Initiative offering yoga and meditation instruction for individuals and in community classes.  

 


Abbie is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and brings 10 years of experience working in the Cancer treatment field with patients and caregivers.  She uses a mind-body-spirit approach to support people who are moving through life transitions to maintain balance in their lives. 

 WELCOME to SAMARITAN COUNSELING CENTER of Northeast Georgia!

The Samaritan Counseling Center is an interfaith counseling service of qualified professionals who provide confidential, compassionate services to individuals, families, and community groups with respect for personal beliefs and values. We incorporate the elements of mind, body, spirit, and community into counseling and psychotherapy, educational, and consultation services.

Established in response to expressed community and congregational needs, the Center is dedicated to helping the whole person and to providing educational and growth opportunities. Please click on the SERVICES tab at the top of the page for more information.  

For more information about HEARTMATH, you can look at this video.

The First Steps

Tara Anderson, Administrative AssistantWe recognize that many people seeking counseling services are in significant distress and might be reluctant to contact professional help. At Samaritan Counseling Center, we believe we have made it easier for those in distress to get the services they want. 

Call our main office number (706) 369-7911 between 9 and 3 to speak with our administrative assistant.

Please explain what type of services you are looking for, a brief description of the reason for services, your contact information, any insurance information, and if you have a specific therapist you would like to see. We can usually make an appointment for you right then.

If no one is available, leave a message on our general voicemail (Extension 220) for a return call. Either a therapist or our office manager will call back to schedule an appointment.

Paperwork can be downloaded so you can fill it out at your leisure and bring it to the first appointment. 

 

     
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