Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
“Professional therapeutic counseling involves several factors. First, the therapist must have passion and a genuine care for people. Second, the therapist must have the training, knowledge and experience to effectively treat their clients. Third, personal opinions, biases and judgment are left at the door. Finally, individualized approaches and individualized treatment plans must be created for each client based on their current behavioral health status.” These factors keep therapists focused, grounded and remind us daily that each individual whom we serve deserves the highest level of care, confidence and respect regardless of their socio-economic position in life.”
Greetings, I am Keionna Baker, LPC, LMHC, LCMHC,CCATP, a Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Alaska and New York licensed professional counselor, a pending certified addictions counselor, maintains current membership with the Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor Association and the National Board of Certified Counselors. Recently, I have been trained and identified as a Diversity and Inclusion Coach for the state of NY. As a result of my faith and religious affiliations I have initiated training in Inner Healing Prayer as a therapeutic approach available in my practice. I hold a Master’s Degree in mental health counseling from Argosy University, Nashville which was conferred in December 2011. I received my undergraduate degree in social work from Austin Peay State University, Clarksville which was granted May 2007. During both degree programs, she graduated Summa Cum Laude.
I have over ten years therapeutic counseling experience with adolescent and adult clients from within a variety of treatment settings. These settings include U.S. military installations, K-12 educational systems; day treatment and outpatient clinic programs; juvenile and adult correctional institutions; department of family and children services; religious settings; in-home visits; and lastly, telehealth which include video, telephone and text correspondence.
My areas of emphasis include varying degrees of sexual, mental and physical trauma; bipolar and related disorders; anxiety disorders (panic disorder, etc.); trauma and stressor related disorders (posttraumatic stress disorder, etc.); dissociative disorders (dissociative identity disorder, etc.); somatic symptoms and related disorders (factitious disorder, etc.); eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, etc.); sleep disorders (narcolepsy, etc.); conduct disorders (oppositional defiant disorder, etc.); substance related and addictive disorders (stimulate related disorder, etc.); neurocognitive disorders (dementia, etc.); personality disorders (obsessive compulsive disorder, etc.)
Additionally, I have significant experience working with children, adolescents and adults who live with neurodevelopmental disorders (intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorders). Additionally, through the Military Life Counseling Family Program via a Department of Defense contract, I work extensively with military personel, spouses, children and adolescents as well as their families and educators regarding family transition with pre and post deployments, permanent changes of station, integration into new school and community settings and family conflict due to stress.
A proud military spouse, I am also a mother to three awesome children. During her leisure time, I participates as a guest speaker at various behavioral health events, churches, community centers and educational institutions where I enjoy educating the public and her professional peers on the importance and value of behavioral health services regarding everyone’s overall mental health and quality of life. When I am not working or participating in speaking engagements and volunteer activities, I enjoy crafting (my favorite therapeutic approach) and baking with her family.
Depression
Anxiety and Phobias
Relationship Difficulties
Life Transitions
Difficulties with Self-Esteem
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Professional/Career Issues
College/Graduate School Issues
Oppositional Defiance
Stress Management
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
Sexual Abuse
Spirituality
Women’s Issues
LGBTQ-Related Issues
Parenting
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Keionna Baker is a licensed mental health counselor who combines deep clinical training with a genuine commitment to helping people navigate difficult times. She holds a master’s degree in mental health counseling and is licensed to practice in multiple states, and she is also pursuing certification in addictions counseling while keeping active memberships in relevant professional organizations.
Her graduate training was completed at Argosy University in Nashville, with the degree conferred in December 2011, and she earned an undergraduate degree in social work from Austin Peay State University in May 2007. She graduated summa cum laude from both degree programs.
With more than ten years of clinical experience, Keionna has worked with adolescents and adults across a wide range of settings – including military installations, K-12 schools, day treatment and outpatient clinics, juvenile and adult correctional facilities, child welfare services, religious organizations, in-home care, and telehealth through video, phone, and text-based formats. She also has specialized experience through a Department of Defense contract with the Military Life Counseling Family Program, supporting military personnel, spouses, children, families, and educators through transitions such as deployments and relocations.
Her clinical expertise covers a broad spectrum of concerns, including stress and anxiety, mood disorders such as bipolar disorder and depression, trauma and abuse, dissociative and trauma-related disorders, eating and sleep disorders, substance-related and addictive disorders, attention and neurodevelopmental disorders, personality and conduct-related challenges, and grief and life transitions. She has substantial experience working with children, adolescents, and adults who live with intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum conditions.
Keionna has completed additional training related to diversity and inclusion and has incorporated faith-informed approaches such as Inner Healing Prayer into the options she offers clients. She maintains professional involvement through associations and continuing education, and she frequently appears as a guest speaker at behavioral health events, faith communities, community centers, and educational settings to promote the value of mental health care.
Outside of clinical work, Keionna is a proud military spouse and a mother of three. In her free time she enjoys crafting—which she describes as a favorite therapeutic activity—and baking with her family.
For many common concerns—including stress, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and life transitions—online therapy can be as effective as traditional in-person care. Research and clinical experience indicate that virtual sessions often provide meaningful progress for these types of issues.
One major advantage of remote care is practical flexibility. People can choose the format that works best for them, whether that is video sessions, phone conversations, live chat, or messaging. This range of options makes it easier to fit therapy into a busy schedule and to connect in ways that feel comfortable.
Licensed professionals deliver online services, and clients have the option to change therapists if they need a different fit. For many individuals seeking treatment for everyday mental health concerns, remote therapy offers an accessible and effective path forward.
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