Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I congratulate you on deciding to make a change somewhere in your life! It is not easy to admit that something is a problem, but once you do change can begin to happen. Change happens when you acknowledge there is something that needs to change. You can become the person you want to be and I am here to help you build that bridge to a better you in a brighter future. We are all going to get sad, happy, angry, hurt, excited, anxious and everything else between every now and then…..it is how we handle it that we can control. Are you ready to take that control back? Done feeling the way that you do? Lets build your bridge to cross over to the better life you want and get through it together!
My name is Amelia Laurent-Julien, M.Ed., LPC, NCC, CPDPE, CDVS-I. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator, and a Certified Domestic Violence Specialist (Level I). I specializes in working with adults with specific issues such as anxiety, trauma, anger management, and life transitions through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person- Centered Therapy. I work with adults ages 18 and over on resolving issues such as post-partum depression, conflict resolution, depression, anxiety, parenting issues, life adjustment/transitions, and grief. I utilize different styles and theoretical approaches, as I tailor therapy to the individual needs. Although I am an eclectic therapist, I concentrate more on behaviors and how to eliminate those we do not like! I assist you with building the bridge to a brighter future that you want and desire. It starts here!
A few personal about me things: I love to write, spend time with my family and friends, craft – I love making personalized items when I have spare time such as tee shirts, tumblers, mousepads, keychains..ect. I love anything DIY! I am also a photographer and love creating memories with my camera. I love to travel, physically and mentally! I love to learn anything new that I do not have any prior knowledge of. I have a few kids, including a dog named Jaxson. I was born and raised in the river parishes of Louisiana where I still reside with my family.
I am an active member in these professional organizations:
Positive Discipline Association
Louisiana Counseling Association
National Anger Management Association
American Psychological Association
American Counseling Association
Chi Sigma Iota
Building a practical path to change
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Amelia George is a licensed professional counselor who practices in Louisiana and Texas, holding counseling licenses in both states (TX LPC 96069 and LA LPC 7501). She has three years of clinical experience and focuses her work on adults ages 18 and over.
She specializes in stress, anxiety, relationship and parenting issues, self-esteem concerns, coping with life changes, addictions, LGBT matters, family conflicts, trauma and abuse, grief, intimacy-related issues, anger management, career difficulties, bipolar disorder, and depression. Amelia uses a tailored approach to therapy, drawing primarily on cognitive behavioral therapy and person-centered methods while remaining eclectic to meet each person’s unique needs.
Amelia concentrates on identifying and changing unhelpful behaviors and on practical strategies that help clients move toward the life they want. She works collaboratively with clients to build a bridge to a brighter future, supporting people through life transitions, postpartum depression, conflict resolution, grief, and other challenges that arise in adulthood.
Outside of her clinical work Amelia enjoys writing, crafting personalized items such as T-shirts and tumblers, and photography. She likes to travel both physically and intellectually and is always eager to learn new things. Amelia lives in the river parishes of Louisiana with her family, including her children and a dog named Jaxson, where she continues to serve her local community.
Amelia is an active member of professional organizations that support her practice and ongoing learning, including the Positive Discipline Association, the Louisiana Counseling Association, the National Anger Management Association, the American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association, and Chi Sigma Iota.
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