Mark Ellison

Mark Ellison is a licensed marriage and family therapist practicing in Georgia with 17 years of clinical experience. He focuses on depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship challenges, and maintains additional focus in areas such as attachment concerns, communication problems, men's issues, and veteran and armed forces matters. His practice attends to mood disorders, post-traumatic stress, and patterns related to narcissism and addiction, offering support for those navigating complex emotional and interpersonal difficulties.

Drawing on a Christian-informed perspective, he works with individuals who wish to integrate personal values and spiritual beliefs into their therapeutic work. He aims to help people develop practical coping strategies, rebuild emotional resilience, and explore life purpose and meaning. Mark structures sessions to address both immediate distress and longer-term patterns, guiding clients through communication skills, grief processing, and decision points related to separation, control issues, or recovery from substance and sexual addictions.

Mark approaches each case with professional attention to the presenting concerns, tailoring his focus to the specific issues named by the client and collaborating to set goals that reflect the client’s priorities and context.