Maurvet Minto earned a master’s degree in Clinical Counseling from Bellevue University and is a veteran who served in the United States Army. She practices as a Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor and brings 14 years of experience supporting people through difficult life seasons.

She recognizes the realities of pain, trauma, hardship, broken homes, and fractured relationships, and adapts her approach to match each client’s individual needs. Maurvet uses a collaborative, client-centered style and stays with clients as they work toward practical resolution and greater stability.

With a working knowledge of family systems and their effects on mental health, her treatment methods draw from existential therapy, client-centered and person-centered approaches, trauma-focused work, cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused methods, mindfulness practices, and select techniques from dialectical behavior therapy. This mix is applied based on the situation and the person in front of her.

Her aim is to enhance mental wellness for people facing a range of challenges. Maurvet focuses on building coping skills for unpleasant experiences, strengthening inner resources, increasing self-worth, and improving self-esteem while helping clients better understand their mental health. Areas of focus include mood disorders, relationship issues, depression, life transitions, anxiety, and self-care.