Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hi, my name is Oliver Harper and I possess a wide range of clinical experiences working within residential settings for adolescents; short term acute care facilities as a clinician and consultant with adults and adolescents; worked in various communities of Metro Atlanta providing in-home therapy and maintained a private practice for 15 years. I graduated with an MS in Professional Counseling from Georgia State University; along with attending Seminary in Atlanta and obtained graduate degrees in Leadership and Apologetics. I also attended business school and worked on Wall Street and have undergraduate and graduate degrees in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. I have specialized and certificate training in REBT, Adlerian Psychology, DBT, and Parenting. I primarily use Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy as my primary treatment modality as it is very effective in reducing stress and anxiety while providing pragmatic tools for effective living. Over my professional, life I have had significant exposure to working with traumatized clients and have learnt interventions to address its impact. I have authored two books. I also incorporate Stoic philosophy as a therapeutic intervention in the service of clients.
My therapeutic skill set provides a compassionate inquiry into the lives of individuals challenged with childhood shadows induced by family dysfunction, trauma, alcoholism, anxiety, perfection tendencies, and an overwhelming need for approval and validation. My clinical training will facilitate clients to connect the dots between then and now and integrate the fragmentation at the root of their maladaptive patterns. I am a lifelong learner and have dedicated my life to being of service;I believe in the innate capacity of individuals and their potential to be their own rescue with guidance and to know that there is something distinct, unique, and specific about each of us and my clinical task is to guide each individual to share that belief.
The therapeutic relationship is a sacred trust and it is a privilege to be a witness to the inner world of others and to support them in their discovery, recovery, and integration of their best self. Allow me to journey with you and I promise to be present with you all the way to a better version of yourself by strengthening your identity capital.
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Oliver Harper is a Georgia-based counselor with 20 years of clinical experience spanning residential treatment for adolescents, short-term acute care as a clinician and consultant for adults and adolescents, in-home therapy in Metro Atlanta communities, and a private practice maintained for 15 years.
He earned a Master of Science in Professional Counseling from Georgia State University and pursued seminary studies in Atlanta, receiving graduate degrees in Leadership and Apologetics. His academic background also includes business school study and a period working on Wall Street, along with undergraduate and graduate degrees in Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
Harper holds a professional counseling license in Georgia (GA LPC 005414) and has completed specialized certificate training in Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), Adlerian psychology, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and parenting approaches. He primarily uses REBT as his main treatment modality because of its practical focus on reducing stress and anxiety and teaching tools for effective living.
Throughout his career he has worked extensively with traumatized clients and developed interventions to address trauma’s impact. He integrates Stoic philosophy as an additional therapeutic approach and is the author of two books.
Oliver Harper approaches therapy as a compassionate inquiry into patterns shaped by family dysfunction, trauma, alcoholism, anxiety, perfectionism, and strong needs for approval and validation. His clinical work helps clients connect their past experiences to present behavior and to integrate fragmented aspects at the root of maladaptive patterns. A lifelong learner devoted to service, he believes in each person’s innate capacity to guide their own growth with appropriate support.
Harper regards the therapeutic relationship as a serious responsibility and a privilege. He commits to witnessing clients’ inner lives and supporting their discovery, recovery, and integration so they can build stronger identity capital and move toward a more resilient version of themselves.
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