Thomas Holmes

Anxiety can feel exhausting, making it challenging to relax, stay present, or fully enjoy daily life. Constant worry, racing thoughts, self-doubt, and physical symptoms such as tension or restlessness can leave you feeling overwhelmed and stuck. Individual therapy, including options like Christian counseling, offers a supportive, judgment-free space to explore the root causes of your anxiety and develop effective tools for managing it. Through evidence-based techniques and personalized support, you'll learn stress management strategies that help calm anxious thoughts, build confidence, improve emotional resilience, and respond to life's challenges with greater clarity and control. Whether through couples therapy, family therapy, or individual therapy, you can move beyond survival mode and create a life guided by your values rather than your fears.

Depression can make even simple daily tasks feel heavy, leaving you feeling disconnected, unmotivated, or emotionally drained. It may affect your energy, sleep, relationships, and sense of hope for the future. Individual therapy, such as Christian counseling, offers a supportive and compassionate space to explore what you’re experiencing without judgment and to begin gently rebuilding a sense of stability and meaning. Through evidence-based approaches and personalized care, including couples therapy and family therapy, you can develop tools to manage depressive symptoms, challenge unhelpful thought patterns, reconnect with sources of purpose, and restore emotional balance. Additionally, effective stress management techniques can enhance your therapy experience. Over time, therapy can help you feel more engaged in your life and more hopeful about what comes next.

Living with ADHD can make everyday responsibilities feel overwhelming, but individual therapy, including Christian counseling, can help you develop the skills and strategies needed to thrive. Executive functioning coaching and therapy focus on improving organization, time management, planning, focus, follow-through, and emotional regulation. In our sessions, whether through couples therapy or family therapy, we identify what's getting in the way, build personalized systems that work with your brain, and create practical solutions for managing daily demands. With the right support, individuals with ADHD can reduce stress through effective stress management techniques, increase confidence, and achieve their goals at home, school, and work.

Grief can feel like it changes everything—how you move through your days, how you connect with others, and how you see your future. It may come in waves, feel unpredictable, or show up as sadness, numbness, anger, or exhaustion, and all of it is valid. In individual therapy, including options like christian counseling, you are met exactly where you are, without pressure to rush your healing or 'get back to normal.' This is a space where your loss can be spoken about openly and held with care, at your own pace. In couples therapy and family therapy, we can gently make room for your emotions, honor what and who has been lost, and support you in finding small, meaningful ways to stay connected to yourself and life as it is now, while also addressing any stress management needs.

When stress becomes overwhelming, it can feel difficult to slow down, think clearly, or enjoy the things that matter most. Individual therapy provides a safe, supportive space to process challenges, gain perspective, and develop practical tools for stress management. In sessions, whether through Christian counseling, couples therapy, or family therapy, we work together to identify sources of stress, strengthen coping skills, and create healthier patterns that promote emotional well-being. With support, it is possible to feel more balanced, resilient, and confident in navigating both everyday pressures and unexpected challenges.

Couples counseling, including Christian counseling, offers a supportive space to strengthen connection, improve communication, and rebuild trust using practical, evidence-informed approaches. Carrie's method draws on principles from Willard Hurley's His Needs, Her Needs, to help partners better understand each other’s core emotional needs—such as affection, appreciation, emotional intimacy, trust, and honest communication—and how unmet needs can lead to distance or conflict in the relationship. Rather than focusing on blame, the work centers on recognizing these needs in both yourself and your partner, and expressing them in ways that foster responsiveness and connection. Whether you are seeking couples therapy, family therapy, or individual therapy, together you’ll develop healthier communication patterns, increase emotional understanding, and create intentional habits that support a more secure, respectful, and fulfilling partnership, all while addressing stress management in your relationship.
Therapy is offered in a counseling office, providing a cozy, in-person environment that helps you feel relaxed and comfortable. Additionally, we offer telehealth therapy through HIPAA compliant software for video conferencing, allowing you to meet with your therapist anywhere in Georgia, while still feeling as if you are face to face. Our services include individual therapy, where you can have one-on-one sessions with the therapist on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly schedule based on your needs. We also provide couples therapy for dating, engaged, and married couples who are experiencing difficulties in their relationship. Furthermore, our family therapy services focus on improving communication and resolving conflicts within families. For those looking to manage stress, we offer specialized stress management strategies to help you cope effectively.
Therapists work from preferred frameworks we have extensive training in.
Carrie works predominately from the following modalities:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy- A therapeutic approach looks at how your thoughts, feelings and behaviors are connected and targets thoughts and behaviors to be restructured or changed to create more positive feelings.
Solution Focused Therapy- A therapeutic approach that looks for ways you are already succeeding in your desired goals or have succeeded in the past to build on what is already working.
Family Systems Therapy- A therapeutic approach that looks at family dynamics, interpersonal relationships, and relationship patterns to help increase understanding and create change in areas where relationships may be stuck or not working in a healthy way.
Christian Counseling- Therapy offered from a Christ centered world view, that incorporates scripture and Biblical principles into the healing process.
Premarital Counseling- Counseling designed to help prepare a couple for a successful marriage, assess and discussing key components of relationships, examining family of origin, personality, and stress managements patterns to facilitate deeper connection and understanding, and teaching communication and conflict resolution skills.




