- Practical coping skills
- Trauma and addiction
- Values-based work
About Amanda
Amanda Lovin is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) practicing in Georgia. She brings nine years of experience helping people who feel stuck by stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, and addictions. Amanda aims to create a warm, interactive space where clients can start to name what matters and take small steps toward change.
Amanda uses a mix of practical therapies to fit each person’s needs. She draws on cognitive behavioral approaches to shift unhelpful thinking. She uses DBT skills when emotion regulation and coping are central concerns. She also works with attachment and acceptance-based ideas to address relationship patterns and values-based living.
Sessions focus on clear tools and steady support. Amanda listens first, then helps set goals and test new ways of coping. She talks through strategies for managing anxiety, building self esteem, and handling grief or relationship strain.
She has a background treating complex trauma and addictions, including process addictions and substance use. That experience shapes how she helps people manage triggers, build safety, and reconnect with purpose and meaning.
Clients can expect collaborative planning and straightforward homework between sessions. Amanda emphasizes pacing work to avoid overwhelm while keeping progress moving. If you want a therapist who combines practical skills with warm support, she offers an approach geared toward steady, doable change.
Amanda uses a mix of practical therapies to fit each person’s needs. She draws on cognitive behavioral approaches to shift unhelpful thinking. She uses DBT skills when emotion regulation and coping are central concerns. She also works with attachment and acceptance-based ideas to address relationship patterns and values-based living.
Sessions focus on clear tools and steady support. Amanda listens first, then helps set goals and test new ways of coping. She talks through strategies for managing anxiety, building self esteem, and handling grief or relationship strain.
She has a background treating complex trauma and addictions, including process addictions and substance use. That experience shapes how she helps people manage triggers, build safety, and reconnect with purpose and meaning.
Clients can expect collaborative planning and straightforward homework between sessions. Amanda emphasizes pacing work to avoid overwhelm while keeping progress moving. If you want a therapist who combines practical skills with warm support, she offers an approach geared toward steady, doable change.