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Meet the Therapists

Aaron Shaner, LMFT
I am licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in  Tennessee and Georgia. I hold a M.S. in Marriage and Family therapy and have been working with families for the past 17 years. If you are an adult individual or couple in need of assistance through a difficult time or transition, guidance on how to navigate life’s difficulties or help overcoming compulsive behavior, I am here to help.

I work with:
  • Couples (marriage and relationship counseling)
  • Individuals (adults, men's issues, life transition, anger, sexuality, hurts from the past, spiritual guidance/issues, etc.)​​
  • Pre-marriage (those already engaged to be married or wanting help to decide if this relationship is right for them.)​
Shoba Jacob, MACMHC​
I’m a pre-licensed professional counselor dedicated to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and cultivate meaningful change. I have a M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and four years of experience in the field providing individual therapy.

Sometimes life meets us with obstacles that we’re not sure how to face. We can feel stuck, lost, and overwhelmed. I offer a compassionate and non-judgmental space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. I believe in the power of therapy to transform lives. I would love to support you on your path to healing and hope. 

I work with:
  • Preteens (peer pressure, body image, social relationships, emotional regulation, family dynamics, parental expectations)
  • Teens (academic stress, self-esteem, identity exploration, transition to adulthood, family conflict, peer relationships, substance use, anxiety, depression)
  • Adults (life transitions, relationship issues, identity and purpose, work-life balance, stress and burnout, coping with trauma and loss)
Follow this link to learn more about our marriage and individual counseling services.

Contact us today, to schedule a consultation appointment.

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(706) 535-3203

“Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow, it empties today of its strength.”
-Corrie ten Boom