Georgia received her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Washburn University. She is a Licensed Masters Level Psychologist and Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist.

 

Georgia worked in Children and Family Services for the Mental Health Center of East Central Kansas for 13 years. She completed psychological evaluations and assessments for individuals, schools, and the courts.  She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families. She served on the boards for Big Brothers Big Sisters and Plumb Place, a domestic violence shelter. She also served as a consultant for the Early Head Start Program.

 

“My goal is to create a collaborative treatment plan that focuses on improving people’s emotional well-being and interpersonal relationships.  I strive to give each individual the necessary skills to decrease their symptoms, process any traumatic experiences, and improve their daily functioning.” Through her work with multidisciplinary teams and the collaboration with law enforcement agencies, Georgia has identified the need and intrinsic desire to help and support those who are always helping and putting others first.