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In our most recent blog post on, https://www.sagecenteratlanta.com/blog, Sage Center Atlanta counseling intern and intake coordinator, Afshan Lakhani, describes she takes a client centered approach. You may ask, what exactly is a client centered approach? Keep reading to find out! "Client-centered therapy operates according to three basic principles that reflect the attitude of the therapist to the client: 1. The therapist is congruent with the client. 2. The therapist provid...es the client with unconditional positive regard. 3. The therapist shows an empathetic understanding to the client." (Definition from: https://www.simplypsychology.org/client-centred-therapy.htm.) See more

To read more about Afshan Lakhani, Sage Center Atlanta Counseling Intern and our February Sage Spotlight, visit: https://www.sagecenteratlanta.com/blog

Each month Sage Center Atlanta clinicians make an effort to meet together to discuss our practices and brainstorm ways to continue to support each other, our clients, and community. These meetings are important to stay connected and continue to grow as individuals and as a collective center. We share this information because we feel that allowing our clients to understand our constant commitment to their care should be shared. We are always open to suggestions and opportunit...ies to help our clients and community in the best ways possible. If you or a loved one would like to reach out to Sage Center Atlanta for counseling services contact us via email or phone. Email: [email protected] Call: (404) 419-6221 For more information about Sage Center Atlanta, visit us at www.SageCenterAtlanta.com.

Sage Center is sending a big thank you to all the school counselors out there!!

If you and your partner/spouse would like support in creating harmony in your lives, contact Sage Center’s therapist, David Mueller. The couples he supports have seen profound results. For more information about David, please visit Sage Center’s website at www.sagecenteratlanta.com.

Aspirational, perhaps, during these difficult times when there is such drastic differentiation. However, Dr. Joe Kort welcomes us to move towards personal transformation vs blame

Thank you, dearest Whitney O'Connor, for sharing this! This truly resonates!