Georgia Phillips is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands that every individual encounters feelings of sadness, anxiety, anger, shame, fear, hopelessness, guilt, and uncertainty at different times in their lives. For many, these challenges can significantly affect daily living. Georgia is skilled in supporting those who struggle with their relationships, including marriages, partnerships, and interactions with family, friends, employers, and colleagues. She recognizes that conditions like depression and anxiety often inhibit meaningful engagement in life and can lead to unhealthy coping mechanisms. Her expertise extends to assisting individuals dealing with anger issues that may result in relationship, legal, or employment difficulties, as well as those who have faced traumatic experiences in their lives. While Georgia acknowledges that pain is an unavoidable part of existence, she firmly believes that it does not have to dictate one’s life. Inspired by the wisdom of Benjamin Franklin, she promotes the idea that 'those things that hurt, instruct.' Her warm approach enables clients to lead rich and meaningful lives guided by their core values, even amidst the stresses of being human. Georgia empowers individuals to identify their values, consider whether they are moving toward or away from them, and evaluate if their current actions are effective. Together, in a collaborative setting, they expand awareness and work to navigate these challenges with insight and compassion.