High-Quality Therapy for $50/session
At lot of times clients think of practicum therapists as a lower level of care, and nothing could be further from the truth. Often, practicum therapists provide many of the same therapy services you would expect from a clinician while bringing fresh perspectives, current clinical training, and dedicated supervision to their work. In addition, they are completing advanced, hands-on training under the close supervision of experienced licensed therapists, whereas licensed therapists may or may not continue receiving supervision for their work. Having a supervisor also work on your care is like having two therapists for a very low price of one. Working with a practicum student can be a great option for those looking for thoughtful, high-quality therapy at a more accessible cost.
Sessions are $50 per session
Meet our Practicum Therapists
Offering affordable therapy in Atlanta, Georgia. Our practicum students are able to offer in person and virtual therapy in Atlanta and throughout Georgia.
To schedule, please email: Welcome@TheCozyCouchCounseling.com with your preferred therapist.
Carley is passionate about working with clients who feel like trauma or major life experiences have changed how they see themselves. She creates a supportive space to reconnect with the parts of yourself that may have been lost along the way while exploring who you want to become moving forward. Her work centers on identity restoration, helping clients rebuild a sense of self that feels authentic, empowered, and truly their own.
Carley Cox
To schedule please email: Welcome@TheCozyCouchCounseling.com to set up an appointment.
Leah is passionate about helping clients heal from trauma and attachment wounds while building practical skills to navigate difficult emotions and experiences. She creates a warm, affirming space to explore patterns, reconnect with your values, and find new ways of responding to the things that have kept you feeling stuck. Leah believes your hardest moments can be part of your story without having to define what comes next.
Leah Kale
To schedule please email: Welcome@TheCozyCouchCounseling.com to set up an appointment.
Jeff takes a strengths-based, skills-building approach to therapy, helping clients recognize what’s already working while developing practical tools to navigate life with greater confidence. He creates space for clients to explore identity, better understand themselves, and give themselves permission to live authentically. With a special interest in working with neurodivergent clients, he brings both curiosity and lived understanding shaped by receiving his own Autism diagnosis later in life.
Jeffrey Oehlerts
To schedule please email: Welcome@TheCozyCouchCounseling.com to set up an appointment.
FAQs
You can oftentimes see a practicum therapist for the same issues or struggles you’d see a licensed therapist for. Our practicum therapists are prepared to work with: Anxiety, depression, anger, self-esteem, identity exploration, emotional regulation, and more!
What can I see a practicum therapist for?
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What is a practicum therapist?
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A practicum therapist is a graduate level student, currently completing their clinical hours in order to graduate their program. Oftentimes they’ve completed most, if not all of their pertinent courses and are shifting focus on what their career looks like outside of the classroom. Practicum therapists take great care of your personal needs through weekly supervision, education on the newest treatments, and constant care from a licensed therapist.
Why chose a practicum therapist?
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Affordable care. Access therapy at a significantly reduced private-pay rate.
Dedicated supervision. Your therapist receives ongoing guidance and consultation from an experienced licensed clinician.
Current training. Practicum therapists are actively learning current approaches and bringing that education directly into their clinical work.
Is low cost therapy right for me?
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Seeing a practicum therapist may be a great fit if you're looking for support with anxiety, depression, identity, relationships, life transitions, or other everyday mental health concerns and cost has made therapy difficult to access.
Seeing a practicum therapist may not be the right choice if you’re currently going through any legal proceedings, if you experience higher levels of suicidal ideation, are currently struggling with delusions, points of mania, or other severe mental health symptoms.