Bonnie Mosby, MSW

Hi there! I’m Bonnie.

I’m glad you’re here.

I’m here for those of you who feel too big, too sad, too angry. I understand what it is to live inside that particular kind of grief and anger. I want to help you feel safe and free.

I’m here for the grief below the anger.

I understand the two go hand in hand.

If you’re “too sensitive” and “too much”, I want to work with you.

I’d love to see you!

Book a consultation call below.

Therapy with me is…

Bonnie Mosby, therapy for neurodivergent, creative therapy, art therapy, therapy for athletes, sports psychology, creative therapy, LGBTQ affirming

CREDENTIALS

Smiling woman with rainbow-colored hair sitting on a brown couch with striped and plush pillows, wearing a black and white checkered outfit.

Bonnie received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Life University in 2023 and their Master of Social Work from the University of Georgia in 2026.

Trainings:

PESI DBT Certification Training; Unpacking Clinical Discrimination from the Liberatory Wellness Network; received Trauma-Informed Weight Lifting Certification in 2026.

Benefits of Trainings:

Ability to hold heavy emotional experiences; offer non-pathologizing care; Incorporate Somatic Parts Work and Expressive Arts into Trauma Therapy.

Bonnie works closely with women and femmes who have a history of complex trauma and experience paralyzing anxiety, uncontrollable anger, and debilitating grief.

Client Testimonials

“I can’t rave enough about this place, especially their therapists. Bonnie is an amazing soul, that makes me feel so welcome when speaking to her. Bonnie has a unique approach to her work. She’s knowledgeable in somatic practice and trauma work that doesn’t make therapy feel like therapy; it feels like returning home to self. I highly recommend her as your next therapist! You won’t be disappointed. ♥️.”

“I absolutely love Bonnie! 🩷
I have felt so heard and supported by her! I appreciate the positive impact she has made! I would highly recommend Bonnie to anyone looking for a compassionate, understanding, and supportive professional!.”