Dana Goldman (she/her), LPC, NCC, CPCS is a licensed professional counselor and nationally certified counselor providing mindfulness-based therapy and somatic experiencing in Intown Atlanta. She also supports white people who are striving to more fully understand their experiences of race as they work toward anti-racism. Lastly, she is a certified clinical supervisor for newly licensed counselors. She is happy to have Harold the office dog accompany her to work most days.

Dana’s passion is simple: helping people get through the most challenging, hardest parts of their lives so that they can thrive with meaning and purpose.

But you’re probably interested in the details. So here you go.

After earning her graduate degree in counseling, Dana interned and worked as a counselor at Odyssey Family Counseling Center. Then, for four years she was proud to provide counseling and parent coaching for four years in the north Atlanta suburbs with McConaghie Counseling. Dana has also previously contracted with Emory University’s Counseling & Psychological Services to provide psychotherapy for undergraduate and graduate students.

She holds a license through the State of Georgia as a Licensed Professional Counselor and am also a Nationally Certified Counselor through the National Board of Certified Counselors. Dana is a Level One MBSR Teacher certified through the Mindfulness Center at Brown University School of Public Health and a Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) in the state of Georgia. She is a recent graduate of the Mindfulness and Psychotherapy Certificate Program through the Institute for Mindfulness and Psychotherapy. Dana is currently working toward a certificate in Somatic Experiencing, a form of trauma therapy.

Her undergraduate degree is from Wesleyan University in Connecticut. Her graduate degree is from Georgia State University. And yes, she definitely adheres to the Code of Ethics of the American Counselor Association and to the ethical and professional standards of the Georgia State Composite Board for Licensed Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, and Licensed Clinical Social Workers.

If you’re really, really interested in details then you can learn more about Dana’s experience–including trainings and workshops she’s provided–through her LinkedIn page. Or read Dana’s blog or check out how about how she thinks about counseling by reading What To Expect: The Stone Cottage Counseling Way. 

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Want to find out more? Reach out to Dana by email or phone to talk or schedule an appointment.