COUNSELING & COACHING SERVICES, LLC
Atlanta, GA Therapy Psychiatry, and Counseling
Positive Thinking Leads to Healthy Change
We are excited that you are taking steps toward becoming a better you. At iCan! Think Positive Counseling and Coaching Services, our goal is to help you overcome life’s obstacles, transform negative thought patterns, and recognize your ability to achieve personal growth and emotional well-being. Through mental health counseling, therapy, and coaching, we work together to increase awareness of your personal strengths and inner power.
iCan! is dedicated to supporting individuals and families through a variety of mental and behavioral health challenges, including addiction recovery, marital and relationship counseling, parenting support, caregiving for elderly loved ones, grief and loss counseling, trauma-informed therapy, and anger management services, just to name a few. iCan! is here to guide, support, and empower you on your mental health and healing journey as you move toward becoming the best version of yourself!
iCan! Is Committed to Individuals, Families and Our Community
The continuum of our treatment strategies, without limits, motivates and leads to:
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Improving one's self esteem and self-image
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Optimizing practice of self-control
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Reducing behavioral issues, substance usage, and negative social experiences
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Increasing parental involvement and development of more positive and effective parenting skills
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Making parental management of children’s behavior more effective
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Improving family structure and interactions
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Improving family communication
Learn skills to build and enhance you to become a better you!
New Time-out Skills | Anger to Forgiveness Conversion | Assertiveness vs. Aggression | Problem Solving
Self-Control | Taking Responsibility | Dialectual Behavior Therapy (DBT) | Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
Positive Self Talk | Coping Skills | Anger Management Skills
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
"From day one they have been awesome. Before they came I was a wreck and I didn't have any direction. They have been a support. There was no pressure. They were just there."