PROFESSIONAL LICENSED COUNSELOR, CLINICAL SUPERVISOR, & PRACTICE OWNER

Tiffany earned a B.A. in Bible and Theology with a focus in Counseling from Southeastern Bible College and an M.A. in Marriage and Family Counseling from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Tiffany has received training in sand tray therapy, play therapy, and several other areas. She is certified in Prepare-Enrich Premarital & Marital Tool and she is Phase-One certified in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics. These trainings allow Tiffany to provide clinically-excellent and well rounded therapy to children, families, individuals, and couples. You will find that Tiffany is caring and empathetic, while knowledgeable in her field about the treatment of many different presenting problems.

Tiffany has served in a variety of settings including a school, private-practice, and child welfare. Though Tiffany aims to provide a safe-space for each individual, couple, or family that comes to counseling, she enjoys providing counseling support for those who desire to incorporate their faith. She is passionate about supporting those experiencing mental health struggles and their families.

Tiffany has been married for 15 years and has 3 beautiful children. When Tiffany is not counseling, she enjoys time embroidering, hiking, and spending time with her family and loved ones (usually while drinking coffee).

Tiffany can be contacted at Tiffany@wgacc.com.

PROFESSIONAL MENTAL HEALTH COACH

Cari Carter is a Professional Mental Health Coach. Cari has completed the Biblical Counseling & Psychology Certification by American Association of Christian Counselors and is Board Certified as a Professional Mental Health Coach after completing her Certification in Professional Mental Health Counseling by American Association of Christian Counseling. She is excited for the opportunity to serve families at West Georgia Christian Counseling by providing a warm and welcoming environment for coaching clients.

Cari’s area of focus within professional mental health coaching include:

-Women seeking to grow in their Christian faith

-Women that have been impacted by divorce or infidelity

-Women suffering from grief and loss

-Women experiencing life change and desire support

-Women experiencing loneliness and difficulty in friendships

Cari Carter and her family moved to Georgia in 2015. She is a homeschool mom of 3 kids and has been married for 17 years. Cari grew up in a military family and has had the blessing of moving to many different places throughout the U.S. during her childhood.

Cari has served in many volunteer roles in the church throughout her adult life to include directing a homeschool co-op, serving as a leader of small groups, and she currently serves alongside her husband as the Director of Small Groups at their current church. In her spare time, Cari enjoys drinking coffee that costs too much money, spending time with friends and family, playing card games, attending women’s ministry events, and watching the Philadelphia Phillies.

Cari can be contacted at Cari@wgacc.com.

SOCIAL WORKER

Hannah earned a B.S. in Youth and Family Ministries with a minor in Biblical Studies from Point University and a Master of Social Work degree from Liberty University. Hannah has completed several trainings such as: Darkness to Light, Self Care & Wellness, and Connections Matter. During her MSW program, she completed 2 internships that allowed her to gain experience providing case management services for the Elderly and Disabled Waiver Program and working for a nonprofit Christian resource center in the kinship care unit.  She is excited about serving those who need support in many different areas regarding life skills, coping techniques, and personal development skills.   

Hannah has been married for 3 years. She and her husband love taking trips, finding new coffee shops, and serving at their local church together. Hannah also enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She has lived in the West Georgia area her entire life and looks forward to serving her own community to help reach their individual goals.