Simplify Life Counseling + Coaching

10/11/2026

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10/08/2026

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to the newest addition to the Simplify team, Jordan Gross, LMSW! 🎉💛
Jordan is a Licensed Master Social Worker holding degrees from the University of Georgia (MSW) and Emory University (MDiv). She primarily works with teens, young adults, and women navigating anxiety, OCD, body image, grief, life transitions, and spiritual integration.
Her therapeutic approach is gentle, collaborative, and rooted in compassionate presence, helping clients build lives guided by self-compassion rather than fear or perfectionism. Outside of work, Jordan loves spending time outdoors, traveling, cooking for loved ones, and reading a great thriller or memoir! 🌲✈️📚
We are so grateful to have her gentle wisdom and expertise on board. Drop a comment below to welcome Jordan to the team! 👇
To learn more about Jordan or to schedule a session, visit the link in our bio.
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09/15/2026

Calling all parents! If your child struggles with faith-based OCD, we'd love to hear your questions! We are working on finalizing our presentation for the conference in October and would love to answer any of your questions and add them to the presentation! Please DM or email us at [email protected] and sign up to join us for the Faith and OCD conference hosted by the International OCD Foundation!

09/14/2026

Hey, friends! We need your help! Since opening our doors back in 2011, we’ve spent the last 15 years doing what we love, all thanks to this incredible community. Today, we are honored to announce that we’ve been nominated for Best of Georgia for Counseling practices!

Winning this would mean the world to our team, but we can't do it without you. If you’ve supported us over the last decade and a half, would you take 30 seconds to cast a vote for us?

Vote for Simplify Life Counseling and Coaching in Atlanta, Georgia as Best of Georgia for Community & Business Organizations!

09/05/2026

Uncertainty can feel especially difficult when you’re living with OCD. Learning how OCD responds to doubt can be a meaningful part of managing symptoms. Reach out to our office to learn more.


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09/02/2026

Back-to-school routines can bring new pressures, changing schedules, and anxious feelings. Counseling can offer space to work through what feels overwhelming. Schedule an appointment with our team.


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08/31/2026

Conflict is a normal part of relationships, but the way we respond to disagreement can make a meaningful difference. Not every problem needs to be solved, anger itself is not always the issue, and sometimes taking a break from a heated conversation can help you return to it more productively.
In our blog, Clint Fisher explores four surprising truths about relationship conflict, including why some disagreements are ongoing, the communication patterns that can cause the most harm, how defensiveness can keep couples stuck, and what happens when your body becomes overwhelmed during an argument. Visit our blog to read more.


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08/24/2026

Our emotional needs may look different as we move through each stage of life, but they never truly disappear. Children need safety, teens need belonging, and adults still need connection, encouragement, rest, and support.
In our blog, Allie Raymond, MA, LPC, explores the emotional needs we carry from childhood into adulthood, how unmet needs can show up in everyday life, and the small, intentional ways we can better care for ourselves and the people we love. Visit our blog to read more.


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08/18/2026

A reminder for parents heading back into the school year!

08/17/2026

As parents, it can be tempting to focus on making things easier for our children in the moment. But sometimes, giving them opportunities to stretch, take safe risks, and work through challenges is exactly what helps build confidence and resilience for the future.
In our blog, Hannah Rinehart, MA, LPC, BC-TMH, CPCS, shares a reminder for the new school year: think about the bigger picture, encourage hands-on growth, and help children build healthy routines that support greater independence.
Cheering on your child doesn’t mean removing every challenge. Sometimes it means believing they’re capable of more, and giving them the space to discover that for themselves. Visit our blog to read more.


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