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Nora Mental Health Roswell, Georgia

Roswell

Your journey to better mental health starts with us. At Nora Mental Health, we provide the tools, support, and care you need to build a healthier, more balanced life. Whether you're seeking personal growth, emotional healing, or stress relief, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Let today be the first step toward the well-being you deserve — because wellness truly begins here.

Our Team

Meet our dedicated team at Roswell, GA! We're excited to connect with you and provide the care and support you need, backed by expertise and compassion. Get to know the friendly faces who will be with you every step of your journey toward wellness.

Our Team

Meet our dedicated team at Roswell, GA! We're excited to connect with you and provide the care and support you need, backed by expertise and compassion. Get to know the friendly faces who will be with you every step of your journey toward wellness.

Benjamin Gatliff, Licensed Professional Counselor, Roswell, Georgia

Licensed Professional Counselor

Benjamin Gatliff

Benjamin Gatliff is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 22 years of experience with mental health/substance abuse treatment. He attended Georgia College and State University for his bachelor’s degree in psychology. Then he attended Fort Valley State University to complete a master’s degree in mental health counseling. He has worked in community mental health centers, prisons, jails, and mental hospitals. He has also volunteered with counseling, hospice, Salvation Army, and food banks. He creates a safe, non-judgmental environment to facilitate personal change, insight, and healing.

 

His theoretical approach to treatment is influenced by Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing (MI). He assists clients in exploring the results of thoughts, feelings, and actions on the environment and sensation of personal safety and fulfillment. He helps to empower clients to direct their process of personal change. He employs an approachable, humorous, and open-minded style of therapy based on learning and meeting client needs for treatment. Benjamin does not judge. He is willing to explore the client’s needs as stated by the client. He believes that all individuals are of significant worth and need to be valued in the therapeutic process of healing and change for emotional issues. His clinical specialties include depression, anger management, anxiety, dysfunctional relationships, trauma reaction/PTSD, substance abuse, dual diagnosis, psychosis, LGBTQ+ issues, men's issues, aging, life purpose, stress management, and many other issues.

Benjamin Gatliff is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 22 years of experience with mental health/substance abuse treatment. He attended Georgia College and State University for his bachelor’s degree in psychology. Then he attended Fort Valley State University to complete a master’s degree in mental health counseling. He has worked in community mental health centers, prisons, jails, and mental hospitals. He has also volunteered with counseling, hospice, Salvation Army, and food banks. He creates a safe, non-judgmental environment to facilitate personal change, insight, and healing.

 

His theoretical approach to treatment is influenced by Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing (MI). He assists clients in exploring the results of thoughts, feelings, and actions on the environment and sensation of personal safety and fulfillment. He helps to empower clients to direct their process of personal change. He employs an approachable, humorous, and open-minded style of therapy based on learning and meeting client needs for treatment. Benjamin does not judge. He is willing to explore the client’s needs as stated by the client. He believes that all individuals are of significant worth and need to be valued in the therapeutic process of healing and change for emotional issues. His clinical specialties include depression, anger management, anxiety, dysfunctional relationships, trauma reaction/PTSD, substance abuse, dual diagnosis, psychosis, LGBTQ+ issues, men's issues, aging, life purpose, stress management, and many other issues.

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