FOR TEENS, YOUNG ADULTS & ADULTS

Virtual Therapy

Online support for GA, SC, and FL

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Virtual therapy offers a flexible, accessible way to receive support especially when getting to an office is difficult, time consuming, or overwhelming. Online sessions can be a steady place to slow down, feel understood, and work through what’s been weighing on you, all from the comfort of your own space.

I’ve worked extensively in virtual therapy environments, supporting teens and adults through online sessions as part of both individual and group based care. This background helps me create virtual sessions that feel grounded, relational, and engaging.

I currently offer virtual therapy for clients located in Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, in accordance with state licensure requirement.

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The Same Support, Just a Different Setting

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Virtual therapy offers the same areas of support as in-person sessions.

I provide online therapy for teens, young adults, and adults navigating:

  • Anxiety and overthinking

  • Body image and self-worth concerns

  • Eating disorder and disordered eating patterns

  • Perfectionism, control, and self-doubt

Whether we meet in person or virtually, therapy sessions are relational, collaborative, and paced intentionally. Sessions focus on building understanding, flexibility, and self-trust not rushing toward change or “fixing” what’s wrong.

What to Expect from Online Sessions

Virtual sessions are held through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform.

Together, we can work to:

  • explore what’s bringing you to therapy

  • notice patterns with curiosity rather than judgment

  • build skills that support calm, confidence, and emotional flexibility

  • move at a pace that feels manageable for you

Services

Here's how to get started:

Schedule a Consult Call

Start by scheduling a free 15–20 minute phone consultation. We’ll talk about what’s bringing you (or your child) to therapy and see if Kind Heart feels like the right fit.

Intake Paperwork & Forms

If we decide to move forward, we’ll book a 60-minute intake session (in person or virtual – $200). Before we meet, you’ll receive secure online forms to complete, so I can come prepared with care and clarity.

Begin Your Therapy Journey

During our first session, we’ll get to know each other, explore your goals, and build a plan together. We’ll also set up a weekly time that works for you to begin your therapy journey with consistency and support.

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Ready to start feeling like yourself again?

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Through individualized therapy for teens and adults (ages 12+) virtually in Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, I support clients navigating anxiety, self-doubt, perfectionism, and body image concerns. Sessions offer a steady, confidential space to slow down, feel understood, and build skills that support greater calm, confidence, and clarity.

You’re welcome to reach out to schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if working together feels like a good fit.

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Licensure & Telehealth Disclosure

I am licensed in Georgia and registered to provide telehealth services to clients physically located in Florida and South Carolina, in accordance with state regulations.

Florida: Telehealth Registration #4391
A public list of registered out-of-state telehealth providers is maintained by the Florida Department of Health and can be accessed here:
https://flhealthsource.gov/telehealth/

South Carolina: Telehealth Registration #2493
The South Carolina Professional Counselors Board maintains a public list of registered telehealth providers here:
https://llr.sc.gov/TeleHealth/Counselor.html

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The fee for virtual therapy is the same as in-person sessions, which is $180 (50 minutes).
    I’m a private-pay practice and do not accept insurance, but I’m happy to answer questions about fees, superbills, or payment options during a free consultation.

  • For many people, yes. Virtual therapy offers the same relational, collaborative approach as in-person sessions. We’ll still focus on understanding patterns, building skills, and creating space to slow down.

  • Virtual therapy supports the same areas as in-person sessions, including anxiety and overthinking, body image concerns, eating disorder support, perfectionism, and self-doubt.

  • Yes. I work with teens (ages 12+) through virtual therapy. Sessions are developmentally appropriate and may include parent involvement when helpful.

  • Virtual sessions are held through a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform. You’ll receive simple instructions ahead of time, and no special software is required.

  • No, I offer virtual therapy to clients who are physically located in Georgia, South Carolina or Florida at the time of their session. Telehealth availability is based on state licensure requirements.