Charles Zaglin , LPC

Charles Zaglin is a Trauma/PTSD psychotherapist licensed in Georgia who brings approximately 20+ years of experience as both a Traumatologist and a researcher. As a survivor of Trauma and PTSD for more than 40 years, he has observed and taken part in the evolution of trauma treatment, including work that predates the formal recognition of PTSD and complex PTSD by the psychological community in 1980.

His clinical approach is grounded in empathy, openness, honesty, and active collaboration. He combines an existential philosophy that emphasizes self-empowerment with an eclectic mix of therapeutic methods, aiming to help clients discover personal meaning while addressing the practical impacts of trauma. That blend of perspectives supports tailored work that responds to each person’s unique history and goals.

Zaglin recognizes that trauma often produces multiple visible and hidden effects - from depression and anxiety to sleep disturbances and other concerns that sit between diagnoses. He works with clients to develop individualized protocols focused on needs rather than wishes, drawing on a range of approaches to address emotional, relational, and behavioral patterns.

He invites individuals and couples who seek straightforward, committed therapeutic work to consider contact. Charles holds the LPC credential - Licensed Professional Counselor - and practices with the intention of helping clients regain a sense of agency and move toward greater calm and fulfillment.