Deborah Brehm , LPC

Deborah Brehm is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a trainer in Etiotropic Trauma Management and Trauma Resolution Therapy. She holds a Specialist degree in psychological trauma from the professional counseling program at Georgia State University, which informs her clinical focus on trauma and recovery.

With 21 years in private practice, Deborah recently relocated her practice to Cumming, Georgia, where she works with individuals, children, teens, couples, and families. Her experience includes training and therapeutic work centered on trauma, allowing her to combine specialized methods with broad clinical experience.

Deborah centers the work on the person in front of her. At times that means concentrating on an individual; at other times it involves addressing concerns within the context of a marriage or a child-to-parent relationship; and at still other times the therapeutic focus expands to include the family system. Where appropriate, she applies this three-part approach as the foundation of her work, adapting methods to fit the needs of each client.

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