we’re glad you’re here…

cura couples and family therapy center of atlanta

is a private practice of Black female marriage and family therapists from diverse backgrounds, all passionate and skilled at partnering with clients on safely creating the lives they want with the people they want in it.

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how we can help

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you don’t have to do this

alone.

you’re in the right place

  • relationship distress

    distress shows up differently in every relationship. whether it’s loud or silent, a couple in pain deserves the tools to heal what hurts.

  • depression and/or anxiety

    these diagnoses can be so exhausting, impacting everything. our compassionate and skilled therapists can help you find what works for you.

  • behavioral problems

    a child’s behavior that feels unfocused or disrespectful can be so destabilizing for families. all families need help connecting, especially in times of transition.

  • grief or loss

    no matter the cause of the grief, it’s hard. taking the time and space that you need while the world keeps moving is tough, but so worth it.

we’re excited to meet you

crystal and dawn started this practice with the primary goal of taking care of the therapist who takes care of you. they knew a healthy clinician could provide better, more comprehensive care for clients. still true to that mission, clinicians feel safe to learn, grow and explore different therapy techniques while advancing from internship toward full licensure at cura. find more here.

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on the

cura blog

  • this month, we celebrate Black history and love. many of my clients seek therapy with me specifically because of a unique understanding what it means to be Black-in-America.

  • as we close out mental health awareness month, I found it fitting to address the importance of taking care of our mental health while living through traumatic news events: a few self-care tips!

  • recently, I read an instagram post that said, “loving a person with disorganized attachment requires patience”. I was struck by the truth in this statement, but also by what was missing.