Richmont exists to train difference-makers — professional counselors and marriage and family therapists equipped with sound knowledge and clinical skills. Upon graduation, each alumnus has the potential to impact more than 8,000 souls over the course of his or her career.
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One quote from a critic beautifully illustrates Jennifer Daniels musical style,"a sound that wanders from alt-country to haunting folk rock delivering her poetry with an urgency to match it's message." — Paste Magazine. More information about local artist, Jennifer Daniels is available at www.jenniferdaniels.com.
Dr. Jana Pressley, Director of PSI Community Counseling Center stated,
"The PSI Community Counseling Center (CCC) is an outreach program of Richmont Graduate University. We provide individual, marital, and family counseling services to clients who are uninsured or underinsured, and we believe that quality mental health care should be accessible to anyone regardless of financial status. We are completely funded by local foundations, churches, and individual donors."PSI, originally founded as the Chattanooga Bible Institute in 1933, is a faith-based graduate school, integrating the disciplines of applied psychology and practical theology. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, PSI awards master's degrees in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy. The institute has campuses in Atlanta and Chattanooga, where it also operates a network of counseling centers.
This statement was released by the State of Georgia Office of the Governor:
William F. Doverspike, Ph.D., 56, Atlanta, Psychologist Representative- Doverspike is a practicing psychologist at William F. Doverspike, Ph.D., PC. He teaches graduate courses in professional ethics, psychopathology and psychotherapy at Argosy University and at Psychological Studies Institute. He is a member, and previously served as president, of the ethics committee of the Georgia Psychological Association. He is the editor of Georgia Psychologist Magazine, as well as the author of numerous books and articles. He is a fellow of the Academy of Clinical Psychology and a member of the National Academy of Neuropsychology. Doverspike earned a bachelor's degree from Emory University, and both a master's degree and doctoral degree from Virginia Commonwealth University.
The President of PSI, Dr. Jeff Terrell stated, "Dr. Doverspike has proven to be one of our most competent and engaging professors. Though students are challenged by the depth of Dr. Doverspike's knowledge and insight, he remains a student favorite. Governor Perdue has made an excellent selection for the state ethics board."
PSI, originally founded as the Chattanooga Bible Institute in 1933, is a faith-based graduate school, integrating the disciplines of applied psychology and practical theology. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, PSI awards master's degrees in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy. The institute has campuses in Atlanta and Chattanooga, where it also operates a network of counseling centers.
The President of PSI, Dr. Jeff Terrell stated, "PSI is very pleased to welcome Rod Dowling to our board of trustees. His wisdom and strategic skills will be a tremendous asset as PSI continues its dramatic growth of the past five years."
PSI, originally founded as the Chattanooga Bible Institute in 1933, is a faith-based graduate school, integrating the disciplines of applied psychology and practical theology. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, PSI awards master's degrees in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy. The institute has campuses in Atlanta and Chattanooga, where it also operates a network of counseling centers.
Ms. Laurie Chandler has joined PSI as the Assistant Director of Grants for the Atlanta campus. She received an undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Music Performance with a minor in Psychology from Louisiana State University and is currently a student at PSI working toward a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling. Ms. Chandler has past experience working in the mental health field. She has also worked as a leasing agent for Walton Communities. Ms. Chandler has a fourteen-year-old son, Ryan, and an eleven-year-old daughter, Allison. She lives in Marietta and attends North Metro Church.
Ms. Meredith Williams, MAMFT, LAPC is a 2007 graduate of PSI. Ms. Williams is the new Director of Alumni Relations for PSI. In that role, she will coordinate production of the PSI Connecting newsletter, plan key events for alumni, and assist with key marketing initiatives, including the upcoming Renovarè Conference. Mrs. Williams has past experience working in consulting for Accenture, which is a worldwide consulting firm, headquartered in Chicago. Mrs. Williams also works in private practice at the North Atlanta Center for Christian Counseling, where she is pursuing Georgia state licensure in both Professional Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy. She and her husband, Scott Williams attend Atlanta Westside Presbyterian Church.
PSI, originally founded as the Chattanooga Bible Institute in 1933, is a faith-based graduate school, integrating the disciplines of applied psychology and practical theology. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, PSI awards master's degrees in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy. The institute has campuses in Atlanta and Chattanooga, where it also operates a network of counseling centers.
The newest PSI Hope Counseling Center in Atlanta is located in the newly renovated Suite 100 in Building Four of the office complex located at 4200 Northside Parkway in Atlanta, GA. PSI operates a network of Christian counseling centers in the metropolitan Atlanta area.
The PSI Community Counseling Center in Chattanooga (PSI CCC) is located in a newly renovated building located at 1808 Oak Street in Chattanooga. "We are pleased to be moving into new office space to expand counseling services, providing more individuals and families with affordable faith-based counseling," remarked PSI CCC Director, Jana Pressley, PhD.
PSI Counseling Centers provide a wide range of counseling services from licensed clinical faculty, master's-level clinicians and student interns who are working under licensed supervision. Individual, couple, children, adolescent and family therapy counseling services are available to the community.
PSI's President, Dr. C. Jeffrey Terrell believes, "The phenomenal growth of our graduate programs enables more PSI graduates to extend the vision to make Christian counseling a servant of the Church for Christ-centered transformation."
PSI, originally founded as the Chattanooga Bible Institute in 1933, is a faith-based graduate school, integrating the disciplines of applied psychology and practical theology. Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, PSI awards master's degrees in professional counseling and marriage and family therapy.
For more information about the Atlanta PSI Counseling Center, the number is 404-835-6110. For more information about the Chattanooga PSI CCC, the number is 423-648-2423.
Dr.Terrell is a frequent retreat speaker for many Atlanta area churches; including, Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, Northstar, Riverstone and First Baptist Cartersville. However, Dr. Terrell also has a heart for the world. In 2005, Dr. Terrell traveled to India to teach Master's level classes in Counseling Psychology to those who could not travel to America to attend classes.
Dr. Terrell believes that we all have an opportunity to be salt and light whether we work in ministry or the secular workplace. With gentle humor and grace, Dr. Terrell encourages her audience to be an intentional witness of God's love in the workplace. She has practical knowledge of a hurting world from 20 years of counseling as both an LPC and Licensed Psychologist.
Dr. Terrell is the Dean of Students at PSI (Psychological Studies Institute). She is a 1996 graduate of the PhD Counseling Psychology program at the University of Southern Mississippi. In 1986, Dr. Terrell received a M.S. Degree in Community Counseling from Georgia State and a Diploma in Christian Psychological Studies from PSI. Dr. Terrell has been married for 21 years to C. Jeffrey Terrell, PhD and is the proud mother of two teenagers.
The scholarship committee will begin reviewing applications immediately for scholarships to be awarded this coming fall semester. The next program deadline for applications is June 1, 2007. Please be aware that the scholarship committee reserves the right to conduct interviews of applicants as deemed appropriate.