“Professional therapeutic counseling involves several factors. First, the therapist must have passion and a genuine care for people. Second, the therapist must have the training, knowledge, and experience to effectively treat their clients. Third, personal opinions, biases and judgment are left at the door. Finally, individualized approaches and individualized treatment plans must be created for each client based on their current behavioral health status.” These factors keep therapists focused, grounded and remind us daily that each individual whom we serve deserves the highest level of care, confidence and respect regardless of their socio-economic position in life.”

 

Keionna Baker is a Georgia, New York, New Hampshire and Massachusetts licensed professional counselor, a Certified Professional Clinical Supervisor, maintains current membership with the Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor Association and the National Board of Certified Counselors.  Mrs. Baker holds a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Argosy University, Nashville which was conferred in June 2011. She received her undergraduate degree in social work from Austin Peay State University, Clarksville which was granted May 2007. During both degree programs, she graduated Summa Cum Laude.

 

Mrs. Baker has over ten years therapeutic counseling experience with adolescent and adult clients from within a variety of treatment settings. These settings include U.S. military installations, K-12 educational systems; day treatment and outpatient clinic programs; juvenile and adult correctional institutions; department of family and children services; religious settings; in-home visits; and lastly, tele-meetings which include video, telephone, and text correspondence. 

 

Her areas of emphasis include varying degrees of sexual, mental and physical trauma; bipolar and related disorders; anxiety disorders (panic disorder, etc.); trauma and stressor related disorders (posttraumatic stress disorder, etc.); dissociative disorders (dissociative identity disorder, etc.); somatic symptoms and related disorders (factitious disorder, etc.); eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, etc.); sleep disorders (narcolepsy, etc.); conduct disorders (oppositional defiant disorder, etc.); substance related and addictive disorders (stimulate related disorder, etc.); neurocognitive disorders (dementia, etc.); personality disorders (obsessive compulsive disorder, etc.) Additionally, Mrs. Baker has significant experience working with children, adolescents and adults who live with neurodevelopmental disorders (intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorders).  Additionally, through the Military Life Counseling Family Program via a Department of Defense contract, Mrs. Baker works extensively with military children and adolescents as well as their families and educators regarding family transition with pre and post deployments, permanent changes of station, integration into new school and community settings and family conflict due to stress.

 

A proud military spouse, Mrs. Baker is also a mother to three awesome children. During her leisure time, she participates as a guest speaker at various behavioral health events, churches, community centers and educational institutions where she educates the public and her professional peers on the importance and value of behavioral health services regarding everyone’s overall mental health and quality of life. When she is not working or participating in speaking engagements and volunteer activities, she enjoys baking with her family, tumbler making and sharpening the skills of incorporating mental health care into her Cricut crafting.

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Mrs. Baker is currently accepting new clients and has partnered with Alma to accept Optum, Aetna and Cigna health care plans. She also accepts out of pocket pay for services and offers a sliding scale fee based upon financial circumstances. Mrs. Baker is currently providing all therapy services virtually via a HIPAA compliant Zoom platform. Therapy sessions are typically held during the evenings and on weekends unless other arrangements have been made. 

 

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