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Healing Begins Here at Atlanta Vinings Counseling Service. 

You or a loved one may be experiencing stress, anxiety, anger, low self esteem, poor school performance, or struggling with relationships. For the many challenges life brings,  Dr. Andrea Francis  is here to help. 

Dr. Francis provides psycho-therapeutic interventions for children, adults, families and couples. Her evidence- based strategies foster hope, resilience, and well being.  Dr. Francis believes that spirituality can play a critical role in the journey towards healing. Come let's talk!

Meet Dr. Francis

Hello. I am Andrea Francis, PhD., Counseling Psychologist with over twenty five years counseling experience. I counsel children, adolescents, parents, families, singles and couples.

My Master of Arts and Master in Education are from Columbia University, and my doctorate from Walden University. I also treat children with emotional trauma, and have extensive experience working in public schools. 

I also work with parents, young adults, couples and individual seeking wellbeing.

Here's is the link to my latest book, published by Bloomsbury.

Abandoned: How Children Suffer When A Parent Deserts Them.

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My book was featured by the National Library of Jamaica.

Click this link to see more.

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Left : Dr. Francis address participants of the recent Mental Health Myths in the Black Community forum. Dr. Francis spoke about mental health in children and the role of parents in fostering well-being in their families. The forum was sponsored by the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. and the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

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Center Left: Dr. Francis advises  parents on raising their gifted children.

Center Right: Dr. Francis handing over her book Abandoned: How Children Suffer When A Parent Deserts Them to the National Library of Jamaica.

 

Right: Dr. Francis greets Dr. Judy Kuriansky, a well-known author, clinical psychologist, and mental well-being ambassador at the United Nation's conference on mental health. 

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