We provide mental health and wellness services for survivors of sexual abuse and assault ages 4 and up…
Survivors of sexual abuse and assault, and non-offending parents and caregivers · Counseling: Monday through Friday between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm. Therapy support groups offered throughout the year. · Counseling services are free for those who are eligible.
From mosaicgeorgia.org/mentalhealth ↗, as well as non-offending parents and caregivers, in English and Spanish. Our counseling team offers both individual and group therapy, while our Wholeness Collective hosts a variety of wellness-centered groups and events. Together, these programs create a supportive, healing space for children, teens, and adults at Mosaic Georgia.
The primary type of therapy we use is Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). Research shows TF-CBT is one of the most effective treatments for children and teens who have experienced sexual abuse, and it can be effective for adults as well.
In addition to TF-CBT, our therapists bring a range of specialized skills to support healing, including: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Play Therapy, Sandtray Therapy.
Counseling sessions are offered in person at our center near downtown Lawrenceville, Monday through Friday between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm. The length of treatment varies based on each person's unique situation and age. Most clients participate in once-weekly therapy for approximately 3–12 months.
Groups are led by licensed therapists, typically last 8–12 weeks, and are free to all participants. The Wholeness Collective offers wellness-centered groups and events open to community members who meet the criteria for each offering. Participation in individual therapy or other Mosaic Georgia services is not required. All Wholeness Collective offerings are free and available for children, teens, and adults. Examples include trauma-sensitive yoga, book club, art groups, hiking club, and more.
Our counseling services are available to individuals who: Want to focus on trauma related to sexual abuse or assault; Are stable enough to participate in outpatient therapy; Do not have co-occurring conditions we are unable to treat (such as psychosis, substance use disorders, developmental delays, or eating disorders); Are unable to access specialized therapy elsewhere due to limited income.
The length of treatment varies based on each person's unique situation and age. Most clients participate in once-weekly therapy for approximately 3–12 months.
Counseling services are free for those who are eligible.
Groups are led by licensed therapists, typically last 8–12 weeks, and are free to all participants.
Participation in individual therapy or other Mosaic Georgia services is not required.
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Children's Advocacy CenterAs a certified Children's Advocacy Center, we are specially trained to care for the youngest of survivors.
Legal ServicesFreeThese services are aimed at addressing the complex issues that may emerge following the disclosure of sexual assault or abuse.