LMFT · Georgia · Online sessions
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Hi there! I’m Dr. Amanda Nicholson, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a specialty in Sex Therapy. I hold a Master’s in Family Therapy and a Doctorate in Human Sexuality Studies, with a clinical concentration in sex therapy. Over the past seven years, I’ve supported individuals and couples through challenges related to intimacy, sexual trauma, communication, and self-worth. I specialize in helping Black women of faith reclaim their sexual self-esteem and navigate the intersection of spirituality, identity, and pleasure with confidence and compassion. I also work with couples to rebuild trust, improve communication, and strengthen emotional intimacy—whether you’re repairing or deepening your connection. Therapy is a journey with peaks and valleys, and I’d be honored to walk alongside you as your guide.
Georgia
7 years
GA LMFT MFT001741
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