Donna-Jean Owens

After graduating from the University 

of Georgia with a Master's of Social Work degree, I began my counseling career working for the Department of Juvenile Justice providing comprehensive assessments for youth who had been committed to the state for behavioral 

issues. I then began work with adolescents and adults in both outpatient and 

residential treatment settings.

I have extensive experience working 

with clients in crisis through both a national suicide crisis hotline and providing consults to patients experiencing mental health 

and substance abuse issues in the 

hospital emergency room.

I believe that self-directed skills can 

help healing and wellness. I use person-centered treatment to help people heal, 

work through conflicts, enhance well-being, and find peace of mind.  

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 

my goal is to help clients seeking 

change, identify personal goals and learn ways  to achieve the life that they desire. 

I utilize primarily evidenced-based treatments to focus on issues of depression, anxiety, mood and behavior disorders.

As a Master Addiction Counselor, 

I have specialized training and skills 

designed specifically to help clients struggling with drug and alcohol 

addiction. I also specialize in working 

with families and loved ones of those 

who struggle with substance abuse, 

helping them support the client with 

love and compassion.