Chasity Phillips is a Licensed Professional Counselor, providing comprehensive clinical assessments and psychotherapy to women, men, children, adolescents, and families. Since working in the field, she has provided multisystemic therapy to adolescents with severe dysfunctional behavioral problems, and their families, to produce effective and sustained progress, even after treatment. Prior to working in multisystemic therapy, she worked with individuals struggling with substance abuse in a clinic setting.

Chasity has worked with individuals struggling with, anxiety, oppositional defiant disorder, ADHD, autism, obsessive compulsive disorder and disorders related to executive functioning deficiencies.

She has effectively helped many individuals and families to develop parenting skills, coping skills, conflict de-escalation and conflict resolution skills, communication skills, impulsive-control skill, and social skills.

Chasity has retained trainings to improve the quality of care and produce effective treatment interventions. Strategies used in therapy are individually tailored to the individual and can use any trainings and knowledge she has been certified in. She utilizes components of dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness training, affect regulation development, cognitive behavioral therapy, gestalt therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, trauma-informed treatment, existential therapy, relational therapy, multisystemic therapy, and family therapy.

Education

Liberty University, Master of Arts in Professional Counseling, December 2013

University Of Phoenix, Bachelor of Science in Psychology, August 2010 

License, Certifications & Awards 

Licensed Professional Counselor of Georgia, LPC011046

Licensed Professional Counselor of North Carolina, #10881

MST “Whatever It Takes” Award, 2016

Additional Training 

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Basic Training Weekend 1

“Children and Adolescents with ADHD: Effective Diagnosis and Treatment Planning”

“The YouTube Solution: Social Learning Using Online Videos”

“Ready, Set, Work: Help Students Fight Procrastination and Get to Work”

“Coping with Sensory Processing Disorder in Adolescents & Adults”

“Reducing Stress in Children with Learning and Attention Differences”

Human Givens Approach: Introductory Workshop

Working with Parents with Mental Health Challenges

Empowered Parenting: Conscious Parenting with the Brain in Mind

Professional Activities and Memberships

American Counseling Association