Regina Harris, LPC

Regina Harris is a licensed therapist practicing in Georgia with ten years of clinical experience supporting people through emotional transitions and relationship challenges. She works with individuals facing depression, anxiety, grief, and the everyday stressors that can disrupt a sense of purpose and well-being. As a Licensed Professional Counselor - LPC, she brings professional training and practical skills to each therapeutic relationship while honoring each person’s unique background and lived experience.

Her practice emphasizes sensitivity to attachment dynamics, communication patterns, and the ways past wounds can shape present relationships. Regina offers focused support for women’s issues, social anxiety, workplace concerns, and multicultural matters, attending to how identity and culture inform emotional life. She also addresses grief, codependency, panic and phobic symptoms, and challenges related to self-worth and life purpose.

Guided by a trauma-informed and culturally responsive framework, Regina creates a space for honest exploration and emotional growth. She aims to help clients build resilience, strengthen interpersonal skills, and foster self-love while working through guilt, shame, and family or relational difficulties. Her approach centers on empathic listening and collaborative problem solving to support meaningful, sustainable change.

Trauma-Informed and Attachment-Focused Care Online

Regina uses trauma-informed approaches to help clients understand how past experiences influence current feelings and behaviors. This framework emphasizes safety, pacing, and validation while helping clients develop coping strategies for anxiety, grief, and stress. She also employs attachment-focused work that explores relationship patterns and helps individuals improve communication, intimacy, and boundary setting - useful for resolving relationship conflict and codependency.

Her practice is also culturally responsive, attending to how culture, identity, and life context shape emotional experience and therapeutic goals. Determining which approach fits best is a collaborative process - Regina works alongside clients to identify goals, try techniques, and adapt strategies based on what feels most effective and comfortable for each person.

Online therapy options include video calls, phone sessions, live chat, and text-based messaging, which offer flexibility for busy schedules and varied communication preferences. These formats make it easier to maintain continuity of care across life changes and allow therapists and clients to work together from different locations while focusing on meaningful progress and practical support.