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welcome! I'm sadé ferrier, LMFT
let's talk about intimacy

therapy

[see also: counseling]

1. free space to be heard and/or to find out how to get what you most want

2. comfy couch, fuzzy blankets and a white noise machine outside the door

3. in-person care or online counseling within the comfort of your own home

About Sade

[shah-day], [licensed marriage and family therapist]

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why do I do what I do?

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I specifically decided to become a therapist when I learned of a condition called "vaginismus" that creates pain during sex for so many women - yet it is rarely discussed. Since then, I have found deep enjoyment in helping couples walk through the hardest parts of marriage - whether the difficulty be in intimacy, communication, or even an affair. It may sound odd, but I want to be with you in the most painful seasons of your life...to give you hope, and to show you how to make consistent improvements.

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what's my therapeutic style?

 

I believe in challenge mixed with fun. Some sessions will be a stretch, as you learn new communication skills that you've never used before. Some sessions will be fun, focusing mainly on encouragement and affirmations for your progress. You set the pace, and I collaborate with you to set the feel of your therapy experience.

 

I work online or in-person with couples in the metro-Atlanta (or Suwanee, Georgia) area. Our sessions will involve

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Degrees

B.S.F.C.S. Consumer Journalism

University of Georgia | 2015

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M.S. Marriage and Family Therapy

Lee University | 2017

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Credentials

Georgia Therapy License:

#MFT001842

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For You to Know

Sites of Practice:

GROW Counseling - Atlanta

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I do not provide crisis intervention.

Contact 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

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what do you want to improve?

Individuals​

  • Perfectionism

  • Dating Life

  • Anxiety

  • First-generation trauma

  • Safe place to vent

  • Improving relationships

Couples​

  • Pre-engagement & premarital

  • Communication issues

  • Low frequency of sex

  • Considering divorce

  • Interracial relationships

  • Affair recovery

Individuals or Couples​

  • Vaginismus (pain during sex)

  • Low sexual desire/ sex drive

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Premature ejaculation

  • Intercourse not possible

don't wait anymore. you need this.

you deserve to have a moment for yourself...finally

What to Expect

how often will we meet?

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Make space in your schedule for weekly sessions for the first 4 to 6 weeks. This will give us a chance to really get the ball rolling and create new change. 

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Remember: if we're changing a pattern in your life or relationship that isn't working, we'll need to be very intentional on the front end to shift directions to something healthier!

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After this, we move to biweekly sessions. This will give you time to practice what we've learned and experience change outside of therapy.

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You'll know when you've met your goals. Trust me :) At this point, most clients will choose either monthly or seasonal sessions to maintain all of their hard work!

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Investment

Let's Get Started!

Credit Card or HSA card gladly accepted

Out-of-network with insurance

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Therapeutic appointments take place in-person or online, based on your preference

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