Sean Stanford
(He/Him/His)Helping to build stronger cognitive skills.
Virtual sessions · Georgia
Accepts insurance
3+ years in practice
Authentic
Direct
Empowering
Biography
Sean Stanford, MA, LPC, NCC is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) dedicated to helping individuals achieve meaningful and lasting personal growth. He earned his master’s degree from Southern University and A&M College, where he developed a strong foundation in evidence-based counseling practices. One of his primary goals is to teach clients how to recognize and reshape their thinking in order to create healthier emotional and behavioral outcomes.
Specializes in
Treatment Method
You can talk to your therapist in your first session about which approach would be the best fit for you.
Style
Education
Masters, Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Southern University A&M College · 2020
Certifications
National Certified Counselor
National Board for Certified Counselors · 2023
Professional memberships
Louisiana Counsel Association · member since 2023
Frequently asked questions
What if my child or teen won't open up to you?
If your teen does not open up, you will be given a recommendation of other therapist that may be a better fit.
How do you handle confidentiality with teens?
I explain to teens that their information can not be discussed legally with anyone except their parents or guardians.
What does our first session look like?
Our first session will be rapport building (normally through a game), addressing major concerns, goal setting, and plan for treatment.
How often will you communicate with me as a parent?
We will communicate as much as needed.
How will I know if therapy is working?
You will know therapy is working when you notice an improvement with daily struggles, verbal recognition, and complete elimination of symptoms.
Do you give homework or practice between sessions?
Some homework may be assigned to particular cases.
How do you decide together when therapy is done?
When all major concerns are meet and managed without relapse or need of assistance for more than 30 days.
How long does therapy typically take?
Therapy session can last anywhere form 30-60 mins long.
Book session
Next available: Aug 11
