Enhance Behavioral Health

It’s always a wonderful day when Rhonda Sunshine Miller fills our office with sunshine, love, laughter, and her beautiful works of art!

Such a beautiful day for a Health Fair Wesleyan College - First For Women
So grateful for our Amazing Therapist Tonika supporting the Student Counseling Center!

I learn so much from Mr. Alex Habersham, Join Us for a great discussion on Mental Health and Addiction!

MomoCon 2025 Myrana Craig found Darryl DMC McDaniels with his books and comics. So important that his book Ten Ways Not To Commit Su***de supports mental health. His comics are DMC Comics. When we mentioned we were therapists he gave us free copies for our office!!

It’s OCD Awareness Week!
Did you know that Hoarding and Body Dysmorphic Disorder are related to OCD?

Our Hardworking Interns Tonika (Master’s Level) and Daisy ( Bachelor’s Level) preparing for our Social Circle Group at Wesleyan College - First For Women. They facilitated a great discussion on managing stress and anxiety as a college student. Grateful for all the help given from the Students Affairs Office!!

The R.I.S.E. Initiative Grant Award Presentation where Congressman Sanford Bishop Jr. presented a well deserved check for $250,000 to D. A. Anita Reynolds Howard's R.I.S.E. Program was truly special. I am truly thankful to Anita Reynolds Howard for using funds to support the Family Counseling Center of Central Georgia !! I am excited to be a new board member for FCC! Her support will provide counseling services to Peach and Crawford Counties.

It’s been a great week at Family Counseling Center of Central Georgia ! One of the highlights 🤩 was a visit from a dear friend and fellow mental health advocate Rhonda Sunshine Miller! She is a respected Macon Artist who is passionate about breaking down the stigma behind mental illness and ensuring that everyone has access to care. Her art is proudly displayed in Christy Stepp Henry’s office and throughout FCC. Stay tuned for more information on her event on September 6, “Visions Unseen” 💚

Join our mental wellness webinar as we dive into the topic of postpartum depression, offering support and sharing effective strategies. Set your reminder for May 20, 2024 at 7:30 pm.

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Join us this Black Maternal Health Week in raising awareness and advocating for comprehensive care, including safe and effective substance use treatment options, to support pregnant people and ensure health outcomes for all.

Health professionals can read more here: https://store.samhsa.gov/product/advisory-evidence-based-whole-person-care-pregnant-people-who-have-opioid-use-disorder