Elevated Therapy by Victoria Griffin

Elevated Therapy by Victoria Griffin Elevated therapy for high-performing lives. Emotional mastery, relational depth, personal clarity. Virtual | Private Care
Licensed in GA | FL | MS | DC | VA

We provide discreet, high-impact emotional care for high-functioning professionals, power couples, and public figures. Specializing in trauma resolution, intimacy repair, emotional mastery, and executive healing. Private intensives • Virtual care • Licensed in FL, GA, VA, DC, and MS
For those who lead—and are ready to feel whole doing it.

We are now enrolling for Her Tribe, an 8-week virtual support group for Black women focused on healing relational trauma...
04/17/2025

We are now enrolling for Her Tribe, an 8-week virtual support group for Black women focused on healing relational trauma, nurturing self-love, and fostering meaningful connection across every relationship in life.
This group is for women who are ready to:
✔️ Heal from relational, family, and generational trauma
✔️ Explore attachment styles and intimacy
✔️ Build emotional resilience and self-worth
✔️ Reconnect with their authentic voice

Group Details:
🗓️ Start Date: Thursday, May 8, 2025

🕕 Time: [Thursdays at 7:30pm- 9:00pm EST]

📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom link provided upon registration)

💲Cost: $50 per session

👥 Facilitator: Victoria Griffin, M.Ed., LPC

With featured guest co-facilitators – Black female experts contributing lived wisdom and clinical expertise

Each week will blend guided discussion, therapeutic tools, personal reflection, and community support—offering a sacred space for Black women to be seen, heard, and held in healing.

Spots are limited to keep the space intimate and impactful.

👉🏽 Register here: https://calendly.com/victoria-resiliencycounseling/her-tribe-women-s-group

If you have any questions or would like to recommend someone for this space, feel free to reply to this message or reach out directly.

We’re excited to announce that enrollment is now open for Barbershop Talk 2.0, an 8-week virtual support group for Black...
04/17/2025

We’re excited to announce that enrollment is now open for Barbershop Talk 2.0, an 8-week virtual support group for Black men designed to promote emotional growth, relational awareness, and meaningful connections.
This group is for men who are ready to:
✔️ Strengthen emotional intelligence
✔️ Deepen connection in relationships
✔️ Heal from silent trauma
✔️ Redefine manhood on their own terms

Group Details:

🗓️ Start Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025

🕕 Time: [Thursdays at 7:30pm- 9:00pm EST]

📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom link provided upon registration)

💲Cost: $50 per session

👥 Facilitator: Victoria Griffin, M.Ed., LPC

With featured guest co-facilitators – Black male experts bringing diverse expertise and lived experience

Each session will offer a blend of education, open conversation, reflection, and practical tools—held in a space where Black men can feel seen, heard, and supported.

Space is limited to preserve the depth of connection.

👉🏽 Reserve your spot now: https://calendly.com/victoria-resiliencycounseling/barbershop-2-0-men-s-group

If you have any questions or would like to refer someone who could benefit from this space, please feel free to reply to this message or reach out directly.

07/12/2023

"Restoration is not synonymous with reconciliation. Reconciliation requires two or more parties to repair a relationship. Restoration is the restoring of the self, body, and the value of a person. Restoration does not require another party to be involved. A person has the ability to heal completely without relying on the repair of a relationship or an apology from the injurer." - Victoria Griffin, Trauma Therapist

07/04/2023

Resiliency Counseling celebrates the freedom and equality of all persons regardless of race, gender, s*x, and cultural differences and affirms the importance of equality and diversity.

Have a safe holiday!

06/29/2023

Anxiety is something that affects us all at different times of our lives. We each have our ways of dealing with anxiety. We have provided five simple ways to ease anxiety symptoms. Deep breathing, reading, journaling, socializing, and physical exercise are some ways to calm down. What do you do to ease your anxiety?

06/19/2023

Juneteenth: Freedom Day
Juneteenth represents more than just the freedom of the last remaining slaves. It represents the freedom of everyone. What started as a celebration of the release of the last remaining slaves opened up the fight for civil rights. A movement that continues to this day. Juneteenth is a reminder to us all that we deserve to be free, whether that be racially, s*xually, or any aspect of life. Equality is a constant battle that is carried on every day. Not only are we celebrating the liberation of African Americans, but we are celebrating all the obstacles that we have overcome. This year I will educate myself more about African American culture by exposing myself to more black authors.
-Peyton Cohen, Clinical Associate, Resiliency Counseling

Links to organizations:

The Center for Antiracist Research: bu.edu/antiracism-center/donate/

Color of Change: colorofchange.org

The King Center: thekingcenter.org

The Loveland Foundation: thelovelandfoundation.org/ways-to-give/

The Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation: borislhensonfoundation.org

Black Men Heal: black-men-heal.networkforgood.com/projects/187604-the-daily-show-black-men-heal

06/07/2023

Not all reactions to emotional injuries are obvious signs of hurt. Other signs or indicators of hurt are indifference, offensiveness, defensiveness, avoidance, shutting down, minimizing, opposition, and resistance. These same signs can also become barriers to intimacy and trust as well as a constant source of tension and conflict in your close relationships.

Think about some ways that you or a loved one reveal hurt that is not always obvious. Are these reactions to hurt problematic? If so, relational therapy (i.e. somatic experiencing, attachment based therapy, emotionally focused therapy, marriage and family therapy, EMDR) can be a helpful way to unlearn problematic reactions to hurt and develop healthier ways to respond to emotional injuries. Consider finding a therapist who specializes in relational therapy like we do here at Resiliency Counseling.

05/17/2023

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental Health Support is not just for those dealing with mental health and substance use problems; support is also available for families and caregivers.

So much attention is often given to those in a mental crisis, little attention is given to those who care for those in a crisis. Resiliency Counseling believes in healing and supporting families as well as individuals.

Here are some resources for family members and caregivers. Below are the websites for each resource:

NAMI: https://namiga.org/

SAMHSA: https://www.samhsa.gov/

Al-Anon/Alateen: https://al-anon.org/

The Herren Project: https://herrenproject.org/

PAL: https://palgroup.org/

05/05/2023

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Here at Resiliency Counseling we have compiled a list of resources that cover a variety of mental health concerns. Swipe to read about the programs and services offered at each location. Below are the websites of each organization!

Boris L Henson Foundation:
https://borislhensonfoundation.org/

Georgia Crime Victims Compensation Program:
https://crimevictimscomp.ga.gov/our-programs/victims-compensation/

Black Men Heal:
https://blackmenheal.org/

Catholic Charities Atlanta:
https://catholiccharitiesatlanta.org/

Ser Familia:
https://serfamilia.org/es/

The Loveland Foundation:
https://thelovelandfoundation.org/

NAMI Georgia:
https://namiga.org/

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Atlanta, GA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 9pm

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+6785755322

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