Catherine Moon at East Atlanta Counseling

01/26/2026

Ye (Kanye West) put out an honest apology letter for his damaging behavior and named his bipolar disorder experience. It was surprisingly reflective and accountable. Read it (pic linked in this tweet) and let me know your thoughts!

10/14/2025

EAC now offers low cost therapy for kids! Lariscy Brooks is a clinician intern who loves working with kids ages 4+. Her rate is $75, and she will slide to whatever a family can afford. Reach out to lariscy@eastatlantacounseling.com for more information or to set up a consultation.

09/16/2025

Update! In response to requests from the community, we are changing the time to Thursday afternoons from 4:30-5:30 to accommodate more members of the CDC community. Thank you to everyone who came last week, shared this flyer with someone who could benefit, and Dr. Chris Jones, Elaine Goldstone FNP, and Amanda Pickens for leading. Please keep spreading the word so that anyone in this community who needs connection can receive it.

09/05/2025

Dr. Chris Jones, LCSW, is offering a free, six-week support group series for any CDC members impacted by the recent violence targeting the CDC and public health professionals.

Dr. Chris Jones is an experienced trauma therapist who was also formerly a CDC leadership member.

Please email Chris at chris@eastatlantacounseling.com to register or for more information.

09/12/2024

This conflict is at the core of what I see so often for many of my clients. Listen and see what you think.

CRAZYWISE Conversations: Gabor Maté – Authenticity vs. AttachmentGabor Maté, M.D. takes a special interest in early childhood trauma and the potential lifelo...

08/26/2024

Highly recommend anyone who loves someone with anxiety/OCD to attend Marissa Mundy, LPC's event "Supporting Your Loved One with Anxiety." Saturday, September 16 from 9-11am; $35. Helpful, practical, compassionate from an incredible speaker! Sign up at the link below.

Learn how to compassionately & effectively support the anxious folks in your life through research-based tools and strategies.

05/25/2024

New blog! Is Trauma an Over or Under-Used label? What actually is it? And what does someone who is experiencing PTSD need? Check it out.

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04/15/2024

Newsletter with all of our exciting additions and offerings!

04/02/2024

Part 2 of Scaling A Group Practice thanks to Best Practice Therapist!

Cat Moon joined us several weeks ago to share about her journey with growing East Atlanta Counseling (ICYM Part 1, check it out here ). In continuation of our conversation, one of the next big topics Cat hit on was the numbers! As she put it: “I didn't realize that it's not simple math to ad

02/08/2024

It was lovely talking about becoming a business owner, therapist, and mom with VoyageATL. Read it here.

Today we’d like to introduce you to Catherine Moon. Catherine Moon Hi Cat, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today? Since I was a kid, people and psychology fascinated me...

01/31/2024

Hi all! If you want to know more about me and EAC, read this blog post from Barrett Merrill at Best Practice Therapist about what I've learned through the process of scaling our group practice. It was such a joy talking about the team that I love and the culture we've created together!

Cat Moon is the founder of East Atlanta Counseling here in Decatur, GA, a group practice with 15 therapists on their team. (She shared so many great nuggets of advice that I decided to break her feature into two parts to make sure you didn’t miss anything!) At the beginning of our convo, Cat

11/04/2023

Sometimes, we learn from failing. Allowing people to use their strengths and resources to figure things out can be more helpful than doing things for them and rescuing them.

There's a time to help (not all the time), and there's a time to allow people to figure it out.

Stop getting in the way of people learning.