PEACE OF MIND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES ATLANTA

Today, we celebrate a decade of service for Peace of Mind Psychological Services in Atlanta under the direction of our founder, Dr. Brianna Gaynor. We pride ourselves on our unwavering commitment to promoting mental health, resilience, and relationships. With dedication and insights, we have helped countless individuals overcome mental health challenges. Thank you all for allowing us to provide compassionate care and empower clients on their mental wellness journey. https://lnkd.in/eSJ2vmsy

We're #hiring a new Therapist in Johns Creek, Georgia. Apply today or share this post with your network.

We're #hiring a new Therapist in Johns Creek, Georgia. Apply today or share this post with your network.

WEEK 7: Reach out to a trusted friend or family member and have a meaningful conversation! Thoughtful Tuesday: Today, make a heartfelt connection with someone who means the world to you. Reach out to a trusted friend or family member and have a meaningful conversation. Catch up, share stories, or simply lend an ear. Take the time to nurture your relationships and let the people who matter to you know how much they are valued. #ThoughtfulTuesday #MeaningfulConnections #CherishedConversations

Congratulations, Dr. Brianna Gaynor #TEDxMellenStreet Dr. Brianna Gaynor, Psy.D., is a force to be reckoned with in clinical psychology. She is a top-tier clinical psychologist, transformational speaker, and the Director of Peace of Mind Psychological Services in Atlanta, GA. Her simple yet powerful mantra: "Finding peace in every situation," has earned her accolades and widespread respect. Dr. Gaynor's approach is direct and uncompromising, with a dash of audacity that sets her apart. She connects instantly with people and has an almost uncanny ability to inspire individuals to find their inner resilience and strength, no matter how difficult their situation may seem. Dr. Gaynor brings a wealth of experience to her work. Her career includes time spent in outpatient, residential, and mental health hospital settings, helping children, teenagers, and their families heal from significant trauma and emotional disorders. Her work has been featured in diverse national and international publications and highlights her expertise and unique perspective. Her passion for mental health advocacy and her uncompromising drive to stop the stigma around mental health has made her a leader in the field. But beyond that, Dr. Gaynor is a call to action - an inspiration to harness the audacity and energy needed to pursue your dreams boldly and without reservation.

We're #hiring a new Therapist in Johns Creek, Georgia. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Week 4 of the 24-Week Mental Health Challenge! Pause, breathe, and let go of the chaos. This week, I challenge you to practice mindfulness meditation for 10 minutes each day.   Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and bring your attention to your breath. Notice the sensations as you inhale and exhale, allowing your mind to settle into the present moment.   Mindfulness meditation is a powerful tool to cultivate self-awareness, reduce stress, and find inner peace.   Let's embark on this meditation journey together and create space for calm in our lives. Share your meditation experiences and tips below! 🧘♂️🌺   #MindfulLiving #MeditationChallenge #DrGaynorSpeaks #PeaceOfMind #DrGaynorSays 

We're #hiring a new Therapist in Johns Creek, Georgia. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Recognizing the Warning Signs of Suicide: What You Can Do Warning Signs READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE: https://lnkd.in/gjRKaMHj About 80 percent of people who attempt or complete suicide send out warning signs to those around them. Some signs that may indicate it’s time to seek help include: ● Preparing for death by giving away possessions and clearing up loose ends. ● Thinking of a specific suicide method and rehearsing it in their mind. Even if the person’s suicidal feeling goes away, this type of preparation makes it easier for them to follow through if the impulse strikes again. ● Expressing self-contempt and making comments about no longer having a reason to live, wanting to die, and feeling hopeless. ● Talking about being a burden to others. ● Isolating themselves and withdrawing from relationships and activities. ● Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs. ● Engaging in uncharacteristically high-risk activity. ● Sleeping too little or too much. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE: https://lnkd.in/gjRKaMHj

📢 Exciting news! I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be speaking at the CEOs of Social Work event on September 23, 2023. This one-day event is packed with expert panelists, a powerful keynote speaker, informative vendors, and a delightful mimosa brunch. 🥂   As a passionate advocate for mental health and social work, I'm looking forward to sharing my knowledge and expertise with fellow professionals in the field. At the event, attendees will gain valuable insights on a variety of topics related to social work. 💡   Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to learn, network, and grow together with industry leaders. Register now at https://lnkd.in/g43t_-Vy and join us in shaping the future of social work! 🌐   #DrGaynorShortBio #CEOsOfSocialWork #SocialWorkLeaders #ProfessionalDevelopment