Garnet King, APRN, BC

Garnet is Board Certified through the American Nurses Credentialing Center as an Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. Her certification is in the specialty of child and adolescent psychiatry. She has worked with adolescents and adults providing psychopharmacology services since 1991.

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Jamil Davis

DEGREES HELD: Associate of Science in Nursing from Darton College, Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Albany State University, Dual Master of Science in Nursing Education and Family Nurse Practitioner from Albany State University, Post-Master’s Certificate in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from Valdosta State University, and currently enrolled in the Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing with a concentration in nursing education at Hampton University.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Advance Practice Nurse Practitioner; Advisor for American Assembly for Men in Nursing; Member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, American Nurses Associations, and American Assembly for Men in Nursing, Georgia Medical Reserve Corps, Atlanta Black Nurse’s Association, Georgia Nurse Leadership Coalition. Experience in grant initiatives; Emory Bridges to Baccalaureate Grant and Georgia State University Diversity Grant. Mr. Davis has been teaching since 2010.

Avi Wofsy, MSN PMHNP-BC

Avi earned her MSN from the University of California San Francisco with a concentration in public psychiatry. She was trained in the SF Department of Public Health and practiced in community-based psychiatry before joining PACT. She is passionate about public health, access to care, and equity in medicine.

Stephanie Arkin, PA-C

Stephanie Arkin is a Physician Assistant working in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Stephanie was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia and attended The University of Alabama for her undergraduate career where she studied Kinesiology and Biology on the Pre-Medicine track. After graduating from UA, she attended PCOM for Physician Assistant School in Suwanne, Georgia. Stephanie has a variety of interests in medicine and is excited to be working in mental health. Stephanie has an additional passion for war veterans and hopes to volunteer with them in the future. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys traveling, skiing, Alabama football, spending time with family and friends. Stephanie currently resides in Morningside with her fiancé Mitchell and their dog Katie.

Torre Prothro-Wiley, PHD LPC

Torre is a native of the Atlanta area with over ten years experience in mental health. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Georgia State University; earned her Master’s degree of Psychology from Argosy University, and earned her PhD from Capella University in Behavioral Psychology.

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Elizabeth Cutter, M.A., LMFT

Elizabeth Cutter is a Licensed Marriage and Family therapist with over 14 years of experience conducting individual, couple’s and family therapy in both inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings. She has worked with a variety of clients with issues related to psychiatric disorders, substance abuse, dual-diagnosis, relationship challenges and life-cycle changes.

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Paul Olander, LCSW, MSW, JD, CCM, NBCCH, RRT-C

My approach to therapy involves establishing an authentic connection with the person in front of me, demonstrating that I hear clearly what they are experiencing and mutually developing a target of where they want to go. I integrate various clinical perspectives and interventions to get these components accomplished, including: Rapid Resolution Therapy, Trauma Informed Hypnotherapy, Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Internal Family Systems. I also have prior training in Cognitive-Behavioral and Dialectic Behavior Therapy as well as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing and use elements of those clinical orientations when they are useful. My goal is to help each person I work with function more effectively and powerfully in their own life by increasing their ability to clear and focus internal thoughts, emotions and bodily awareness so the person can participate more effectively in all of their external relationships. In the past I have worked with individuals, couples, families and groups in both inpatient and outpatient settings as a clinician and as an Administrative Director. I have been the Director of Behavioral Health, Case Management and Palliative Care Services for a local hospital system over the last 17 years and have been in the Behavioral Health field in various roles for the past 23 years. My current focus in my private psychotherapy practice is on working with individual clients who have experienced trauma, anxiety, unresolved grief, “stuck” depression, shame, and disruption of personal or occupational relationships, with or without accompanying substance abuse. As I have deep experience in working with physicians, nurses, other healers, and attorneys I understand the special challenges involved in their professions and am available, interested and qualified to help them therapeutically.

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Sandra Scohier, MS, LPC, NCC

Sandra Scohier is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a graduate of the Georgia State University Master of Science program. She specializes in the treatment and resolution of post traumatic stress injury and those behaviors stemming from it including anxiety, panic, post traumatic stress disorder, anger, and grief. She works with adolescents and adults. She has experience working with clients in residential treatment centers and out patient centers in both public and private sectors. She is a member of the National Board of Certified Counselors, and is trained in Rapid Resolution Therapy.

Fonta High

Fonta High is a Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Addiction Counselor and EMDR (eye movement desensitization reprocessing for treating trauma) therapist with fifteen years of experience in treating mental health disorders. Her practice is centered on healing those who have experienced trauma, struggling with substance use, empowering women who have lost self-confidence and those who suffer with low self-esteem. She uses evidenced-based interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to treat anxiety and depression in addition to having a person-centered approach that empowers the patient in their treatment while empowering them to reclaim their lives. She enjoys the analytical work of assessing relationship dynamics and a patient’s attachment style to help individuals create fulfilling relationships. She is experienced in working with those from the LGBTQIA+ community and takes pride in having built a practice that is sensitive to the experiences of individuals outside of mainstream society.