Matthew Quick, LPC, NCC

My Approach:

My hope is to offer you space to freely unload the burdens that are heavy on your shoulders. You’ve no doubt tried to handle things on your own up to this point. Maybe the support of friends and family is either not enough or not possible. I am here to listen and be present with you in this overwhelming time. Though I listen, I don’t just stare at you for the whole session with a smile and a nod. I offer observations and feedback. I do not give advice or tell you what I would do. Instead, I help you look for the best solution for YOU. I may not always take your side as friends and family often do, in the attempt to avoid disappointing you. Rather, I am here to identify what is healthy vs. unhealthy and functional vs. dysfunctional. I stand alongside you, not in front of you as a teacher; I do not tell you what to do. My hope is that, through the process of unloading your burdens and exploring all their implications, you begin to make your own connections about how to move forward with your life. Change begins with you.

Credentials and Professional Experience:

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Georgia as well as a National Board Certified Counselor. With over 15 years of experience, I primarily work with men, teens, and couples, but I also provide individual therapy for a variety of issues. I gained clinical experience and training in a variety of settings including residential treatment, in-home services, crisis care, and outpatient treatment.

Areas of Expertise:

Read Matthew’s interview in Best Self Atlanta magazine as he discusses the importance of men’s mental health and how women can understand and help the men in their lives.

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