Revenge of the Legos — Empowered Transitions Counseling

Women IssuesMen IssuesSupport GroupsGroup TherapyAnxious CoparentsStepparent
Written By Latisha Taylor Ellis

 I hope you step on lego...in the middle of the night...while going to the bathroom!

 

I know that is what some of my clients wish when I am trying to help them look at the bright side of things. So I put the lego in perspective. Yes, the lego is a painful obstacle that I had to endure in order to be where I am now.
See... progress.

I want to always be able to connect with my clients even if they wish the death of my foot via a Darth Vader lego. 

My name is Latisha (Taylor) Ellis and I am a licensed counselor in Lawrenceville, GA. I am originally from Tennessee so you can read this post in a country twang and it will sound just like me! I specialize in high conflict coparenting, group therapy and various areas of Life Transitions, also relationships, couples, women and men. 

I hope to bring knowledge, humor, and empowerment to you who stumble upon this blog. My hope is that I can be a beacon of hope even if for a moment as you allow me to be apart of your journey.

See you in Lego Land~

Latisha

Latisha Taylor Ellis, LPC

Latisha Ellis is a therapist at her practice Empowered Transitions Counseling. She is very passionate about  self-empowerment for parents and adults and helping people through group work that focuses on working through the challenges of life, being present, and communicating honestly in all types of relationships. Please be sure to check out her blog and social media links!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Latisha Taylor Ellis

Latisha Taylor Ellis is a licensed therapist for adults in Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina. Her passion is using support groups and individual therapy to help adults with anxiety and difficulty setting boundaries. She specializes in helping high-conflict coparents having a hard time adjusting to situations like difficult co-parenting relationships, challenges with parenting a special needs child, or losing themselves in the shuffle of it all. She believes that group therapy is a great way for people to connect, grow, and heal while learning they are not alone.

http://www.empowertransitions.com
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