Sam Goldman
Sam Goldman(she/her/hers), LAPC candidate
Sam Goldman is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (LAPC) Candidate who completed her Master of Education in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Georgia. Her focus is on facilitating women, girls (13+), and those who identify as female to live their most optimal life. She was an intern at the University of Georgia’s Center for Counseling and Personal Evaluation in 2020. In addition, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Georgia College and State University (1993).
Personal Statement
With a holistic approach to therapy that addresses women’s physical, emotional and spiritual well-being, I help my clients build a set of useful tools for constructing a life they love. Through the development of a healthy sense of self, my clients create more productive and fulfilling lives.
I am most interested in helping women with issues related to trauma, PTSD, body image and self-worth, motherhood, mid-life issues, life transitions, and health & wellness. As a longtime yoga practitioner and former teacher, I like to incorporate breathwork, mindfulness, and somatic work within the therapy space.
As a counselor with foundational understandings about life, relationships, and the human condition, I bring a wide range of life experiences with me from which I draw upon to help understand the challenges of others. With a well-developed sense of empathy and compassion, I am most fulfilled when my clients are empowered to do the hard work of cultivating the life they want.
Sam Goldman is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (LAPC) Candidate who completed her Master of Education in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Georgia. Her focus is on facilitating women, girls (13+), and those who identify as female to live their most optimal life. She was an intern at the University of Georgia’s Center for Counseling and Personal Evaluation in 2020. In addition, she holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Georgia College and State University (1993).
Personal Statement
With a holistic approach to therapy that addresses women’s physical, emotional and spiritual well-being, I help my clients build a set of useful tools for constructing a life they love. Through the development of a healthy sense of self, my clients create more productive and fulfilling lives.
I am most interested in helping women with issues related to trauma, PTSD, body image and self-worth, motherhood, mid-life issues, life transitions, and health & wellness. As a longtime yoga practitioner and former teacher, I like to incorporate breathwork, mindfulness, and somatic work within the therapy space.
As a counselor with foundational understandings about life, relationships, and the human condition, I bring a wide range of life experiences with me from which I draw upon to help understand the challenges of others. With a well-developed sense of empathy and compassion, I am most fulfilled when my clients are empowered to do the hard work of cultivating the life they want.
