College • Young adults • Women of color

Therapy for college students and young women of color.

For the ones holding it together for everyone else. A space that gets your life — school, family, culture, all of it.

Made for this stage of life

Classes, jobs, family expectations, first apartments, relationships that won't commit — this stretch of life is a lot. Therapy can help you sort it out.

  • Imposter syndrome and pressure to perform
  • Anxiety and burnout
  • Dating, situationships and breakups
  • Family expectations and boundaries
  • Figuring out what's next

Culturally aware care

You shouldn't have to explain your whole background before you can talk about what's actually going on. Sessions are a judgment-free space to bring your full self.

Fits a student schedule

Sessions are online, so you can join from your dorm, apartment or a parked car between classes — anywhere in Georgia.

What it costs

Feel Better Club is a self-pay practice. Standard fees:

  • Initial session (60 minutes): $100
  • Individual therapy (50–55 minutes): $85
  • Short session (30 minutes): $55
  • Family therapy (50–55 minutes): Starting at $100

A limited number of reduced-fee appointments are available when the standard session fee would create a financial hardship.

  • Reduced Rate: $70 per 50–55 minute session
  • Reduced Rate Plus: $55 per 50–55 minute session
  • Access Rate: $40 per 50–55 minute session

Same therapy. Different rates. Your session rate does not change the quality of care you receive. Reduced-fee appointments are based on financial need and current availability. Reduced-fee arrangements are generally reviewed every 90 days.

Serving clients across Georgia

Sessions are by secure video. You need to be located in Georgia at the time of each session — including Atlanta, Decatur, Marietta, Savannah, Augusta, Athens, Macon, Columbus, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Stone Mountain, Kennesaw, Valdosta, Statesboro and everywhere in between.

Who you'll work with

Erin Lofton, Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (APC011199), practicing under clinical supervision. Read more about Erin or check the FAQs.

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