We get it. Life can be tough, and sometimes you need someone to walk alongside you. That's where Resilient Minds Behavioral Health and Wellness comes in. We've built a practice on the foundation of genuine care and a deep belief in your capacity to heal and grow stronger.
Our team of therapists are more than just professionals – we're compassionate humans who are dedicated to creating a safe and non-judgmental space for you. We truly believe that everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported as they navigate their unique experiences.
Whether you're looking for individual guidance, want to strengthen your relationship, or are seeking support for your family, we're here to help. We take the time to really listen and understand your story, and we'll work together to find strategies and insights that truly make a difference. Our approach is all about empowering you to tap into your own resilience and build a life that feels more meaningful and fulfilling.
We're passionate about fostering well-being and believe in the power of connection. We invite you to explore our website, learn more about our team, and reach out when you're ready. We're here to offer a warm and supportive environment where you can take the next step towards a more resilient and brighter future. We're ready to listen.
Meet Your Counselors
Kellye Mills
Clinical Director, LPC
(GA LPC014391) & (AL LPC05224)
Top Specialties
Anxiety • Depression • OCD • Trauma & PTSD
Modes of Treatment
Acceptance & Commitment (ACT) • Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) • Compassion Focused • EMDR • Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) • Mindfulness-Based (MBCT) • Multicultural • Narrative • Person-Centered • Strength-Based • Trauma-Informed
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Master in Education in Professional Counseling, University of West Georgia
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with minor in Psychology, Auburn University
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Licensed Professional Counselor for the states of Georgia (GA LPC014391) and Alabama (AL LPC05224)
National Certified Counselor
EMDR Trained Counselor
ASAM Level 1.0 certified facilitator
Psychological First Aid certified
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Certified
Telemental Health Certified
ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) Certified
USAT Professional Triathlon Coach (2008-2019)
200-hour Certified Yoga Instructor
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Behavioral Issues • Coping Skills • Divorce • Eating Disorders • Family Conflict • Grief • Infidelity • LGBTQ+ • Life Transitions • Marital/Premarital • Mood Disorders • Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) • Parenting • Personality Disorders • Relationship Issues • Self Esteem • Sports Performance • Stress • Suicidal Ideation • Transgender Journeys • Women’s Issues
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My experience as a practitioner has enabled me to serve my community working with adults and children across a diverse clientele population. I manage my professional time working in a variety of professional counseling settings. I work as the Clinical Director of Resilient Minds Behavioral Health and Wellness, LLC providing continued support to my staff while also working within my own private practice helping my individual clients address a variety of mental health and wellness goals.
I received my bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a minor in psychology from Auburn University. I received my master’s degree in Professional Counseling in Clinical Mental Health from the University of West Georgia. In addition to my higher education degrees, I hold a 200-hour yoga instructor certification and was a USAT professional triathlon coach for eleven years. I have taken my unique combined skill set in education, coaching, clinical mental health counseling, and sports background to help clients from all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life to unify their mental and physical health connection to move past whatever may be blocking them as individuals from achieving their goals and becoming their best selves. Through an integrative, evidence-based approach, I work with my clients to create their personal preventative mental health plan using a mind-body connection to build self-awareness, self-confidence, and self-love and compassion. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the states of Georgia and Alabama, a National Certified Counselor, an EMDR trained counselor, an ASAM Level 1.0 certified facilitator, and am certified in Psychological First Aid.
When I’ m not working with clients, I enjoy running, spending time with my family, and playing with my English bulldogs, Hudson and Millie.
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Life does not come with an instruction manual. We all find ourselves at times feeling overwhelmed, lost, or in need to reconnect with ourselves and our goals and values. Whether you are dealing with a significant life issue or want to learn skills and techniques to help you better understand yourself, I will guide you through your individual process. Let’s work together to evaluate what is working in your life and your strengths and areas you’d like to focus on to improve. Through a collaborative approach, we will create goals and a pathway to enable you to become your best self!
As your counselor, I will help you navigate your journey towards rediscovering yourself. I use an integrative approach that incorporates the best evidence-based therapeutic practice with your individual needs.
I honor your courage it takes to reach out at any point in your journey. I look forward to working with you as we discover your most fulfilled self!
Daria DiResta
Counselor, APC
Prelicense (GA APC009464)
Under the Supervision of Paul Ryan LPC011199
Director: Kellye M. Mills LPC014391
Top Specialties
Trauma • BDSM/Kink affirming • LGBTQIA+ • Neurodiversity
Modes of Treatment
Trauma-informed Somatic Therapy • Liberation Psycholoy-Oriented Therapy • Acceptance & Commitment (ACT) • Compassion Focused • Eclectic
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Professional Counseling: Clinical Mental Health, University of West Georgia
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Prelicense by State of Georgia / APC009464
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transgenerational trauma • BDSM/king-affirming • LGBTQIA+ affirming care • alternative relationships • sex work community • neurodiversity • chronic illness • young adults and college students
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Growing up I was always into several different nerdy and fandom-related interests. When I’m not in the therapist’s chair I love reading books, playing video games and TTRPGs, watching historical dramas, visiting the local anime conventions, and spending time with my partner and our dog, Aubrey.
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My therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that trauma and systemic oppression often impact our ability to connect with ourselves and the community around us. These experiences may leave us in a wake of confusion, anger, and hopelessness. As your therapist, it is my aim to collaborate with you, the expert of your lived experience, in a compassionate and curious environment. Although the journey of self-improvement is complex and vulnerable, it is my privilege to help meet you where you are and hold the space to facilitate personal growth and discovery.
As your counselor, I will help you navigate your journey towards rediscovering yourself. I use an integrative approach that incorporates the best evidence-based therapeutic practice with your individual needs.
I honor your courage it takes to reach out at any point in your journey. I look forward to working with you as we discover your most fulfilled self!
Hutton Graham
Counselor, APC, M. Ed.
(APC010098)
Under the Supervision of Paul Ryan LPC011199
Director: Kellye M. Mills LPC014391
Top Specialties
ADHD • Coping Skills • Relationship Issues
Modes of Treatment
Choice Therapy • Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) • Compassion Focused • Person-Centered Therapy • Solution-Focused Therapy
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Master of Education in Counseling, Lindsey Wilson College
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Georgia State University
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Licensed by State of Georgia / APC010098
Certificate from National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. 1735077 / 2024
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Addiction • Anger Management • Anxiety • Autism • Behavioral Issues • Depression • Divorce • Internet Addiction • Mood Disorders • Personality Disorders • School Issues • Self Esteem • Stress • Substance Use • Thinking Disorders • Video Game Addiction
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Sometimes life starts to feel like a loop — the same patterns, the same arguments, the same internal battles. Maybe anxiety is driving your decisions, or your relationships feel more exhausting than supportive. Maybe you’ve been surviving for so long that you've forgotten what it's like to actually live. You’re not alone — and it doesn’t have to stay this way.
My path to becoming a therapist wasn’t a straight line. I explored a number of fields before discovering my true calling: helping people create meaningful, lasting change through the therapeutic process. I’ve found nothing more rewarding than walking alongside someone as they begin to reconnect with themselves, build healthier relationships, and break free from cycles they never thought they could escape.
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My goal as a therapist is to help you move from just getting by to actually living — with more clarity, confidence, and peace of mind. Whether you're facing anxiety, identity questions, communication struggles, or just a deep sense of being stuck, I work collaboratively with you to uncover what’s holding you back and build new tools for change.
I tailor therapy to each individual, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Choice Theory. I believe therapy should be practical and validating — a space where you feel safe, seen, and supported. We'll work at your pace to help you break old patterns and create the life and relationships you’ve hoped for, even if they’ve felt out of reach until now.
Randi Bernard
Counselor, LAPC
Prelicensed
Under the Supervision of Paul Ryan LPC011199
Director: Kellye M. Mills LPC014391
Top Specialties
Anxiety • Depression • Trauma & PTSD
Modes of Treatment
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) • EMDR • Humanistic • Integrative
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Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Southern New Hampshire University
Bachelor’s of Psychology, St. Edwards University
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Addiction • Anger Management • Bisexual • Coping Skills • Lesbian • LGBTQ+ • Life Transitions • Women's Issues
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Growing up, I lived on a ranch in Texas, where I trained horses and was a barrel racer, before moving on to cosmetology. I was a barber for 15 years and love the art. I received my Bachelors of Psychology in Austin Texas at St. Edwards University. After moving to Georgia, I completed my master’s in clinical Mental Health Counseling from SNHU. I spend my downtime carving wood, hiking, and spending time with my two 2 dogs, 5 chickens, my fiancée, and 3 kids!
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As a compassionate and dedicated therapist, I am committed to supporting individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, including teens, young adults, and older adults. I specialize in addressing trauma, particularly related to self-acceptance. I believe everyone functions optimally within the confines of their current skills and support systems, and I am a steadfast advocate for the potential in every individual to change, grow, and lead happier, more fulfilling lives. I am dedicated to the well-being of each client, providing a safe and supportive space for their therapeutic journey. One of the bravest things you can do is to reach out for help. When you are struggling, it is so easy to feel isolated, but you do not have to walk through this journey alone.
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”
— Maya Angelou
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