
Experience Change with A Joyful Hope
Re-find your Joy and Hope in Life
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Hi! I'm Georgia! And I am the owner and primary practitioner of A Joyful Hope.
Being a board-certified music therapist and a mom has truly shaped my life. After working with folks with disabilities for over 5 years, I found myself coping from a traumatic birth experience with my first, and the realization that moms really need more support. So I created A Joyful Hope, LLC, my private practice to support moms and their families to better handle mental health challenges during this life transition.
After pursuing therapy for myself after that traumatic birth experience, I went on to have 3 more babies, two of which ended up needing brief stays in the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit). The therapy/counseling I received helped some, but ultimately I felt that I wasn’t getting the healing and change that I wanted from it.
Considering my experience with talk-therapy, I kept looking for other ways that I could heal. I discovered Emotional Freedom Technique (also called Tapping) to help my body get out my emotional brain and into my thinking brain, but I found the process took too long to experience the change I wanted. Then I found Rapid Resolution Therapy - a method that talks to the subconscious mind to heal trauma/emotionally charged memories, because we know that consciously telling someone to “get over it” never healed anyone’s trauma. This method helped me process the trauma from the NICU and from various childhood memories that I got persistent flashbacks to.
That is how I created my Quick Change sessions. In 2 hours we discuss the brain/body connection with emotions. We also resolve whatever is causing you the most distress or stuckness. I use my knowledge of music to help accelerate the process to help make it be even more successful. Those flash backs, unmet expectations, traumas, strong emotional experiences, and even grief can finally find resolution. In this way we can free up more time and energy for you to keep on living!


"Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer."