Mikayla Stovall, Therapist

Mikayla Stovall, LAPC, is dedicated to helping clients navigate the complexities of mental health and substance use with a compassionate, energetic, and empathetic approach. Serving the state of Georgia, Mikayla offers specialized care in substance use, behavioral health, and mental health counseling. She is adept at providing clinical support to families and couples, ensuring that the unique needs of each individual client are always prioritized. Mikayla is particularly passionate about addressing issues related to substance use and medication-assisted treatment. She integrates evidence-based therapies, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to assist clients in achieving their personal goals and improving their overall well-being. Mikayla’s expertise in couples/marital counseling allows her to support relationships, helping partners navigate challenges and strengthen their bonds. In addition to her focus on substance use, Mikayla excels in treating various mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, and psychosis/schizophrenia. Her approach is holistic, considering not just the individual but their familial and social dynamics as well. She is skilled in family therapy, helping families work through conflicts, improve communication, and build stronger connections. Mikayla’s background includes a strong emphasis on helping clients through life transitions, whether they are experiencing midlife or later life changes. Her empathetic nature and clinical expertise make her well-suited to support clients through these significant periods of adjustment. Outside of her professional life, Mikayla is a social butterfly who thrives on connection. She enjoys spending time with friends, engaging in conversations, and sharing new experiences. When not with friends, she values quality time with her boyfriend and indulges in her love for cooking and exploring new recipes, although baking is not her forte. An outdoor enthusiast, Mikayla enjoys taking walks and soaking up the warm Georgia sun, which aligns with her preference for warmer climates over the cold winters of her native Virginia.