Gene Williams, LCSW
Hello my name is Gene Williams. I am a 1984 graduate of Greenville University with a major in Religion and Psychology. I am a 1987 graduate of the University of Georgia with a masters degree in social work. I have been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 1991. I have worked in multiple settings to include psychiatric hospitals, out patient private practice, mental health clinics, and most recently have been providing psychotherapy to nursing home residents.
I have worked with children adolescents and adults in all these settings. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, addictive disease and issues of abuse and neglect. I have serviced as program director of an geriatric psychiatric program, adolescent addiction program and a child psychiatric treatment program. I have served as clinical director of two psychiatric hospitals. I have clinical training in family therapy, group therapy, traumatic stress (EMDR) clinical hypnosis, psycho education, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. While I have been clinically trained in various therapeutic techniques and theoretical modalities it is my belief that it is the therapeutic relationship that matters most. It is my belief that our relationships are the most important and most difficult aspects of our human condition. Life is hard, stressful and at times overwhelming. It is my desire to bring to our time together not only a hopeful resolution to your situation but develop a sense of wholeness in your life. It is important that you are happy.
Gene and his wife , Patti together have 4 children and 3 grandchildren. He enjoys fishing, snorkeling, working out and watching UGA football. Patti, is a retired Art Teacher and tennis coach.
I have worked with children adolescents and adults in all these settings. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, addictive disease and issues of abuse and neglect. I have serviced as program director of an geriatric psychiatric program, adolescent addiction program and a child psychiatric treatment program. I have served as clinical director of two psychiatric hospitals. I have clinical training in family therapy, group therapy, traumatic stress (EMDR) clinical hypnosis, psycho education, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. While I have been clinically trained in various therapeutic techniques and theoretical modalities it is my belief that it is the therapeutic relationship that matters most. It is my belief that our relationships are the most important and most difficult aspects of our human condition. Life is hard, stressful and at times overwhelming. It is my desire to bring to our time together not only a hopeful resolution to your situation but develop a sense of wholeness in your life. It is important that you are happy.
Gene and his wife , Patti together have 4 children and 3 grandchildren. He enjoys fishing, snorkeling, working out and watching UGA football. Patti, is a retired Art Teacher and tennis coach.
