Regional Council of Churches of Atlanta
CHRIS Kids
CHRIS Kids
1017 Fayetteville Rd SE Ste B,
Atlanta, Dekalb County, GA 30316-2936
At CHRIS Kids we recognize that good behavioral health, education, social responsibility, employment and citizenship are inter-related and interdependent. When there are problems between the mind, body and spirit, when we suffer trauma or when we experience instability, we may develop conditions that affect how we think and behave. These conditions can disrupt our day-to-day lives in ways that can be harmful to us or to others. They can stand in the way of our reaching our potential and impact our families, the people around us and our ability to function in school or at work. Good behavioral health helps a person unlock their full potential and become a contributing member of the community.
The CHRIS Counseling Center (CCC) ranks in the top 7% of mental health providers in the state of Georgia. The goal of all services is to promote healing, improve functioning and unlock potential. All of CK’s programs and services are based in trauma informed care and positive youth development.
CCC offers:
Individual Counseling: Adults, Adolescents & Children
Family Counseling
Group Counseling:
- Grief and Loss
- Nurturing Parents
- Anger Management
- 7 Challenges
- Healthy Relationships
- Trauma Support Groups
- Others as requested
To find out more about our services or to speak with a trained professional counselor or to make referral please contact 404-324-4190 or email counseling.center@chriskids.org
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A Prayer for Thanksgiving
For the expanding grandeur of creation, worlds known and unknown, galaxies beyond galaxies, filling us with awe and challenging our imaginations:
We give thanks this day.
For this fragile planet earth, its times and tides, its sunsets and seasons:
We give thanks this day.
For the joy of human life, its wonders and surprises, its hopes and achievements:
We give thanks this day.
For our human community, our common past and future hope,
our oneness transcending all separation,
our capacity to work for peace and justice in the midst of hostility and oppression:
We give thanks this day.
For high hopes and noble causes, for faith without fanaticism,
for understanding of views not shared:
We give thanks this day.
For all who have labored and suffered for a fairer world,
who have lived so that others might live in dignity and freedom:
We give thanks this day.
For human liberty and sacred rites;
for opportunities to change and grow, to affirm and choose:
We give thanks this day.
We pray that we may live not by our fears but by our hopes,
not by our words but by our deeds.
We give thanks this day.
Amen.
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2715 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30305
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