Community Care Counseling is celebrating a new award—and the recognition reflects something local families have experienced firsthand: compassionate mental-health care built around the individual, not a one-size-fits-all formula.
The Lawrenceville practice, led by founder and CEO Chandra Dew, MA, LPC, CPCS, provides counseling for individuals, couples and families throughout Gwinnett County and the surrounding Atlanta area. Its newly displayed award plaque represents an important milestone for a team focused on helping people navigate some of life’s most difficult seasons.
Community Care Counseling uses an integrative approach that considers each client’s personal beliefs and worldview. This allows its counselors to tailor therapy to the person sitting in front of them while addressing practical, real-world concerns. The practice offers support for anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, post-traumatic stress, anger management and conflict resolution. Its relationship services include premarital, marriage and family counseling, along with assistance for parenting concerns and issues affecting children and teenagers. Group counseling is also available for trauma and anger management. (Community Care Counseling, Services)
(Submitted by Chandra Dew)
Dew brings more than a decade of professional experience to the practice and holds credentials as both a licensed professional counselor and certified professional counselor supervisor. Her background includes professional and Christian counseling, allowing clients to choose an approach that aligns with their needs and values. The practice also helps train and support developing clinicians, extending its influence beyond current clients to the next generation of mental-health professionals.
Accessibility remains another important part of the organization’s mission. Community Care Counseling accepts several major insurance plans and provides in-person and secure telehealth options. For people without insurance, the practice advertises rates beginning at $50, helping reduce one of the most common barriers to seeking professional support.
Its Care Foundation further demonstrates the organization’s commitment to making counseling available to people who might otherwise struggle to afford it. A testimonial featured on the practice’s website describes the organization as doing more than offering counseling: its team walks alongside people throughout their healing journeys and reminds them that they are not alone.
The new award is worth celebrating, but the deeper achievement is the trust Community Care Counseling continues to build with local individuals and families.
Those seeking support can learn more about the practice, its counselors and available services at communitycarecounseling.net.
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