Every woman deserves to
discover her true voice.

 
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Mazi Robinson is a trusted Atlanta therapist helping women discover their true voice as they navigate self esteem and self worth challenges, relationship issues, and life stage transitions such as young adulthood, motherhood, and mid-life.

There comes a point in everyone’s journey where the past hurts, the losses, and relationship conflict, and the stress of everyday life gets to be too much. You want things to change, but you don’t know where to start. You want to be free of the worries and frustrations, but you don’t understand what is keeping you stuck in the pattern. After years of trying to be everything to everyone, you realize you have lost your voice, your sense of self.  

Therapy can help you move toward the growth and change you’ve been seeking.

Through counseling, you will enhance your self-awareness and self-acceptance, and as a result, you will begin to experience more freedom and peace in all areas of your life.  You can discover your true voice and step off the treadmill of self-doubt and criticism.

Finding your voice means believing you are enough and that your worth is not determined by the fullness of your calendar, the shape of your body, the number of checks on your to do list, or the status of your relationships. 

Every woman deserves to discover her true voice.

As a  Licensed Therapist, Mazi believes that counseling can help you move from the life you are wrestling in to the life you were created to live. In her Atlanta therapy practice, Mazi helps her clients understand the relationship between their thoughts, feelings, and actions, as well as how past and present life events and relationships influence that pattern.  Having trained with shame and vulnerability researcher and best selling author, Dr. Brene Brown, Mazi helps individuals address lingering struggles with shame and insecurity as they learn to live bravely by embracing vulnerability.

Knowing where to start or how to talk about your concerns can feel like a daunting task.  Research continuously shows that the most effective way to overcome emotional hurt and negative thinking is to talk about these struggles. Remaining silent only intensifies the sadness, anxiety, shame, and grief. 

Sharing your story with a counselor provides you the opportunity to release those uncomfortable feelings and negative thoughts in a non-judgmental, empathetic, compassionate setting.

Mazi sees her role as a Therapist as that of a companion who listens and helps you identify themes and patterns while providing support and encouragement along the way.  She will help  you face life’s difficulties and make positive changes in your life.

Deciding to begin your therapy journey is a courageous first step. 

Giving yourself the gift of therapy provides you with the tools, insight, and skills that allow you to continue growing and evolving in your personal journey.

Areas of Specialty

 

  • Women’s Issues

  • Self-worth/Self esteem struggles

  • Relationship concerns    

  • Life Stage Transitions

  • Relational Trauma/Wounds

  • Narcissistic Abuse

  • Shame (Feeling Not Good Enough)

  • Addiction/Recovery Concerns

  • Family of Origin Concerns 

  • Imposter Syndrome

  • Identity Development

  • Depression

  • Anxiety

  • Spiritual concerns

  • Discovering Your Purpose

  • Communication challenges

  • Boundary and Codependency concerns

  • Emotional and relational wounding

  • Childhood trauma

Training & Credentials

Mazi is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and has a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from Georgia State University. She is also a Certified Professional Counseling Supervisor.

  • National Certified Counselor since 2007

  • Licensed Professional Counselor since 2010

  • Certified DISC Facilitator since 2010

  • Certified Daring Way Facilitator since 2014

  • Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor since 2019

FAQs

 

How do I schedule a counseling appointment?


If you would like to schedule an appointment or if you have any questions, contact Mazi at 404-906-5620 or mazi@mazirobinson.com.

Do you take insurance?

Mazi does not take insurance. If you wish to file for out-of-network insurance benefits, she can provide you a “super bill” and you can submit it to your insurance company. Please note that filing a claim with an insurance company means that Mazi will have to give you a mental health diagnosis and this diagnosis will become a part of your medical record. Additionally, filing an insurance claim means your diagnosis, dates of service, etc., are no longer totally confidential, and your insurance company will be aware of your treatment and diagnosis.
Mazi does accept HSA (Health Savings Account) card payments.

How long are the counseling sessions? Do you offer in person or virtual sessions?

Counseling sessions are 50 minutes. Yes, Mazi offers both in person and virtual counseling sessions.