Meet Our Team
Our clinicians bring different training, different specialties, and different lived experience — connected by a shared conviction that people are more capable than they've been told.
Granville T. Freeman III
LPC, CPCS, BC-TMH, CCTP, CGP, CCALP
Founder & Clinical Director
Recognizing every small achievement is essential to continued growth. Too often those achievements get overshadowed by the weight of the world. Our goal is to help you carry that weight — and to use the skills you already possess to navigate an ever-changing world. We are all stronger than we realize and more capable than we give ourselves credit for.
Our differences deserve respect and our life experiences deserve to be valued. Not letting either one control our future is the work. If you're reading this, you've already made a phenomenal move toward exactly that — one step at a time.
Nicole Osti
MSW, LCSW, CCTP
As an emerging play therapist, I use a blend of Adlerian Play Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Integrated Experiential Therapy to address concerns ranging from sexual abuse to LGBTQQIAP+ issues to anxiety and stress management. My experience spans private and public schools, non-profits, and most recently the Graduate Marietta Student Success Center, where I had the pleasure of serving teenagers through graduation.
I specialize in working with children and adolescents ages 3 to 18, and take pride in offering clients a safe, judgment-free space to grow and change.
Brittany Wyatt
LPC, NCC
Life's journey is not always easy. It can be filled with changes that bring doubt, fear, anxiety, and depression — and those feelings can leave you convinced you're alone in them. My goal is to create a space where they can be processed.
I'd like the opportunity to join you on your journey, to help guide and reassure you that you have the capability and strength to work through whatever comes your way. I aim to create a warm, genuine environment that supports a healthy therapeutic relationship and carefully honors your personal beliefs and values.
Clients from all walks of life are welcome — especially young adults from communities marginalized within our society, including African American, Latino, and LGBTQ+ communities. Together we'll navigate your circumstances, internal and external, from a strengths-based perspective that promotes inner healing, self-compassion, and self-confidence.
A note on availability
We don't keep a waitlist. Healing shouldn't be something you're asked to queue for, and we'd rather be straightforward about who has openings than hold you in place indefinitely.
Brittany Wyatt is currently accepting new clients, with evening and weekend availability. If she isn't the right fit for what you're looking for, Open Path Collective → can connect you with reduced-fee clinicians across Georgia and nationwide. We'd rather you find good care somewhere than wait on us.