Veronica Hall, LAMFT

Veronica Hall, LAMFT completed her undergraduate studies in Sociology at Mercer University. After graduation, she embraced the life of an entrepreneur. This journey brought her many valuable insights that enhanced her understanding of human lived experiences. To a greater extent, this period heightened her ability to effectively connect and empathize with people of all walks of life.

In hopes of bringing more meaning to her own life, she decided to shift career paths and return to academia. She earned her Masters degree at Mercer University School of Medicine in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Veronica worked alongside Dr. John Tumeh at Foundation Psychiatry as an intern for a year prior to graduation. This period was challenging and educational on many levels. She found herself fully integrated in the practice and dedicated to the success of each patient she encountered. She subsequently (and enthusiastically) embraced the opportunity to remain a part of the team as a provider.

Throughout her training, Veronica has adopted techniques from many disciplines within the field of systemic therapy. She primarily employs Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Positive Psychology, and Systems Theory.

She offers psychotherapy services for individuals and families dealing with depression, anxiety, interpersonal relationships, life cycle transitions, and the overarching difficulties associated with a variety of life's challenges. She employs a collaborative, goal setting, and problem-solving approach to therapy in a friendly, attentive, and genuine manner.