Timothy Pierce-Tomlin is an LAPC (Licensed Associate Professional Counselor) and works with individuals and couples.

Tim graduated from Brenau University with his Master’s in Clinical Counseling Psychology (2018) and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Piedmont College (2015). He has been working at Oasis since 2018, and completed training in EMDR in 2020. He is also trained in couples counseling, having completed the Level 2 Gottman training. Tim follows a multimodal approach to counseling, tailoring the treatment to the individual. Tim incorporates aspects of psychodynamic, narrative, cognitive-behavioral, and postmodern approaches to counseling. He offers space to reflect and reconnect while working to build a stronger sense of self. 

Tim’s counseling crosses multiple settings. He has worked at both the Gwinnett County Jail, and the Brenau Center for Counseling and Psychological Services. In these settings, Timothy worked with a variety of populations and gained extensive experience in working with depression, anxiety, self-confidence issues, life changes/ adjustment concerns, stress management, learning and neurodevelopment disorders, inter-relationship problems, and family dynamics concerns. Additionally, he enjoys working with counseling couples, families, adolescents, and children.