Getting Started
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Our Team

Therapists

Interns

Leadership

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Deanna Davis,

LMFT, LPC, ACS, AAMFT-S, SEP

Clinical / Senior Director

  • Deanna is both a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Counselor. She holds a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy along with certificates in Trauma Counseling and Spirituality and Counseling from Richmont Graduate University. She has completed the extensive 3 year training process to be a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner,  the Externship and Core Skills trainings in Emotion Focused Couples Therapy, and is an Internal Family Systems Informed therapist. She often works with couples where one or both partners have experienced trauma. She has done extended supervision in Internal Family Systems and is trained in EMDR.
  • Deanna serves as Adjunct Faculty at Richmont Graduate University and is the Director for Intern Experience at the Richmont Trauma Center. Before coming to RTC, she worked at a psychiatric hospital where she led education and process groups on trauma recovery, emotional/relational health skills, and offered family therapy.

  • In addition to her counseling work, she is credentialed as an Approved Clinical Supervisor and and AAFMT Approved Supervisor. She offers clinical supervision to counseling students and counselors in their education and licensure journey as both LPCs and LMFTs. It is a passion of hers to help train future and developing clinicians to be skilled, trauma-informed therapists who are able to help alleviate suffering in the world. Deanna is a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, The Licensed Professional Counselors of Georgia, and The Georgia Association for Marriage and Family Therapists. 
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Sue Foster

Assistant Director

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Emma Rowell

Administrator

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Dr. Laura Land

Senior Staff Clinician

Leadership

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Deanna Davis

LMFT, LPC, SEP, ACS, AAMFT-S

Deanna serves as the Clinical and Senior Director of the Richmont Trauma Center, where her primary work remains rooted in her calling as a trauma therapist. With over 30 years of leadership in nonprofit, ministry, and mental health settings, Deanna brings a depth of experience in building emotionally healthy teams, developing trauma-informed clinicians, and creating strategic partnerships that extend care to underserved communities. She is a seasoned supervisor and educator with advanced training in somatic, systems, and attachment-based trauma therapy, and is passionate about cultivating a center where both clients and clinicians can heal and grow. Her leadership is marked by relational warmth, clinical excellence, and a deep commitment to alleviating the suffering caused by trauma.
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Sue Foster

LPC, CPCS, EdS

As Assistant Director of the Richmont Trauma Center, Sue provides clinical supervision and support to student interns and Associate Professional Counselors on staff. Sue is a seasoned professional who has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 1994, and a Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor since 2019. Sue’s style of supervision is one of mentoring and encouraging.
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Emma Rowell

M.A., B.A., APC, AMFT

is the Administrator at the Richmont Trauma Center (RTC). As a licensed Associate Professional Counselor (APC) and Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) in Georgia, she combines her clinical expertise with her administrative role, supporting the center’s operations, while ensuring high standards of care for clients. Her responsibilities include coordinating day-to-day activities, overseeing scheduling, client intake, and community partnerships. Additionally, Emma assists in fostering a collaborative environment among the counselors at RTC, ensuring compliance with state regulations, and helping to enhance the center’s mission of providing compassionate and effective trauma-informed care to individuals, couples, and families.

Partner Site Coordinators

As part of RTC’s mission, we partner with front-line agencies that are making a positive impact in the community. Our Partnership Site Coordinators serve as the main contact for individuals seeking services from these agencies.

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Eric Daniel, MA

Site Coordinator Ansley School and Restoration Atlanta

Joyace Lopez, MA

Site Coordinator Walton Communities

Contact us

To schedule an appointment, go to our Our Team page, hover over the therapist and click the email icon to send an email. You will be contacted within 24-48 hours. Or, to contact our office directly, please click here or call us at: 770-575-9393
Our Team