Laijun English, LPC

Corder Road Location  | Telehealth

Laijun English is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Fort Valley State University. Prior to her graduate career she obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Minor in Women’s Studies. Laijun chose to be a therapist after having a loved one who struggled with mental health which propelled her into the field. As a therapist Laijun believes that it is important to walk in your purpose and she does that daily. Her main goal is to be able to help clients reach their fullest potential and eventually graduate from therapy.

Laijun is a counselor that provides treatment for all teens and adults but truly has a knack for teen girls and women’s issues. She understands the importance of a client being able to find a counselor that they can connect with in more ways than one.  Her formal training is in CBT, but she does have an eclectic style and approach when it comes to therapy because every client’s needs are different.

Lastly, Laijun is originally from Brooklyn, New York. She has always been around a melting pot of people and welcomes all. She understands both city and southern living. She places value in both spaces and feels like they have contributed to who she is both in life and as a therapist. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and her dog Max.

Violina Keller, MFT

Corder Road Location | Telehealth

Violina Keller is a marriage and family therapist under supervision in Georgia. She completed her undergraduate studies at Middle Georgia State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology. Violina then graduated from Valdosta State University’s Marriage and Family Therapy program in 2017 and has been practicing in Georgia since. She is committed to serving her community and values the support and resources available at Southern Bridge.

Professionally, Violina specializes in working with a diverse range of clients, including couples, children, adolescents, anxiety, depression, adjustment and transitions, grief, and co-parenting challenges. She utilizes evidence-based approaches such as CBT strategies, strengths-focused, and solution-focused techniques in her therapy sessions. Her therapeutic style is client-centered and empathetic, creating a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and emotions. She places a strong emphasis on promoting mindfulness, accountability, and personal growth in her clients, fostering resilience and positive change.

Recognizing the importance of life transitions, Violina offers guidance and support to navigate these challenges with resilience. She also collaborates with co-parents to foster cooperative dynamics for the well-being of children.

Violina was born in Bulgaria but grew up in Macon, GA. She enjoys cooking and spending quality time with her family, especially her daughter. Violina is dedicated to her role as a therapist, finding fulfillment in witnessing clients’ growth and transformation. She believes in the power of therapy to promote healing and positive change in individuals and families.

Violina is currently under clinical supervision provided by Neva Fox MFT001629.

Sigourney Washington

Masters Level Therapist

Corder Road Location | Telehealth

Healing happens in spaces where you feel safe enough to be seen and supported enough to grow.”

Sigourney Washington is a compassionate Master Level Therapist dedicated to supporting individuals and families on their journey toward healing. As she works toward full licensure, she brings both clinical expertise and a genuine passion for helping others into every session. She holds a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Fort Valley State University, along with undergraduate degrees in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security.

Sigourney is known for creating a warm, supportive environment where clients feel heard, valued, and understood. She provides individualized therapy tailored to each client’s unique needs, with a special passion for working with youth by helping them build confidence, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop lasting life skills.

In her additional role as a Foster Care Case Work Director, she continues to advocate for children and families with integrity and care. Sigourney believes healing is not only about overcoming challenges, but about rediscovering strength, purpose, and hope. She is committed to empowering clients to embrace their growth and become their best selves.

Outside of her work, she enjoys traveling, writing, and singing by creating outlets that reflect her love for connection and intentional living.

Sigourney is currently under clinical supervision provided by Alexis Preslynn LPC013367.

Rebekah Phillips, LAPC

Corder Road Location | Telehealth

Rebekah is an Associate Professional Counselor who works with individuals as young as 10 years old. She has experience helping others across a variety of life’s challenges, including emotional regulation, life transitions, trauma, grief, and identity exploration. Rebekah believes in the importance of holding space for tough conversations.

Her goal is to create a collaborative relationship that empowers and uplifts others. Rebekah received her Bachelor of Arts from Agnes Scott College in 2024 with a double major in psychology and women’s gender and sexuality studies. She then received her Master of Arts from the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program at Agnes Scott College in 2026.

Rebekah’s theoretical orientation consists of an integrative approach using Adlerian theory and Acceptance and Commitment theory (ACT). Through her clinical work, she highlights the power of mindfulness, radical acceptance, and resilient support.

Rebekah is currently under clinical supervision provided by Alexis Preslynn LPC013367.