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ABOUT USHISTORYMoeller & Associates was founded in 1995 in Norcross, Georgia with clinicians from the fields of Psychology, Social Work, and Counseling. The mission of the firm is to provide high quality behavioral healthcare to the community. This team of professionals offers expertise in anxiety disorders, mood disorders, substance abuse, relationship/marital issues, grief counseling, and workplace issues for children, adolescents, and adults of various cultural backgrounds. All clinicians within the team participate in ongoing education and training allowing them cutting edge knowledge of behavioral healthcare development and service delivery. FRED MOELLER, L.P.C., CEAP, SAP, SAE Upon completing his graduate degree from The University of Oklahoma Fred T. Moeller worked in State and Private Hospital settings in Oklahoma as well as private practice. He then administered Employee Assistance Programs in Dallas, Texas for some years before locating to the Atlanta Area and founding Moeller and Associates. With over 20 plus years of experience, he is licensed in the States of Oklahoma, Texas, and Georgia as a LPC and CEAP. He has worked extensively with organizations such as Texas Instruments, CNN, Coca Cola, and SunTrust Banks. Moeller and Associates has provided international consultative services to the Ministries of Health in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. He served as a member of the 1996 Olympics Crisis Debriefing Team. JODY WOOD, LCSW Ms. Wood practices as an Associate of Moeller and Associates. She has over 20 years of expereince in private practice, hosptial and agency work. She enjoys working with Family and Marital issues. She will accept school age children, adolescents and adults in her practice. Having expereince in the field of substance abuse, she provides therapeutic session for persons motivated to recover from addictions. She has studied trauma and its affects upon children and adults. She has certification in use of EMDR for helping individuals recover from trauma.
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