Meet Ebonny Mills, LPC, MAC

About Hope Envisioned Counseling & Consulting | Georgia

About us

Hope Envisioned Counseling & Consulting

A Georgia practice serving individuals seeking counseling and organizations building healthier cultures.

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What we believe
What we walk through builds endurance, endurance shapes character, and character makes room for hope — the kind of hope that doesn't disappoint us.
Inspired by Romans 5:3–5

Our purpose

To help individuals and organizations envision hope, embrace change, and move forward with clarity, healing, and strength.

What we do

Two ways we serve Georgia.

Hope Envisioned works with individuals seeking counseling and with organizations building healthier cultures — the same philosophy applied at two different scales.

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For individuals & couples

Counseling Services

Supportive, evidence-based therapy tailored to what you're carrying — delivered by secure telehealth anywhere in Georgia.

Anxiety, depression, and stress
Addiction and recovery
Marriage and couples counseling
Anger management and life transitions
Court-ordered assessments

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For churches, schools & organizations

Consulting Services

Speaking, training, and professional development that strengthen mental health awareness and help teams thrive.

Speaking engagements and workshops
Staff training and professional development
Program evaluation
Communication and team strategy
Mental health awareness for faith communities

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Ebonny Mills, Licensed Professional Counselor and founder of Hope Envisioned

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Meet the founder

Ebonny Mills, LPC, MAC

Ebonny founded Hope Envisioned after more than 16 years in the counseling field, helping individuals and families find hope, healing, and lasting change. She's a Licensed Professional Counselor and Master Addiction Counselor — a combination that lets one practice address mental health and substance use together rather than referring clients elsewhere.

Her approach is nonjudgmental, practical, and paced to the person in front of her. For clients who want it, faith can be part of the work; for those who don't, it never is.

LPC, MAC 16+ years of experience MA — Richmont Graduate University BA, Psychology — Spelman College

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