Izzy Harbin

Izzy Harbin is a mental health and substance use treatment professional who has been helping people find healing and hope since 2004. Harbin assists people aged 13 to adult, focusing on substance use disorders, LGBT issues, depression, and dual diagnosis.

Harbin holds a bachelor's degree in Middle Grades Education from Georgia College and State University, a Master of Social Work from Valdosta State University, and a Master of Divinity from Lancaster Theological Seminary. This diverse educational background informs their holistic approach to therapy.

Using cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, and 12 Step interventions, Harbin addresses substance use challenges. Clients exploring LGBT-related concerns find a safe space to discuss family of origin issues and self-acceptance. Harbin's practice emphasizes introspective work, encouraging clients to embrace vulnerability and discover personal resilience.