Inspiring the Audacity to Heal
Miranda Campbell, LCSW | Christian Therapist
"You just have to be willing to get ready. That's where we start." — Here's who will be in the room with you.
THE ORIGIN STORY
I've been this way my whole life. As a child, I was the one who walked over to console a stranger crying in the pew next to me. On the playground, I got frustrated when others weren't treated with care.
I went on to serve as direct care staff at a shelter for pregnant teens and teen moms. I became a Program Director at an eating disorder facility. I built a private practice centered on healing relationships — starting with the one people have with themselves.
With each role, with each client, with each season, something kept being confirmed in me: this gift was never just mine.
The experience helped. The training helped. The 30 credits of Biblical Studies I completed at Biola University helped. But what makes me effective in that room (I mean truly effective) is something I can only attribute to the Holy Spirit. I've stopped pretending that's just good clinical instinct.
"I'm my own best case study. The attachment work I do with clients? I've done it myself. In my own marriage. In my own wounds. I didn't come to this work from the outside looking in."
WHY NOW
A season of alignment.
I spent years counting myself among the lucky ones. I got to help people for a living. My faith was present in my life, but I kept it compartmentalized the way we're trained to do. The field calls it neutrality. For a long time, I called it professionalism.
Then came a season of alignment. Through a series on the book of John, through my own devotional reading, through messages that kept meeting me exactly where I was — I knew this needed to go deeper than strategy.
God wasn't asking me to rebrand. He was asking me to stop hiding.
WHAT THIS IS AND ISN’T
Spirit-led therapy.
This is not Christian Counseling in the way you think it is. You won't be quizzed on scripture. You won't need to prove you're Christian enough or spiritual enough to be here. Being a Christian isn't a requirement at all.
What I am asking is that you be open to honest conversation, to exploring how your spiritual life or your distance from it might be connected to the wounds you carry.
He's the OG Counselor. I'm just a human who gets to participate in what He started.
LICENSURE
LCSW · Licensed Clinical Social Worker
EDUCATION
MSW · USC · Theology Minor, Biola University
IN-PERSON
Sandy Springs, GA
TELEHEALTH LICENSED IN
GA · FL · SC · DE · IL · WV · ID · CT · MD
WHO I WORK WITH
For the person who is willing to get ready.
The cycle breaker
First in their family to name the patterns. Tired of surviving. Ready to heal in a way that changes things for the next generation.
The grief carrier
Sitting with loss that doesn't have a clean name — estrangement, distance, the version of family that was never fully safe.
The one carrying faith wounds
Loves God and has also been hurt by the way faith was handed to them. Wants spirituality without the shame and the performance.
The high achiever who still feels it
Built a life that looks like evidence they're okay. Something unresolved lives underneath the accomplishments.
My practice is fully affirming of LGBTQ+ identities. Whoever you are and whatever you carry, you are welcome here without condition.
Q&A WITH MIRANDA
Before you reach out.
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No. You just have to be open. Open to honest conversation, to exploring how your spiritual life (or your distance from it) might be more connected to your wounds than you've been taught. Faith is welcome in the room. It is never a requirement. You will not be quizzed on scripture or asked to perform your belief. If you've been hurt by the church or by religion, that belongs in the room too.
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I work with attachment patterns and the spiritual wounds that run alongside them — not just insight or symptom management. We pay attention to how patterns formed, where they show up now, and what allows them to shift in real life. And I no longer keep my faith separate from my practice. God isn't a no-go zone in my work anymore. He never should have been.
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No. I work with adults from diverse backgrounds. My approach is culturally attuned and grounded in an awareness of how race, culture, faith, and systems shape emotional safety — especially for those navigating layered or invisible stress. I lead with particular fluency and care for BIPOC communities, and my practice is fully affirming of LGBTQ+ identities.
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Often, yes. Many people who find this work have already done meaningful therapy elsewhere. What's different here is the focus on attachment and nervous system patterns, especially the ones that remain under stress, in close relationships, or in how you relate to God. If something is still unresolved, there's usually a reason it hasn't shifted yet. That's exactly what we work with.
I'm not taking a stand against anything. I'm choosing to stand boldly in Christ. My practice is Spirit-led — not because it makes business sense, but because I can't run from this anymore. I'm not trying to.
"If you finish reading this and feel something — recognition, relief, even a little resistance — pay attention to that. That might be exactly where we start."
ONE LAST THING
A different kind of therapist.
THE GOD CONNECTION
Attachment wounds and spiritual distance.
Many of us learned to see God through the same lens we saw our caregivers. If love had to be earned, obedience performed, approval sought — there's a good chance that's how you've learned to relate to God too. Anxious. Striving. Wondering if you've done enough.
Secure attachment to God means internalizing the belief that Jesus already paid for it — which means when you mess up, the move isn't to hide. It's to run toward Him.
This is the thread that runs through so much of our pain. And it's exactly the thread I want to help you follow.