Who Should Seek Counseling?

Students should seek counseling services when their normal way of handling problems is no longer working. Personal Counseling Services will help students identify, understand and develop skills to resolve their individual concerns, as well as provide an opportunity for students to learn how to resolve personal problems, learn new skills and look at their situation in a different way.

How can I contact a Personal Counselor?

The Office of Personal Counseling Services supports the overall mission of the college by assisting in the transformation “of the lives of our students to thrive in a global society . . . and to facilitate the achievement of academic, professional and personal goals.” The Counseling Services at Georgia Perimeter College are staff with licensed professionals who are committed to accomplish this goal by creating a student-supported climate and providing the best mental health services available.

Personal Counseling Access Line:  770-278-1300

Alpharetta Campus
Quinnise Pettway, LPC, NCC
Personal Counselor
Building AA, Room 1430
678-240-6174

Clarkston Campus
Dana Epps, LPC
Personal Counselor
Building CN, Room 1548
678-891-3315

Decatur Campus
Ca Trice Glenn, LPC, NCC
Personal Counselor
Building F, Room 2020
678-891-2346

Dunwoody Campus
Javon Williams, LPC, NCC
Personal Counselor
Building B, Room 1306
770-274-5166

Newton Campus
Loni Crumb, LAPC
Personal Counselor
Building 2N, Room 2306
770-278-1286

Dr. Rufus Larkin, LPC, LCSW
Associate Director of Personal Counseling
Building 1N, Room 3105
770-278-1366