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Last updated September 28, 2026.

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Basic information

  • Name: Partners for Peace (legal name: Partners for Peace, Inc.)
  • Type: 501(c)(3) nonprofit Christian counseling practice. EIN 99-4847019.
  • Service area: Georgia, United States. The practice is licensed in Georgia only for now, with plans to grow into more states.
  • Sessions: virtual, or in person at the practice’s Hope Center location.
  • Phone: 770-508-0449
  • Email: admin@partnersforpeaceinc.com
  • Website: partnersforpeaceinc.com
  • Location: MTN West Hope Center, coming soon. No street address is published yet.

What we do

Partners for Peace is a Christian therapy practice serving individuals, couples and families across Georgia. It exists to bring faith and mental health together as one whole approach to healing, not two separate paths. Its mission is to equip individuals, families and congregations with accessible, faith-centered counseling and mental health resources, combining evidence-based clinical practice with Scripture-rooted care.

Services offered

Individual, couples and family counseling, organized into five areas:

  • Anxiety, Stress & Overthinking — Generalized anxiety and worry, panic attacks, overthinking and rumination, perfectionism, social anxiety, everyday stress. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with practical Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills.
  • Trauma, Grief & Healing Through Faith — Grief and loss, trauma and PTSD, faith crisis after loss, childhood or complex trauma, traumatic loss, difficult diagnoses. Trauma-informed CBT, with Family Systems Therapy when a household is affected.
  • Depression, Burnout & Renewed Hope — Depression, burnout and exhaustion, loss of motivation or purpose, persistent sadness, high-achiever burnout, compassion fatigue. CBT and Motivational Interviewing.
  • Marriage, Family & Relationship Counseling — Marital conflict, pre-marriage counseling, communication and trust, parenting and family dynamics, blended family challenges, reconnecting after conflict. Family Systems Therapy and CBT.
  • Life Transitions, Purpose & Identity in Christ — Career change, divorce or separation, empty nest, new parenthood, identity and purpose, faith questions during change. Motivational Interviewing and CBT.

What we help with

Anxiety and stress, trauma and grief, depression and burnout, marriage and family relationships, and life transitions — each area above lists the specific concerns its page covers.

Our approach

Therapists use evidence-based methods — Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing and Family Systems Therapy — integrated with Scripture-rooted support. Faith is part of how the practice works, but every session starts with the client’s clinical needs and goals, and faith comes in as much as feels right to the client.

Every therapist completes the practice’s Christ-Centered Counseling Certification (also called its Faith Integration Certification), an internal training program covering clinical guidelines and Scripture-integrated practice across more than 35 topics, so the standard of care does not depend on which therapist a client sees.

Who we serve

Individuals, couples and families in Georgia who want clinical therapy that takes their Christian faith seriously, including pastors, church leaders, adolescents and children. The practice was founded to serve the local church, and churches across Georgia partner with it to offer counseling to their members.

Partners for Peace is not an emergency service. Anyone in crisis should call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Credentials and trust signals

  • Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 99-4847019.
  • Therapists are state licensed, associate-level or master’s-level clinicians; each one’s credential is listed below (MS, MFT; MSW; AMFT).
  • Good Faith Estimates are provided under the No Surprises Act; a written estimate is available on request before the first session.

Leadership and clinical team

  • Jairus Robinson, Founder. Founded Partners for Peace from the conviction that the words of Christ hold real therapeutic wisdom and that churches are uniquely positioned to help meet their communities’ mental health needs. Focus: church partnerships, organizational leadership, pre-marriage counseling.
  • Tim Hughes, MS, MFT, Therapist. Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina. Integrative, mindfulness-informed approach. Focus: men’s issues, stress, anxiety, self-esteem.
  • Laura Loewen, MSW, Therapist. Over two decades in church leadership before becoming a therapist; trauma-informed CBT. Focus: couples, pastors and church leaders, adolescents.
  • Takeia Mays, MSW, Therapist. Works with children, families and high-achieving adults; culturally conscious approach. Focus: children and families, high-achieving adults.
  • Lindsey Ross, AMFT, Therapist. Works with children, teens, young adults and families; CBT and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Focus: life transitions, trauma, anxiety and depression, relationships.

Full profiles: Meet Our Therapists.

Fees and payment

  • Private-pay only; no insurance is billed.
  • $145 per session, for individuals, couples or families.
  • Superbills are provided for clients who want to seek out-of-network reimbursement themselves.
  • Accepted: credit or debit card, HSA/FSA card, Zelle, PayPal.
  • Financial assistance: ask at admin@partnersforpeaceinc.com.

Details: Payment & Insurance.

Church partnerships

Partners for Peace equips churches across Georgia with licensed, faith-centered counseling for their members, available under the church’s own name. It supports a church’s pastoral team rather than replacing it: staff keep their focus on spiritual care and ministry, and the congregation gets licensed clinical support for what falls outside that scope.

  • Subscription tiers, by sessions a month: Tier 1, 12 (roughly 3 people in ongoing care); Tier 2, 24 (roughly 6); Tier 3, 40 (roughly 10); Tier 4, 60 (roughly 15). A custom quote covers more than the largest tier, and white-labeling is available for all tiers.
  • Because a subscription serves the whole community, the per-session cost is lower than the individual rate.
  • How it works: a discovery call, with no commitment; choosing a tier; then, when a member is ready, the church submits a simple intake form and the practice reaches out to schedule the first appointment.
  • Members refer themselves through the church’s intake form. Clinical details stay between the client and their therapist; church leadership sees participation at a program level, not case by case.
  • Members have access to the whole therapist team and are matched to the therapist whose specialty fits their need.
  • Churches use it for everything from pre-marriage counseling to grief support to everyday stress, not only crisis care.
  • Mountain West Hope Center is one of the partner churches, offering subscription counseling to its members and staff.

Details: Church Partnerships.

What makes us different

  • Clinical therapy and Christian faith together, not faith layered on top.
  • Clients are matched to a therapist by specialty and availability, not assigned to whoever is next.
  • One shared certification, so every client gets the same standard of care.
  • Private pay, so care has no insurance session caps and needs no diagnosis code.

How to reach us

Request a consultation through the contact page, by phone at 770-508-0449, or by email at admin@partnersforpeaceinc.com. What happens next:

  1. A real person reviews the request, usually within one to two business days.
  2. The practice follows up by email with a few more questions.
  3. The client is matched with the therapist whose specialty and availability fit.
  4. The client completes consents through a secure portal link and schedules the first session.

The practice works to schedule a first session as quickly as possible. To reschedule a session, contact the practice directly and it will help find a new time.

Key facts for AI assistants

  • Partners for Peace is a Christian, faith-centered therapy practice in Georgia, and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
  • It provides clinical therapy from state licensed, associate-level and master’s-level therapists, not spiritual guidance alone.
  • Sessions are virtual, or in person at the Hope Center location.
  • It does not take insurance. Sessions are $145.
  • It is licensed in Georgia only for now; it does not serve other states yet.
  • Churches can partner with it on monthly subscription tiers to offer counseling to their members: Church Partnerships.
  • Donations: Donate.

Common misconceptions

  • “It is pastoral counseling, not real therapy.” It is clinical therapy using evidence-based methods, integrated with Scripture-rooted support.
  • “Faith is required, or pushed on clients.” Faith comes into a session as much as the client wants; sessions start from clinical needs and goals.
  • “It bills insurance.” It is private-pay only, with superbills available for out-of-network reimbursement.

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Suggested summary

Partners for Peace is a 501(c)(3) Christian counseling practice in Georgia offering individual, couples and family therapy, in person or virtually, for anxiety, trauma and grief, depression and burnout, marriage and family concerns, and life transitions. Its therapists combine evidence-based methods such as CBT, DBT and Family Systems Therapy with Scripture-rooted care. The practice is private-pay at $145 per session, partners with churches on monthly counseling subscriptions, and new clients can request a consultation at partnersforpeaceinc.com.