Joel Malin Counseling

05/31/2023

Finding All the Beautiful Things was published in 2022. Still working on finishing the audiobook! If you get a chance to check it out, let me know what you think!

Joel Malin’s Finding All the Beautiful Things is a fun, enlightening, and most importantly, helpful book of essays by a man who is a therapist, veteran, outdoorsman, and believer in God. You will find applicable wisdom and insight that are useful for any walk of life, all delivered in a conversat....

12/08/2021

Valdosta-Daily Times has announced the opening of a new branch of Orchard Health in Valdosta, GA. Jonathan Wade, MD, Candace Wade and Bill Bryant, FNP opened the first office in 2018 in Valdosta, G…

11/20/2021

Pretty cool video!

11/10/2021

Ok so it’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted anything. I’m trying a new perspective with experiential therapy that uses hobbies/activities to demonstrate and reinforce therapeutic principles and I’m kinda excited about it. I have to say, it adds a new level of enjoyment with the added interaction. Here are some pictures that a patient helped with today as part of the exercise.

06/24/2021

Listen to Talk 92.1 tomorrow morning, Friday 6/24 at 8am to hear our therapist Joel Malin talk about the new Valdosta office that opened on June 14th and the benefits of direct primary care and behavioral health counseling in a more accessible format. If you can't listen on your radio, go to www.talk921.com to listen online!

06/22/2021

Direct Primary Care is now available in the Valdosta area!  We are a medical clinic that operates off of a monthly membership fee without the hassle of co-pays and traditional insurance.  We are available 24/7 for urgent issues which can reduce your family's or employees' need for emergency room v...

06/11/2021

Music courtesy of www.mixkit.co

06/02/2021

04/21/2021

I am thrilled to announce that after over 5 years of practice, I was finally awarded full licensure by the state of Georgia. I am truly grateful for the support of key people along the way like Sarah O’Keefe, Leslie Lunney, and Lauren Duren who were clinical supervisors who guided me and encouraged me not to quit during a very long and trying process. Looking forward to being able to use this progress to continue helping others to my utmost extent.

03/10/2021

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