The Wings of Dragonfly

The Wings of Dragonfly The Wings of Dragonfly, founded by Tori Teska, Amanda Celmer, & David Cleope. We believe in second chances—because each of us has been given one ourselves.

Transformation is possible, we’re here help you begin your new journey. At The Wings of Dragonfly LLC, we believe every day is a new beginning. Inspired by the dragonfly—a symbol of transformation, resilience, and inner light—we are a sanctuary for change, healing, and personal growth. Our mission is to empower individuals on their journey toward emotional well-being through a holistic and experiential approach to therapy. We offer a range of services, including animal-assisted therapy, talk therapy, group therapy for teens and adults, and immersive workshops. Specializing in trauma, dual diagnosis, substance use, and mental health, we integrate the healing power of nature and meaningful connection to help clients embrace joy, process emotions, and rediscover what’s possible.

03/13/2026

We are grateful for the heart and leadership of our COO, Equine Therapist, and Drug & Alcohol Counselor, Tori Teska.
Tori’s journey through substance use, treatment, and recovery inspired her to help others find healing. Her passion for horses led her to equine therapy, where she helps people reconnect, regulate, and grow.
Behind the scenes, Tori also ensures The Wings of Dragonfly meets the highest standards in compliance and procedures. Her dedication to recovery and to making a positive impact in our community is truly unmatched. 🐎💙

03/11/2026

During a brainspotting session, a trained therapist helps identify specific eye positions—called brainspots—that correspond with unprocessed trauma or emotional experiences stored in the brain. When a person focuses on that spot while remaining mindful of what they are feeling in their body, the brain can begin to process and release those stored experiences naturally.

03/10/2026

During a brainspotting session, a trained therapist helps identify specific eye positions—called brainspots—that correspond with unprocessed trauma or emotional experiences stored in the brain. When a person focuses on that spot while remaining mindful of what they are feeling in their body, the brain can begin to process and release those stored experiences naturally

03/09/2026

Amanda understands bipolar disorder not only through clinical training, but through lived experience. Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that affects mood, energy, and the ability to function day-to-day. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, bipolar disorder affects approximately 2.8% of adults in the United States each year, and while it can be challenging, it is also highly treatable with the right support, therapy, and medication when appropriate.
Amanda often reminds our clients that bipolar disorder does not define a person—it is simply one part of their story.

03/09/2026

Amanda understands bipolar disorder not only through clinical training, but through lived experience. Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that affects mood, energy, and the ability to function day-to-day. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, bipolar disorder affects approximately 2.8% of adults in the United States each year, and while it can be challenging, it is also highly treatable with the right support, therapy, and medication when appropriate.
Amanda often reminds our clients that bipolar disorder does not define a person—it is simply one part of their story.

03/04/2026

There’s something sacred about the way a horse meets your spirit.
For Tori Teska, that connection wasn’t something she found later in life — it was something that quietly found her, again and again, through every season she walked through.
From the time she was young, horses were never “just animals.” They were steady when life felt uncertain. They listened without interrupting. They mirrored emotions she didn’t yet have words for. In moments of doubt, they offered grounding. In moments of joy, they amplified it. And in moments of heartbreak, they stood close — breathing, present, patient.

03/04/2026

There’s something sacred about the way a horse meets your spirit.
For Tori Teska, that connection wasn’t something she found later in life — it was something that quietly found her, again and again, through every season she walked through.
From the time she was young, horses were never “just animals.” They were steady when life felt uncertain. They listened without interrupting. They mirrored emotions she didn’t yet have words for. In moments of doubt, they offered grounding. In moments of joy, they amplified it. And in moments of heartbreak, they stood close — breathing, present, patient.

03/04/2026

There’s something sacred about the way a horse meets your spirit.
For Tori Teska, that connection wasn’t something she found later in life — it was something that quietly found her, again and again, through every season she walked through.
From the time she was young, horses were never “just animals.” They were steady when life felt uncertain. They listened without interrupting. They mirrored emotions she didn’t yet have words for. In moments of doubt, they offered grounding. In moments of joy, they amplified it. And in moments of heartbreak, they stood close — breathing, present, patient.

03/02/2026

At Wings of Dragonfly, we are honored to have a Clinical Director who brings not only professional expertise, but lived experience to the work we do every day. Amanda Celmer offers firsthand knowledge of the realities of addiction, the therapeutic process, and the journey of recovery. Her understanding goes beyond theory — it is grounded in real-world experience, personal growth, and a deep commitment to lasting change.

03/02/2026

At Wings of Dragonfly, we are honored to have a Clinical Director who brings not only professional expertise, but lived experience to the work we do every day. Amanda Celmer offers firsthand knowledge of the realities of addiction, the therapeutic process, and the journey of recovery. Her understanding goes beyond theory — it is grounded in real-world experience, personal growth, and a deep commitment to lasting change.

Staff Meeting with Archie 😍
02/26/2026

Staff Meeting with Archie 😍

02/26/2026

Tori Teska the Wings Equine Animal Assisted Therapist gives insight on the therapeutic value of working with the beautiful Thoroughbred Valentine!

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4390 Earney Ed. Suite 110
Woodstock, GA
30188

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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