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In today's world, economic and social conditions often result in pressures on families, children, and professional adults. Branscomb Center for Creative Change is designed to meet your needs, with coaching, individual personal growth programs and equine-assisted therapy.

Louisa Branscomb, Ph.D., Director, has advanced degrees in Education, Science Communication, and Psychology and is a certified mediator. She has been a psychologist for nearly 30 years and taught horseback riding for over three decades. She has received awards for research in mother-daughter relationships, trauma psychology, and women's issues. Louisa brings creativity to her work by incorporating her background as a three-time Grammy winning songwriter/musician and published poet.

Mission

Drawing on research in human behavior and years of clinical and community experience, CCC will work collaboratively with you or your business to tailor an integrated plan for expanding your horizon. We will provide a thorough assessment of needs and goals of each client and design creative, integrated growth experiences to meet those needs.

Individual, Family, Group, and Couples Therapy
Trauma Psychology
Psychological Assessment
Life Coaching
Women's Issues
Children of Divorce
Midlife and Aging
Relationship Counseling
Parental Reunification Therapy
Adolescent Identity Issues
Spirituality, Trauma, and Empowerment
Parent-Child relationships

The Pegasus Program

CCC offers a farm-based program, The Pegasus Program. Here the farm setting is used to provide therapeutic and coaching experiences for youth and adults. Traumatized or alienated children can benefit from the Pegasus Program, where trust and communication can be fostered through equine-assisted therapy and behavior modification applied in the setting of the working farm. Surrounded by natural beauty and peace, individuals often find the serenity and trust to let go of negative patterns and risk.

Elmer & Co.

Water Balloon Fight !!

"I conduct a limited psychotherapy and life coaching practice here at the farm, along with equine activities as part of personal growth. My philosophy is based on the belief that healing is effected by responsive and empowering interpersonal relationships and by feeling a home in the natural world. My goal is to assist people to find meaning and balance through the interpersonal process of psychotherapy, using the wooded natural environment at Woodsong as a resource and setting. Some of my interests are artistic expression, relational ethics, living with chronic illness, loss, and trauma. I am a Clinical Psychologist licensed in Georgia and Washington."