Counselors

Meg Moye

megmoyecounseling@gmail.com
404-483-3711

Meg obtained her BA from The University of Kentucky and M.S.W. from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has practiced as a psychotherapist with individuals, couples and groups for over 40 years. After working at the Cerebral Palsy Center for Families in South Carolina and The New York Foundling Hospital in New York City, she moved to Atlanta in 1976 and joined The Training and Counseling Center at St. Luke’s as therapist and then Clinical Director. She continues to lead grief groups, working with pastoral care at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. She joined The Cathedral Counseling Center in 2016.

Meg’s areas of interest include grief, life transitions, and women’s issues, as well as relationship issues, personal and spiritual development and issues of life stages. She enjoys working with all ages from young adults to those in their later years, as each stage brings us challenges and wonderful possibilities for growth.

Meg views health as including emotional, spiritual and physical components. She works to provide a space for a relationship with clients that is safe, compassionate, and sensitive, honoring each person’s belief system as she walks with them in their stories. Her presence reflects her years of clinical and life experience, as well as her training and education.

Meg has been in Atlanta for 45 years, has been married for 51 years and has three adult married children and nine grandchildren. She loves being in nature, playing with her grandchildren, writing, photography, travel and spending time with family and friends.

Katie Setterberg

kasetterberg@gmail.com
404-421-7258

For more than ten years, Katie has been working with clients towards healing and growth. She believes in the work of counseling because she has seen it be transformative in her own life and the lives of many others.

Katie earned her bachelors degree at Davidson College with a double major in Sociology and Religion. With a growing desire to support others in pursuit of healing and wholeness, she went on to obtain a Masters in Professional Counseling from Richmont Graduate University.

Now as a licensed therapist, Katie provides a safe and nurturing environment to help people navigate difficult life seasons and circumstances. She believes that intentionally attending to ourselves and our lives gives us the opportunity to address past pain, engage the present, and gain vision for the future. Katie works with adults and adolescents with a variety of presenting concerns. Some areas of professional interest include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, identity development in older adolescents and young adults, postpartum support, addressing shame, life transitions, difficult family dynamics, and issues of faith and spirituality. Katie also offers couples counseling and periodic group therapy. Additionally, Katie is a former collegiate athlete and coach, and enjoys integrating her past experience by working therapeutically with athletes, coaches, and teams.

Katie is an Atlanta native. She lives with her husband and three children. She enjoys adventuring with her family, spending time with friends, sampling local coffee, writing, and being outdoors.