Meshai Olivares Dixon LMFT
My role as a therapist is to come alongside you as a facilitator of the therapeutic journey.
This may happen at different points in your life, in the marriage journey, or in various stages of development. Whether your journey is short or long,
I aim to come to support you as you find inner peace and personal growth.
As an individual, couple, and group therapist, I bring a knowledge of therapeutic tools to sessions that help facilitate your personal healing and growth. I believe in the power of living out one’s authentic self and the freedom that comes from changing perspectives.
Truth desires to be lived outwardly.
I am excited about the opportunity to aid you in living it authentically and from a well of inner strength.
Credentials
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in the state of GA (2023-present)
Training
Principle DBT Training (40 hrs) with Clerissa Cooper LPC, DBT-C and Lianne Stevenson, LPC, DBT-C (2019)
Telehealth certificate Institute, LLC with Raymond Barrett, LPC, LMHC - 6 hrs (2019)
Clinical Training Internship in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) at Skyland Trail (2017-2018)
Training in BDSM: Beyond the Basics from The Relationship Equality Foundation
Extensive Foundational Training in Cyclical Intimate Partner Violence through International Women’s House
Education
Masters of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy (MAMFT) from Richmont Graduate University (2018)
Certificate in Trauma Therapy from Richmont Graduate University (2018)
Certificate in Sex Therapy from Richmont Graduate University (2018)
Professional Experience
Member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists (2017-present)
Trauma Counselor at Brighter Day Counseling, a non-profit serving the local Atlanta community (2018 - 2019)
Hope Trauma Center Marriage and Family Clinical Intern, a non-profit therapeutic center serving the local community (2017-2018)
DBT Clinical Intern at Skyland Trail for individual and group therapy (2017-2018)
Victim Advocate at International Women’s House, serving multi-ethnic women and children affected by intimate partner violence and sexual trafficking (2005-2011)
Children’s Advocate Aid for The Hospitality House, an intimate partner violence shelter that focused on safety and environmental stability for children and their families