Kathleen E. Bazile Ph.D., LPC Dr. Kathleen Bazile, an esteemed Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor, combines a rich tapestry of clinical expertise with a profound commitment to education. Her academic journey took root at Florida International University, deepened with a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health from Rollins College, and culminated in a Doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision from Mercer University. Beyond her academic achievements, Dr. Bazile is skilled in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Hypnotherapy, enriching her practice with a diverse array of therapeutic approaches.

Specializing in trauma, self-esteem, life transitions of women, anxiety, and mood disorder, Dr. Bazile’s therapeutic work is marked by compassion and a deep understanding of human resilience. Her professional endeavors span conducting psychotherapy groups, leading mindfulness workshops, and providing invaluable support to individuals facing a variety of mental health challenges, including combat-related PTSD.

As an Assistant Professor and the Director of Clinical Training at Richmont Graduate University, Dr. Bazile’s passion for molding future counselors is evident in her dedication to integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application. Her research interests focus on the intersection of technology in counselor education, ethics, and the impact of social media on women’s mental health, contributions she has shared via conferences and peer-reviewed journals.

In her personal life, Kathleen finds balance in nature and treasures moments with her family and close friends, embodying the principles of mindfulness and well-being she advocates for in her professional life.