About Emily Klein
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Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia at Northside Hospital in Sandy Springs, GA.
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I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in May 2002, at age 12, almost 13.
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I attended the College of Charleston in South Carolina, where I met my now spouse.
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We have two children, a girl and a boy and one dog, named Fred.
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I love the outdoors, live music and spending time with my family, my friends and my acquaintances.
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I enjoy volunteering at Camp Kudzu, a non-profit organization for children with Type 1 Diabetes in Georgia and enjoy speaking, supporting and riding for a cure with Breakthrough T1D Georgia.
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I enjoy learning new things and attend a free support group at Atlanta Diabetes Associates.
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I enjoy any and all wellness, mental or physical health practices.
My Practice
I hope to create a calm environment where you feel at ease
I hope to allow for any subject that comes to mind.
I ask questions about your body and what your emotional experience feels like physically.
Let's be curious about understanding your experience. When you learn more about yourself, you feel confident in knowing what you need in order to regulate yourself.
I believe in creating a strong therapeutic foundation built on trust, authenticity and collaboration. Whatever your needs happen to be, they are important and valuable to understand. I work from a strength-based perspective and build upon what you're already doing well. I focus on the whole person, getting to know you inside and your outer system in which you exist.
I started my practice upon speaking at a Type 1 Diabetes support group. I immediately knew that this was where my true passion lies. Working with individuals and groups in a clinically supportive setting has been helpful in bridging the gaps of healthcare. I am happy to be a part of your treatment team and establish a balanced, coordinated effort to meet your lifestyle goals.
Let’s Work Together
Get in touch so we can start working together.
