Teresa Bradley-Wheeler is a dedicated licensed professional counselor and master addiction counselor, renowned for her tireless commitment to enhancing mental health and wellness in the community. With a wealth of experience across various sectors, Teresa is a prominent advocate for mental health and substance use awareness.

In the community, Teresa has supported the implementation of numerous outreach programs aimed at reducing the stigma surrounding mental health issues and substance use disorders. These initiatives have empowered individuals to seek the help they need while creating a supportive environment for recovery and healing.

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Demonstrating a deep commitment to supporting those who work on the front lines, Teresa has also collaborated closely with first responders, recognizing the unique mental health challenges they face. By providing specialized training and resources tailored to first responders, Teresa has played a pivotal role in enhancing their mental resilience and well-being.

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Teresa also actively supports rural counties in North Georgia through her work in the healthcare industry, ensuring that underserved communities have access to crucial mental health services. This role highlights her commitment to extending vital resources and support to more remote regions.

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As a board member of RELIF, Teresa contributes valuable insights and leadership to promote mental health advocacy and strategic initiatives, demonstrating her dedication to driving meaningful change at an organizational level.

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With the dual credentials of a licensed professional counselor and a master addiction counselor, Teresa provides expert guidance and compassionate support to clients and their families, helping them navigate their mental health journeys with confidence and care.