Dr. Chinwé Williams

Dr. Chinwé Williams is a Board-Certified and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Georgia. She has served as a school counselor, counselor supervisor, and an executive coach. Her expertise lies in the areas of trauma recovery, enhancing resilience, and adolescent and young adult wellness. She has taught at Georgia State University, University of Central Florida, and Rollins College. Dr. Chinwé currently speaks and writes in the areas of stress and anxiety management and wellness. She maintains an active private practice in Roswell, GA, serving individuals, couples, adolescents, and young adults. Her website is: meaningfulsolutionscounseling.com

How to Have a Mental Health Check-In With Your Teen and Preteen | Parent Cue Blog

Featured | Mental Health | Self Care

How to Have a Mental Health Check-In With Your Teen and Preteen

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Whether your child is a preteen or a teen, mental health symptoms are widespread around this age. Studies show that mental health and substance use had been rising among adolescents… Read More

Current Events | Featured | Mental Health

5 Ways to Support Your Kids During Scary Times

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Once again, parents are in the undesirable position of having really tough conversations with our kids about images and videos of violence. Navigating difficult terrain is all part of the… Read More

Featured | Mental Health

6 Ways to Parent a Child with a Mental Health Challenge

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Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th)

5 Ways to Cultivate Emotional Resilience in Your Kid or Teen

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I'm Worried My Child Is Self-Harming | Parent Cue Blog

Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Mental Health | Middle School (6th-8th)

I’m Worried My Child Is Self-Harming

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Individuals who self-harm are attempting to control or manage painfully negative thoughts or overwhelming emotions with the resources at their disposal.  Read More
The Warning Signs of Depression and Anxiety in Kids | Parent Cue Blog

Featured | Mental Health | Social Life

The Warning Signs of Depression and Anxiety in Kids

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While sometimes subtle, the signs of anxiety and depression are easy to spot in your child if you look really hard. As a parent, it is important to make sure… Read More

Family Life | Featured | Mental Health | Technology

Is My Kid Addicted to Technology?

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We live in a digital world. Laptops. Tablets. Smartphones. Smart TVs. There are so many devices that occupy our kids’ attention. Controlling screen time is an ever-present task for parents,… Read More
How to Foster Emotional Intelligence in Teens

Character and Values | College and Young Adult | Family Life

How to Foster Emotional Intelligence in Kids & Teens

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Raising a teen who has a hard time feeling empathy, who has a hard time understanding someone else’s emotional experience, or who is prone to extreme emotional outbursts can be… Read More
What To Do When Your Child Gets Suspended or Expelled | Parent Cue Blog

Featured | School Life | Special Topics

What To Do When Your Child Gets Suspended or Expelled

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Use the suspension as a teachable moment. Engage your kid or teen in a conversation about behaving differently in the future, given the same set of circumstances. By helping them… Read More
5 Things Your Kids May Be Worried About This School Year | Parent Cue Blog

Current Events | Featured | Mental Health | School Life

5 Things Your Kids May Be Worried About This School Year

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This academic year is the marker for most of our kids to return to full time, in-person learning. On top of the normal jitters about the academic year, it’s no… Read More
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