Georgia Souleles, B.A.

Doctoral Assessment Extern

Georgia (she/her) approaches psychological assessment with warmth and curiosity, helping clients develop a deeper understanding of themselves and the experiences that have shaped them. She strives to create a supportive, nonjudgmental environment where clients of all ages feel heard and comfortable sharing their stories. Georgia believes that meaningful assessment begins with genuine human connection and an appreciation for each person’s unique strengths, challenges, and lived experiences.

Georgia completed undergraduate coursework at Princeton University before earning her Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology from the University of Illinois Chicago. She is currently a second-year student in the Clinical Psychology Doctorate program at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology at National Louis University. Prior to her doctoral training, she volunteered with national crisis hotlines, providing emotional support and crisis intervention to individuals experiencing distress. She recently completed an internship at a nonprofit organization serving female survivors of human trafficking, where she gained experience supporting individuals who had experienced complex trauma.

At Journey Psychology Center, Georgia works under the supervision of licensed clinical psychologists to provide comprehensive psychological assessments for clients across the lifespan. While she enjoys working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds, her clinical interests include adolescents and young adults navigating life transitions, identity development, and the impact of trauma. She views psychological assessment as an opportunity not only to clarify diagnoses, but also to help clients recognize their strengths, better understand themselves, and move forward with greater confidence and self-compassion.