About Two Roads Therapy
Jessica Alexander has been providing therapeutic services to adults, children, adolescents, and families in individual and group settings since 2011. She is licensed in the state of Georgia as a Marriage and Family Therapist. Her professional experiences include working in a variety of types of care including residential, inpatient hospital settings, PHP/IOP programs, and outpatient therapy. Her goal is to help her clients better relate to not only with themselves, but with their family members as they go through the healing process.
Topics of Expertise
Jessica Alexander is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families navigating substance use, anxiety, depression, self-esteem challenges, and complex relationship and family dynamics. She is particularly known for her work with clients in early recovery, helping them navigate this critical stage with structure, accountability, and clear, actionable strategies for lasting change.
Jessica brings many years of leadership experience as the Clinical Director of an outpatient substance use program, where she developed advanced clinical insight into how addiction impacts both the individual and the family system. Her work often focuses on relapse prevention, emotional regulation, communication, boundary setting, navigating high-risk situations, and rebuilding trust within relationships.
Known for her direct yet supportive style, Jessica creates a space that is both compassionate and results-oriented. She partners closely with clients to challenge unhelpful patterns, strengthen self-awareness, and develop healthier, more effective ways of relating to themselves and others.
Jessica holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Kennesaw State University and a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Valdosta State University. She is licensed to serve clients in person and virtually in Georgia.
You may be a good fit for therapy with Jessica if:
You're struggling with anxiety, depression, or self-esteem
You want to better understand yourself and how you can react differently in future situations
You're a support person for your loved one and want to work with your loved one on healing as a family
You're newly sober and trying to build a meaningful life in recovery
You're worried about relapse and want additional accountability
Your relationship has been impacted by addiction and want to improve connection
You want to do more childhood work to better understand how the past impacts the present
You're looking for practical tools, direct feedback, and compassionate support