ABOUT

Dr. Morais L. Cassell is a Behavioral Health Specialist/Therapist. A Licensed Professional Counselor - LPC012626. A graduate of Liberty University's Master's and PhD programs, Department of Counselor Education & Family Studies School of Behavioral Sciences. He is certified by the National Board of Certified Counselors as an NCC ("National Certified Counselor"- NCC#1140359). He is a Board Certified - TeleMental Health Provider. Dr. Morais is a certified QPR instructor in suicide awareness by the QPR institute (NBCC Provider#5889). As part of his postgraduate studies, Dr. Cassell holds a certificate in Pharmacology from Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Morais Cassell’s counseling experience spans varied environments including: a youth crisis hotline, hospital emergency room, mobile crisis unit, mental health center, crisis stabilization unit, collaborative care in primary care and psychiatric clinics, middle and high school, tele-mental health, and faith-based communities. He utilizes integrated (Traditional and Faith-Based), best-practices, evidence based, clinical counseling expertise, counselor education knowledge, and tele-mental health approaches to create a unique and hope-filled environment for clients and professionals. Dr. Cassell is the director of C3 - In This Together, LLC., where he partners with indivuduals, organizations, and corporations for mental health management and disability awareness. His trademarked phrase, Disable Disability™️ advocates that we create awareness that disability does not mean a lack of ability, but that those with disability/special needs are "differently enabled".

Dr. Morais currently serves as program specialist for NAMI Georgia, the National Alliance on Mental as program specialist in Georgia, where he trains and certifies first responders (police officers, school resource officers, EMTS, clinicians), educators, lawyers, families, students, healthcare providers, and community leaders with the strategies they will need to "End the Silence, Shame & Stigma" of Mental Illness & Suicide within their environments. Dr. Cassell is also a founding member of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Georgia).

As an educator, Dr. Morais has served in elementary, middle, and high schools, as a teacher, dean, and school therapist.

Dr. Cassell has served as guest lecturer on mental health for various academic institutions.

Dr. Morais resides near Atlanta (Middle Georgia), U.S.A., along with his wife and daughter. He is actively involved with his community and church.