If we neglect the heart and soul of a patient we miss the very thing that makes us human.
At Calhoun Women’s Center, we believe strongly that all patients should be treated as a whole human being. We believe that the biological aspects of care are just as important as the psychological, the spiritual, and the social, and the cultural aspects.
Our Approach
We're a team of passionate thinkers and doers, dedicated to building with purpose and clarity. Collaboration and curiosity drive everything we do. Our process is simple, thoughtful, and designed with your experience in mind. We believe great results come from clear steps, open collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose.
In-person and remote options
Our office is conveniently located in Calhoun, GA. A place to gather, grow, and reconnect.
Our Services
Zahnwhea Harmon is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and the Director of Mental Health Services at Calhoun Women’s Center. She provides compassionate, evidence-based counseling in a safe, supportive environment where clients can feel seen, heard, and understood.
Zahnwhea offers individual, group, and family therapy, helping adolescents and adults navigate emotional pain, life stressors, and healing from past experiences. Her clinical focus includes working with individuals who have experienced trauma, with specialized care for those navigating complex emotional wounds and recovery.
Areas of Focus
Anxiety and depression
Postpartum mental health challenges
Birth trauma and pregnancy loss
Trauma and PTSD
Chronic stress and burnout
Major life transitions and adjustment challenges
Relationship and family stress
Emotional overwhelm and difficulty coping
Do you need therapy?
Sometimes this can be a very hard question to answer. When we look at our patients it’s not always obvious whether a patient will need therapy or not. Often times people mistakenly think that therapy is only for extreme people and they think that it’s something that goes on forever, but the truth is that therapy is for many things that are very common (anxiety, depression, grief, hard life transitions, and sometimes things like trauma) and most frequently patients only need therapy for a limited timeframe. Some things that may que you in that you may benefit from therapy would include:
-Feeling overwhelmed most days
-Anxiety that is affecting your sleep or your relationships.
-Feeling consistently disconnected from your child or partner
-Struggles related to loss (miscarriage, birth trauma, losing someone close to you)
-Consistent feelings of burn out or emotional exhaustion.
Meet our Director of Mental Health Services.
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Zahnwhea "Z" Harmon
Director of Mental Health Services/Lead Therapist
Zahnwhea Harmon, MA, LPC grew up in Atlanta and met her husband Dr. Joseph Harmon in Savannah, GA. They have 3 children: Vada, Ezra and Harper who are the loves of their lives. Z practices from a trauma informed, person centered orientation, utilizing EMDR, DBT, and TF-CBT to walk alongside clients. In her spare time Z enjoys reading, baking, gardening, and photography.
