ANNE WOOTEN Prescott

I founded my own private psychotherapy practice using horses and dogs as my co- therapists
Practiced 41years as a psychotherapist

2020- I am transitioning into “Semi-Retirement”, decreasing my weekly patient load from 35-40 patients a week to 15-20 a week.
I have a new counseling colleague joining my practice so I can travel and play with my horses more often. I love my work and want to continue hearing people’s stories and guiding them to fund their own passion’s and experience the Spiritual Joys of life more fully.

Being an Army Brat, our family moved to Georgia in my 10th grade year. I joined the majority of my classmates who had been in this area for the majority of their lives. I definitively felt misplaced and different. I attempted to join in the girls sports opportunities but there were very few options. Thank goodness I had my beautiful white horse, Misha, who kept me busy after school. I felt connected to only a few Lakeshore classmates : who are still my Eternal Friends today. I graduated after my junior year and went to college in Milledgeville at Georgia College University, where I competed on their gymnastics team for 4 years.