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Being a therapist has been a very rewarding experience. A typical day involves meeting with clients, building therapeutic relationships, completing documentation, and collaborating with other professionals. I have learned valuable skills in communication, patience, and problem-solving. Management has been supportive and accessible, and the workplace culture is positive, team-oriented, and respectful. The hardest part of the job is navigating complex client situations, but the most enjoyable part is working with diverse individuals and making a meaningful, positive impact on their lives.

I am pleased to share my experience working with Georgia Families in Transition. As an employee, I have found the organization to be professional, mission-driven, and genuinely committed to supporting both families and staff. Leadership is accessible, supportive, and clear in expectations, which creates an environment where employees can grow and feel valued.

The team culture promotes collaboration, accountability, and compassion. There is a strong focus on quality services, ethical practice, and meaningful engagement with the families we serve. I appreciate the emphasis on communication, ongoing support, and the opportunity to make a real impact in the lives of children and families.

Georgia Families in Transition is an organization that truly cares about its mission and the people behind the work. I am proud to be part of a team that prioritizes integrity, service, and positive outcomes.
— Rose H

I have worked for GFIT for a little over 3 years. This has been a phenomenal experience after searching for a company to partner with that aligned well with my personal values as well as with a “Client Focused” attitude. Work life balance is something that is very important to me, and the management team has proven that they are dedicated to a work culture that cares about my work as a professional but also as a human being outside of the office. I am never chastised about vacation time, if my son is sick and have to leave, they are very understanding. They are sticklers for documentation, which is completely understandable but they also have an extensive training program that leaves everyone prepared and equipped to do their jobs well.

I interned at GFIT for 2 summers and then received an offer to work after graduating college. I am grateful that the company saw potential in me and gave me an opportunity to enhance my skill and contribute to the company mission and vision. I was able to fine tune my leadership skills and I also worked flexible hours which was very important to me. Because of my experience at GFIT, I was able to become a Qualified Professional, pour back into my community, and went on to get my Masters in Social Work. I could not have become the professional I am today without the guidance and support of an employer who cared about my long term professional development.

I learned a lot from my time at GFIT. The management gave me an opportunity to learn and enhance my skills. My managers were very engaged with staff and really cared about each individuals success. The people I worked with were great and the company itself really invests itself into you. I had a clear guideline for promotion criteria and in my yearly review, my manager always addressed my concerns and presented me with solutions. My husband and I relocated to Texas so I am no longer with the company, but I definitely would be if my husband did not get a great opportunity out of state.

I would not recommend this company due to several recurring issues. There were consistent delays with employee pay, and opportunities for advancement were limited despite initial promises. While the company presents a positive image at first, my experience did not match those expectations. Pay discrepancies and lack of follow-through on professional growth made this a frustrating workplace. I encourage job seekers to carefully consider their options before accepting a role here.

Georgia Families in Transition has been in business for 10 years, graciously serving the community. The owners and employees are equally passionate about making a difference in the lives of the families they serve. I have enjoyed working with GFIT for the past 3 years and have seen the agency grow in their level of commitment in Chester, SC. While the business of mental health is challenging, I enjoy making a difference in peoples lives as well as working for an agency where I have the potential to grow and learn.

Please be cautious to work with a company who hires people on the spot and claims background checks are completed.  The workplace structure is horrible.  They have no HR department or qualified training.  Employer was always placing the blame on employees for issues with receiving payment from the state; therefore, employees were expected to continue working without being paid for months.  The company was paying clients to sign up for services.

I worked for GFIT for 2 years and recently went on maternity leave with my first child. My boss, coworkers, and administrative team were all super helpful, fun to work with, and felt very much like a work family! I never had issues with being paid on time. I am enjoying this time with my baby but excited to go back to work in due time. The fact that I am able to still have job security beyond the traditional 6 weeks is phenomenal and I don’t take my job for granted!

For the past 5 years I have worked for the agency. GFIT is a great company to work for and my hour are flexible. I  have a full caseload in which I average about  50- 60 a week and I get the support I need to be successful. They are serious about rendering quality service to the community. The owner cares about his employees. They take out the time to make sure we follow all guidelines, truly make a positive impact with our clients, and supports a healthy work life balance.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Paraprofessional 4 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Mental health technician 5 salaries reported	$24.80 per hour
Mental health therapist 1 salary reported	$40.00 per hour
Behavioral therapist 1 salary reported	$40.00 per hour
Family therapist 1 salary reported	$43.50 per hour

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