Georgia Hull

Clinically focused mental health counseling professional with 15 years of experience supporting individuals and families in high-acuity environments, including crisis intervention, suicide risk and lethality assessment, safety planning, and acute psychiatric stabilization. NC Professional School Counselor currently pursuing second Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CACREP-accredited) at Liberty University (expected 2028) to meet NC Board LCMHC licensure requirements. Experienced in trauma-informed, evidence-based telehealth and in-person crisis care, including virtual crisis triage, post-crisis follow-up, and coordination with emergency and community behavioral health providers.

Bilingual in English and Greek.

School Counselor – Crisis & Mental Health Services - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools - Winston-Salem, NC

(2016-01 - 2025-04)

• Conducted crisis and suicide risk assessments; developed safety plans and determined appropriate levels of care.
• Provided remote and in-person crisis stabilization for acute emotional and behavioral distress.
• Coordinated emergency mental health responses with families, mobile crisis teams, law enforcement, EDs, and psychiatric facilities.
• Delivered crisis counseling following death, violence, abuse disclosures, and community trauma.
• Maintained compliant, time-sensitive clinical documentation; provided after-hours crisis consultation.
• Delivered bilingual crisis counseling to Greek-speaking individuals and families.

Teacher Assistant / Substitute Teacher - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools - Winston-Salem, NC

(2014-01 - 2016-12)

• Supported behavioral crisis intervention and de-escalation in high-acuity environments.

Assistant to Director of Fellowship - Wake Forest School of Medicine

(2007-01 - 2011-12)

• Managed confidential medical documentation in a high-stakes healthcare environment.

M.A. - Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Liberty University (2028-12)

M.Ed. - School Counseling - Salem College

B.A. - Criminal Studies - Salem College