We are Believers Of Sincere Standards United Inc., and United Metro Boys Academy LLC. We are a network of therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, school administrators, community advocates, churches, volunteers and help agencies that have a passion for providing Strength and Faith-Based Solutions by being "A Bridge for Life's Journey". It is our mission to assist men and boys to thrive by rebuilding their familial, vocational, spiritual and communal relationships. Kings Create Kings.
Fathers Offering Counseling, Understanding and Structure
Mission Statement: Project F.O.C.U.S. will work with local school boards and service agencies to provide life coaching, counseling, and community support to male students who don’t have a father in the home.
Vision: Increase the community’s awareness about the need for men (fathers, mentors, counselors) to provide guidance to male students to help develop them into the leaders of tomorrow.
Service Area: Atlanta Metro
Services
Motivational Seminars (Community Based)
Visitation Supervision (Court Approved)
Individual Counseling
Family Counseling
Divorce Counseling
Pre-Marital Counseling
School Seminars (Staff Development)
United Metro Boys Academy
Description: An After School Program organized and facilitated by fathers, mentors, community advocates, and clinical professionals.
Sessions:
Leadership Skills
Positive Images of Manhood
Dress for Success (Self Presentation)
Communication Skills
Anger Management
The Kingdom Development Center (KDC) is a division of BOSS United Inc. that has partnered with organizations in the local community to address the social service needs that are diminishing the resident buy-in and stakeholder retention needed to keep the community healthy.
Although all intensive family interventions and mental health services are handled through UNITED METRO BOYS ACADEMY (UMBA) division of BOSS United Inc.; KDC partners with local churches to offer pastoral and spiritual counseling services.
We are currently offering the following groups and forums:
Project ROYALTY: Parenting Group exclusively for FATHERS
Project COPS: Public Safety Forum for community residents and local police officers
It is KDC’s mission to instill values and teach kingdom principles to the modern family to promote healthy communities.
This division of BOSS United is 100% grant funded.
We specialize in cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems therapy, reality therapy, expressive and exposure therapies to assist families.
We Provide
*Individual Counseling
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Family Counseling
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Group Counseling
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Community Support and Resource Development
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Conflict Resolution
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Probation Assistance
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Clinical Assessments
Intense career exploration has allowed Mr. Frazier the opportunity to integrate clinical, educational and
theological practice into a social framework for service.
His professional background includes consultative program development in the educational, clinical and pastoral counseling arenas.
Having earned a B.A. in Psychology from Ouachita Baptist University, a M.Div. (Masters of Divinity) from Emory University,
and a M.A. in Professional Counseling from Argosy University, has given him the educational standing to both supervise and collaborate
with other service professionals with a passion for human development.
Holding a Georgia Professional Counseling licensure (LPC),
his influence of supervision has ranged from self-supervision to departmental development with employees holding bachelors, masters, and doctorate level degrees
in several disciplines.
It is his goal to provide superior community, family and school solutions and position BOSS United, INC. and United Metro Boys Academy, LLC as “A Bridge for Life’s Journey”.
Levels of Care that we provide
Our Therapy methods
Cognitive behavioral therapy is based upon a combination of basic behavioral and cognitive principles. Our therapists work with clients dealing with a variety of issues and use CBT to assist the client and linking their thoughts and behaviors to achieve change.
Person Centered Therapy is an approach to provide clients with an opportunity to develop a sense of self where they can realize how their attitudes, feelings and behavior are being affected. Our therapists use this model to assists client with gaining insight.
Family therapy is designed to nurture change and development. It tends to view change in terms of the systems of interaction between family members. It emphasizes family relationships as an important factor in psychological health. We believe that the involvement of family members is essential to change of as it relates to the identified client.
Reality therapy is an approach to counseling that focuses on the here and now actions of the client and the ability to create and choose a better future. We want the client to realize that change is possible and a new “reality” can be created.
Expressive therapy is based on the assumption that people can heal through use of imagination and the various forms of creative expression. We use this form of therapy with client’s who struggle with verbalization of emotions and thoughts.
Exposure therapy is a technique intended to treat anxiety disorders. It involves the exposure of the patient to the feared object or context without any danger, in order to overcome their anxiety. Our therapists challenge clients to face their fears in a safe and nurturing manner.
Play therapy is generally employed with children aged 3 through 11 and provides a way for them to express their experiences and feelings through a natural and self-guided process. As children’s experiences and knowledge are often communicated through play, it becomes an important vehicle for them to know and accept themselves and others.
(Also referred to as Telemedicine, Teletherapy or Telepsychiatry)
Telehealth is a form of video conferencing allowing psychiatrists and therapists to provide services to patients outside of the office, for example at the patient’s home or workplace. It also provides the opportunity for consultation with family members, teachers and other providers involved in the patient’s care. Surveyed patients participating in telemedicine say they are very satisfied with the care they are receiving and that they feel telemedicine is a reliable form of practice. In addition, they find that they are able to keep their appointments on a more regular basis.
678-653-8114Board Members
BARRY FRAZIER - PRESIDENT AND CHAIRPERSON
JAMES PAUL - VICE PRESIDENT
KEARY DIAS - TREASURER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ERASTUS MATTHEWS - SECRETARY
CHAUNCEY YOUNG - MEMBER
ROBERT BRUMSEY - MEMBER
ABRAM FRAZIER - APPRENTICE
