Molly Todd

My name is Molly Todd, and I am a Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate at Affinity Counseling & Wellness, PLLC. Prior to earning my counseling degree, I worked as an academic coach at Forsyth Country Day School helping students strengthen their executive functioning, relational, and communication skills.

My counseling approach is holistically informed and collaborative.  I offer Person-Centered, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), attachment theory, and embodiment/somatic practices. These approaches help us understand emotions, offer tools to cope with stress, and help clients build healthier relationships while gently working toward meaningful change.  In our work together, we’ll create a safe and compassionate space to develop understanding and learn skills to navigate life’s challenges with greater confidence and peace.

I work primarily with women ages 16+ and have a special interest in high achieving women with anxiety, stress, life adjustments, relational conflict, and spiritual concerns. I also offer faith-based counseling using these same approaches from a Christian perspective.

When not in the counseliing room, you will probably find me at a coffee shop enjoying an iced mocha latte half sweet, reading outside on a picnic blanket, thrifting, or doing some DIY projects on my house.

Education

  • Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, MA, Christian Counseling –             Clinical Mental Health (May 2026)
  • Wake Forest University, BA, Religious Studies

Additional Training

  • American Counseling Association, Professional Member
  • Forsyth Country Day School – I’ve worked one-on-one with adolescents as an Academic Coach to strengthen their executive functioning, relational, and communicatication skills. This enables them to foster independence and autonomy in academic settings.
  • Christian Ministries – I’ve served in various Christian ministries including Young Life, Athletes in Action, and The Fellows Initiative. I’ve led groups of individuals, ages 14-24, and fostered a rich community, deepening their faith relationships.