Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if therapy or psychologist can help me?

Therapy has proven to be helpful in resolving a number of problems people commonly encounter, such as anxiety or depression. A recent review by Consumer Reports looking at therapy found that 85% of all clients who attended therapy found it to be very beneficial in dealing with their problem(s) and that those issues were successfully resolved.

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Anxiety is the most common disorder in the US. Since the pandemic 1 in 5 adults struggles with anxiety.  1 in 4 Kids ages 13-18 suffer from anxiety. Those with untreated generalized anxiety miss out on important social events, are 3 to 5 times more likely to go to the doctor, may miss school or work, and may engage in substance abuse.

How do I schedule a session or testing?

Call our office at 770-956-9213 and schedule an appointment.  Paperwork can be completed before your visit by downloading then here.

What times of day are appointments available?

Counseling  and testing appointments are available daytime and evening.  Check out our hours here.

How quickly can I get an appointment?

Most appointments can be made in a week or less depending on your schedule flexibility and our openings. We fill openings as soon as they become available.  Call to see what options are available.  We will make every effort to get you in soonest. Call now 770-956-9213.

What if my child needs to see a psychologist?

If you feel your child may need to see a therapist, please contact our office at 770-956-9213. We have counseling professionals who specialize in childhood issues, family therapy, and diagnostic assessment. We will work with you, your child, and family to identify the problem and put a plan into place to treat it.

Do you accept insurance?

Insurance plans, deductibles, and copay's vary from insurance company to insurance company.  Check with your insurance company to see if you have coverage. Payment is due at time services are rendered; that said, we will give you all the paperwork and information you need to submit your claim to your provider.