Frequently Asked Questions

    • Individual Therapy

      • Children

      • Teens

      • Adults

      • Elders

    • Couples Therapy

    • Group Therapy

    • Virtual Therapy Sessions

    • In Person Sessions

    • Walk and Talk Therapy

  • Getting started is simple. Look at your different options for therapists, select the therapist you would like to work with, and fill out their contact form. For matters unrelated to therapy you can reach out through our contact page.

  • Yes! You can call us at (404)-482-0794 for a consultation or fill out the form of your desired therapist directly and they will reach out to schedule your free phone consultation.

    Most consultation calls take between 15-25 minutes.

  • All our our therapists set their own rates which average to be about $150 for individual sessions and $180 for couples/family sessions. Each clinician also offers a sliding scale. For those counselors that do not accept insurance we can provide superbills for out of network benefits, and we also accept HSA Cards. Check out each team member for more specific rates.

  • Right now only one of our counselors accepts insurance while all the others offer private pay sessions with income based sliding scale available upon request. We can also provide superbills for potential out of network benefits and we accept HSA cards. Learn more about your therapist options.

  • Each counselor sets their own income based sliding scale, which they can share with you when you contact them directly. If you are on a tighter budget, our intern level clinicians are available and offer sessions between $35-$80 depending on availability.

  • Provisionally licensed (also known as associate-licensed) therapists hold a Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. They are licensed to practice therapy in Georgia and are under the direction supervision of a fully-licensed therapist who they consult with regularly.

    Provisionally-licensed therapists are required to see clients in this way for a certain number of hours (usually around 3,000 hours in no less than 3 years) prior to becoming fully licensed to practice therapy in Georgia.

    We accept curriculum vitae year-round from associate-licensed therapists who wish to apply.

  • Therapists-in-training, or Intern-Level Therapists, are graduate students currently attending a CACREP accredited university. We accept therapists-in-training who are in their final year of a Masters in Counseling program.

    As part of their education and training, these students are required to enroll in an internship class that involves counseling individuals, couples/families, and groups in order to practice the skills they are learning. Their work is supervised by their university supervisor and site supervisor.

    Counseling sessions with you help them meet the requirements for this class, which ends when they graduate. Upon graduation, therapists-in-training apply for their associate level license and become promoted to provisionally licensed therapists. Apply for an internship position.

  • Yes! Some of our counselors work with children and adolescents while others work with adults and the elderly. Some counselors offer couples and family therapy while others only work with individuals. Meet our team and find a therapist that fits your needs.

  • We are located in Little Five Points on the second floor of the Hartz Building

    483 Moreland Ave, NE

    Atlanta, GA 30307

  • Yes! Our Clinical Director, Kelsey Smith, provides group and individual supervision to those seeking licensure. Contact Kelsey to learn more.