All of Georgia
Online Anxiety & OCD Therapy across Georgia.
(Atlanta to Savannah to that town nobody's heard of. all counts.)
I'm licensed in Georgia, which means I can see you over secure video wherever you are in the state — Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Rome, Valdosta, that town off I-16 with the good gas-station biscuits. If you live in Georgia, we can work together.
Telehealth isn't a downgrade of "real" therapy. For anxiety and OCD specifically — where a huge chunk of the work is skills you use in your own life — doing it from your own space often makes practice easier, not harder.
Georgia specifically
Why people from Georgia reach out.
Georgia has plenty of therapists. It doesn't have enough who actually do ERP for OCD, who'll be direct with you, and who won't turn a session into a monologue about "your journey."
Most of my virtual clients live somewhere the nearest OCD-informed clinician is 90 minutes away. The video option means you don't have to move, drive, or settle for someone doing generic talk therapy on a problem that needs a specific tool.
Same rates, same approach, same honest read on whether I'm the right fit for what you're dealing with.
Who I actually see
Grown-ups who look fine and are quietly not.
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Anywhere-in-Georgia adults with OCD
Real ERP, delivered over secure video. Structured, paced, and pointed at you having your life back.
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Rural and small-town clients
If the closest OCD-informed clinician is an hour and a half away, video is the tool.
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Busy Atlanta professionals
The 285 commute is not a good use of your Tuesday. Log in from the office door closed.
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Georgia teens 13–17 (with parent consent)
Virtual work for teens who'll actually show up if it doesn't require a car ride and a waiting room.
Ready when you are.
A free 15-minute call. Tell me what's going on. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit for someone in Georgia.
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