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Peachtree Corners, GA

Anxiety & OCD Therapy for Peachtree Corners.

(one more check. one more version. then i'll be done.)

Peachtree Corners is in Gwinnett County, southeast of Alpharetta. Holcomb Bridge Road and Peachtree Parkway connect this part of the metro area; whether a drive across them fits your day is another question. The only in-person office is at 290 S Main St, Suite 200 in Alpharetta. Secure telehealth is available anywhere in Georgia when the drive would turn an appointment into an afternoon project.

Maybe you spend all day solving problems at work and then cannot stop trying to solve a conversation at home. Maybe you revise a message five times, send it, and keep checking for a reply. If this sounds familiar, the question is not whether you are capable. It is why your mind will not let a task be finished.

Therapy here is practical and collaborative. We name what anxiety is predicting, notice what you do to get relief, and choose a small experiment for your real week. We can discuss the fit on a free 15-minute consult.

In-person in Alpharetta Or secure telehealth

Peachtree Corners specifically

What anxiety can look like in Peachtree Corners.

Work near Peachtree Parkway might mean a day full of screens, decisions, and interruptions. You move between tasks quickly, but the uncertainty from one task follows you into the next. What if the message sounded careless? What if someone wanted more detail? If your brain keeps a second task list made only of imagined mistakes, the day gets longer than the calendar says.

High-functioning anxiety can be hard to spot from the outside because you still get things done. The extra checking, late-night preparation, and constant need to stay one step ahead may be invisible. We do not need to wait for your work to fall apart before looking at what the pressure is costing you. We can test a stopping point on one low-stakes task.

Overthinking can spread beyond work. You replay a conversation on Holcomb Bridge Road, rewrite your answer in your head, then arrive home with no more clarity than you had when you left. CBT can help us notice the prediction underneath the replay and experiment with leaving it unanswered for a little while. That is different from trying to win a debate with yourself.

If repeated checking has a more specific OCD pattern, ERP may be useful. We would get clear about what triggers the urge and which rituals follow, including mental reviewing that no one else can see. Practice is gradual, collaborative, and grounded in your everyday situations. There is no surprise test or requirement to go from many checks to none overnight.

Telehealth makes it possible to use a private place in Georgia rather than squeeze in the drive to Alpharetta. If you prefer to meet in person, the office is available there as well. Either way, our work includes specific between-session practice so that the plan gets tested where the worry actually shows up. Maybe that means leaving a message sent after one reasonable review, or noticing how long you spend looking for the next sign of a mistake. We will choose a step together, rather than deciding that every work task or relationship conversation needs to change at once. You can start with one ordinary moment.

Who this is for

Grown-ups who look fine and are quietly not.

  • For the person who catches every error

    You notice details at work and keep searching for problems after the task is done. We can practice a reasonable stopping point.

  • For the after-hours thinker

    Your workday ends, but the mental replay does not. We can look at the prediction that keeps bringing you back.

  • For the invisible checker

    If OCD turns a quick check into a repeated rule, we can talk about gradual ERP that fits your life.

  • For the person who wants a plan

    You do not need another vague instruction to relax. We can choose a specific practice and review what it teaches you.

Common questions

Before you book.

Is there an office in Peachtree Corners?
No. The only office is at 290 S Main St, Suite 200 in Alpharetta. Secure telehealth is available anywhere in Georgia.
Can telehealth work for anxiety around my job?
Yes. We can discuss work anxiety by secure video and plan small practices for the situations where it shows up.
What if I am not sure whether it is anxiety or OCD?
You do not have to decide that from this page. We can talk about the pattern on the free consult and whether my approach fits.

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 Peachtree Corners.

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