Sandy Springs, GA
Anxiety & OCD Therapy for Sandy Springs.
(honestly? most of you should just do telehealth.)
Let me be straight with you about the drive, because I would rather you hear it from me than discover it on a Wednesday at 4:40. Sandy Springs to my Alpharetta office is a real trip up GA-400, and depending on the hour it can be anywhere from thirty minutes to considerably worse. If in person matters to you, book a mid morning or early afternoon slot and it is very manageable. The office is at 290 S Main St, Suite 200 in downtown Alpharetta, with easy parking once you arrive.
For most Sandy Springs clients, though, secure telehealth is simply the better call. It is available anywhere in Georgia, it is the same treatment, and it means you are not spending ninety minutes in traffic to work on your anxiety and then sitting in traffic again on the way home.
I treat anxiety and OCD specifically: high-functioning anxiety, social anxiety, panic, intrusive thoughts and compulsions with ERP, couples with EFT, and teens.
Sandy Springs specifically
Why people from Sandy Springs reach out.
Sandy Springs runs on work. It is dense with corporate offices, healthcare, legal and finance, and a lot of the people who contact me from there are deep inside careers with genuinely high stakes and very little slack in the schedule. When you spend your professional life being the competent, unflappable one, admitting that you have been white knuckling it for two years is not a small step.
That is the presentation I see most from this area. Not someone falling apart. Someone performing at a high level who is also lying awake rehearsing conversations, who has started dreading a specific meeting, who takes the stairs to avoid the small talk in the elevator, or who has begun having what they are pretty sure are panic attacks in the parking deck. Nobody at work has any idea, which is both a point of pride and part of what keeps it going.
I also hear from people in healthcare and adjacent fields who are extremely reluctant to become a patient anywhere near their professional world. Telehealth solves a lot of that, and I will not push you toward in person if distance from your own orbit is part of what makes this feel possible.
The practical thing worth knowing: I am self pay only, and I state my rates plainly on the rates page rather than making you email to find out. For people with demanding jobs, self pay usually also means no diagnosis submitted to an insurer, which some of my clients care about a great deal.
You do not need to be in crisis to reach out. Being tired of running like this is reason enough.
Who I actually see
Grown-ups who look fine and are quietly not.
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Executives and senior professionals
High stakes, high visibility, zero appetite for falling apart in public. Practical skills that work inside a real workday.
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People who want distance from their field
Telehealth anywhere in Georgia, self pay only, no insurance claim. Privacy is a legitimate reason to choose a therapist.
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Panic in ordinary places
Parking decks, elevators, the drive itself. CBT plus interoceptive exposure gets those places back.
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Two-career couples
You are both excellent at your jobs and stuck in the same loop at home. EFT works on the cycle, not the scorecard.
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 Sandy Springs.
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