Our plan for coronavirus (COVID-19)
Switching to telehealth appointments
Effective Monday, March 16, all clients are to be switched to telehealth sessions until further notice. If clients elect to not have a video session, we will reschedule out after 4/13. ALL new clients will be rescheduled until the week of 4/13. Keep an eye on our social media pages for more information.
The best way to help defeat coronavirus (COVID-19) is to limit its ability to infect others. As part of our civic responsibility, we are doing everything we can to hinder the virus and protect our most vulnerable citizens.
Cancelled: Group Therapy and D&D Wednesdays
All group therapy meetings including Trans Youth Group Therapy and D&D Wednesdays are cancelled until further notice.
Reduce exposure
Coronavirus is an airborne antigen. This means it's spread through the ultra fine water droplets in our coughs and sneezes. That's why face masks should only be used by persons who are infected or exposed to the virus. Face masks keep things from being coughed and sneezed into the atmosphere.
To that end, we encourage our clients and followers to do everything they can to limit exposure to the virus. Stay away from large crowds. Avoid touching your face. Wash your hands often and use hand sanitizers. Practice good hygiene. Limit your outings wherever you can. Keep physical contact to a minimum, especially with persons who are at high risk, such as persons who are immune-compromised due to cancer, HIV, asthma, or have a comorbid illness such a heart disease or hypertension (high blood pressure.)
If you get sick...
The CDC is urging persons with mild symptoms (dry cough and high fever) to stay home, rest, and treat your symptoms with over the counter remedies. Only seek medical attention if your symptoms worsen; your fever gets worse or won't reduce, or you have difficulty breathing. You should recover within a week or so. After that, you should wear a face mask when out in public since some research has shown the weakened pathogen may remain in your lungs for up to 37 days.
For more information please visit this page on the CDC's website, and take care of yourself!
More information on reducing infection
For more information on how to prevent infection, please visit this page on the CDC's website.
We Strive To Meet All Your Counseling Needs
Children and Adolescent Therapy
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
Children and Adolescent Therapy
We have extensive experience in child and adolescent behavioral issues:
ADHD, Anger/Aggression, Anxiety, Autism, Conduct, Defiance, Depression, Divorce, Educational Issues, Impulsiveness, Grief/Loss, Mania, Oppositional Behaviors, Phobias, Reactivity, Stressors, and many more issues. We serve children and adolescents from Pre-K through High School and beyond.
Internet-Based Therapy
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
Children and Adolescent Therapy
We know how important quality mental healthcare is even for those in the most remote parts of Georgia. By using internet-based tele-mental heath services, we offer quality counseling to EVERY ONE of Georgia's 159 counties without the expense and hassle of travelling to our offices.
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
Using a combination of therapeutic interventions (CBT, DBT, REBT, SFBT, TF-CBT) we strive to meet your needs and meet you where you are in life's journey. While we are educated and professional, we never forget that you are the expert in your life. We are merely the guides on the path to better mental and emotional health.
Animal Assisted Therapy
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
Individual/Family/Couples Therapy
The use of animals as a part of the therapeutic environment helps to make even the hardest things to talk about a little bit easier. While this intervention is not available for everyone, we are willing to discuss the best treatment options for you.
Sex Offender Treatment
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
Some counseling situations require highly specialized professionals. This is one of those populations, and we are prepared to offer effective, research-based services which are judgement-free, safe, secure, confidential (and when needed, after-hours) to those in need.
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
LGBT Affirmative Therapy
When choosing a therapist to help you deal with life's ups and downs, it's important to choose a therapist who is compassionate, caring, and who understands the unique challenges that come with being a member of the LGBT community. Our therapists are uniquely qualified to assist you in all areas of your therapeutic journey.
Announcements
Holiday Hours
No new clients (for now!)
No new clients (for now!)
The office will be closed for the following holidays:
- Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, Nov 28)
- Christmas Eve (Tuesday, Dec 24)
- Christmas Day (Wednesday, Dec 25)
- New Year's Day (Wednesday, Jan 1)
No new clients (for now!)
No new clients (for now!)
No new clients (for now!)
We are unable to accept any new clients for the foreseeable future. Keep an eye on this space and our social media channels for news of when we will be accepting new clients.
Member of the ALGBTIC
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Chuck is now a member of the Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues in Counseling.
The mission of ALGBTIC includes the recognition of both individual and social contexts presenting the confluence of race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, ability, age, spiritual or religious belief system, and indigenous heritage.
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Don't forget to follow us on social media for updates, articles, and tidbits of Chuck's wisdom. We're on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. We also have a YouTube channel we update with videos of Chuck doing what he does best: talk about and bring awareness to mental health topics in his straightforward, no-nonsense way.