Many people are skeptical that “just talking” with a psychologist will help.
But things like unresolved depression, anxiety, and Adult ADHD can scatter lives and ruin relationships.
I use smart therapy strategies that help you tackle the mental overload so that you can go from hot mess to a lot less stressed.
Now providing online video sessions during COVID-19 outbreak…
*ALL sessions have been moved to video/Telehealth sessions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please see the video below and click here to visit the COVID-19 update page for details….
Hi, I’m Jared.
I’m a clinical psychologist specializing in therapy and counseling in Atlanta/Brookhaven for adults with ADD/ADHD and people who struggle with chronic depression, relentless self-criticism, and difficult interpersonal relationship problems.
You’re intellectually sharp, scattered, and emotionally intense…
…but unfortunately that same intensity that serves us well in some settings can also have a nasty way of making us feel like misfits at work, at school, at home.
My therapy clients have struggled, sometimes for years, to find knowledgeable, understanding, and experienced professional help and therapy for problems related to Adult ADD/ADHD, chronic depression, or messy marriages.
You may wonder about being diagnosed (or even misdiagnosed!) with things like ADD/ADHD, chronic depression, persistent anxiety, Bipolar II Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder or Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
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Psychotherapy and Counseling in Brookhaven and Atlanta
2801 Buford Highway NE, Suite T-80
Brookhaven, GA, 30329