Online Therapy in Marietta, GA

Sometimes clients experience difficulty in making it to therapy sessions, due to traffic, work schedule, family obligations, and other demands on their time. We all know how Atlanta traffic can be. Or maybe you’re a little farther away from our office than is feasible to drive on a consistent basis. 

Seeing a therapist online is much like seeing an individual therapist or couples therapist in their office. Online therapy can give you access to quality counseling from the comfort and privacy of your home, car, office, etc no matter where you are in the state of Georgia. You can see your Attached therapist on your lunch break in your car if needed (as long as you’re not driving). 

So if the idea of trying to find time to drive to our office holds you back from therapy, contact us today to see how online therapy can work for you.

That’s a complicated question. Our therapists are licensed, or are pursuing licensure, in the state of Georgia, and need to operate within the rules and requirements of the State Composite Board. 

Our clinicians cannot use their Georgia license to see a client in a different state without following the requirements of that state. Some states offer Georgia clinicians the ability to see clients in that state by simply requesting permission, while others require additional training, coursework, or other requirements to see clients in that state.

Online therapy may be right for you if your location, schedule, or preference prohibits you from seeing a therapist in office. Maybe you live in a remote area of Georgia and there’s not a therapist anywhere nearby. Or maybe your busy schedule keeps you from being able to get the help that you need. Or maybe you just want to improve your mental health or relationship from the comfort and privacy of your home. 

Whatever the reason, if you’d like to see one of our therapists virtually, give us a call today or fill out the interest form at the bottom of the page.

This is a great question to ask yourself because it really depends on the person. Some people prefer meeting online and wouldn't be able to see a therapist without it. Getting care would be better than not having it at all. Some people don't feel phased by being online and don't notice a difference. Thus, it can be just as effective.

However, for some people meeting in person is vital to their work. They might feel disconnected or distracted when meeting online. Sometimes being online is not realistic because they don't have access to a private place to have sessions. 

All in all, your therapist will deliver the same quality therapy whether in person or virtual. It's up to you about how effective it feels for your work.