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Mental Health Screening

Completing an online screening will help you determine if your recent thoughts or behaviors may be associated with a common, treatable mental health issue.

Schedule an Appointment

Scheduling your first appointment with a counselor is easy. Contact our office at 678-893-5300 during regular business hours or fill out an online request form and we will contact you within 1 business day to schedule your appointment.

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We recognize that receiving therapy is about you, your family and your specific needs. We want to help you prepare for your first appointment.

Summit Counseling is here to help

Since 1990, Summit Counseling has been a trusted community partner; bringing hope, healing and restoration to children, teens, adults, couples and families.

Call 678-893-5300 to schedule an appointment today.
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Emotion Regulation Skills Training – Adolescent Family Group

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Emotion Regulation Skills Training – Adolescent Family Group
October 16 - December 18, 2024

Problematic behaviors evolve to cope with a situation or attempt to solve a problem. While these behaviors might provide temporary relief, they often are not effective in the long-term....

Emotion Regulation Skills Training – Adult Group

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Emotion Regulation Skills Training – Adult Group
October 17 - December 19, 2024

Problematic behaviors evolve to cope with a situation or attempt to solve a problem. While these behaviors might provide temporary relief, they often are not effective in the long-term....

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Understanding ADHD in Teens

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Understanding ADHD in Teens

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The Importance of “Mattering” to Teens

I recently read the book “Never Enough” by Jennifer Breheny Wallace, which dives into achievement culture among adolescents and how it contributes to mental health concerns like anxiety and...