Find a Counselor

  • For:

  • Clinical Services:

  • Locations:

  • Languages:

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.

What to
Expect

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.
Summit Counseling Center

Upcoming Events

Summer Group: E.S.A. 2.3 Anxiety (3rd – 5th Grade)

ClinicalEvents

Summer Group: E.S.A. 2.3 Anxiety (3rd – 5th Grade)
June 23 - June 27, 2025

Worry is a normal feeling that we all feel. But sometimes that worry can turn into anxiety, which some kids feel in their bodies or their thoughts and makes...

Summer Group: E.S.E. 2.1 Executive Functioning (3rd-5th Grade)

ClinicalEvents

Summer Group: E.S.E. 2.1 Executive Functioning (3rd-5th Grade)
June 23 - June 27, 2025

The purpose of this group is to help equip students with skills to improve their executive functioning, increase school performance, and navigate school assignments and other responsibilities.

Blogs, News & Book Reviews

ADHD: Is My Child Lazy?

Children

ADHD: Is My Child Lazy?

Parents of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) question their child’s motives. They are at a loss of how to address their child’s behavior and let their frustration...

Hormones of Love and the “Three-Year Itch”

Couples&Relationships

Hormones of Love and the “Three-Year Itch”

Research shows that people get a surge of pleasant hormones early in a new romantic relationship: dopamine (the reward hormone of excitement and pleasure), oxytocin (the trust and attachment...