Take back control of your life with compassionate, professional support.

Addiction is not a personal failure — it’s a complex struggle that affects your mind, body, and relationships. Whether you’re facing substance use, behavioral addictions, or the lingering effects of dependency, The Summit Counseling Center is here to walk alongside you. Our licensed therapists offer individualized, evidence-based care in a safe, judgment-free environment.

Is Addiction Affecting Your Life?

You may benefit from addiction counseling if you:

  • Feel like your substance use is interfering with your health, work, or relationships
  • Use drugs, alcohol, or certain behaviors (like gambling or gaming) to cope with stress or emotions
  • Have tried to quit or cut back without success
  • Experience guilt, shame, or isolation around your behavior
  • Want to maintain recovery and prevent relapse
  • Are ready to make a change but don’t know where to start

Our Approach

Our therapists work with you to explore the root causes of addiction, develop healthy coping strategies, and build a path toward recovery. We tailor therapy to your needs using evidence-based practices such as:

Whether you’re beginning your recovery journey, navigating a relapse, or supporting a loved one with addiction, we’re here to help — with compassion and expertise.

Recovery Is Possible

Healing is not linear — and every step forward matters. At The Summit, we believe in your ability to change and grow. You don’t have to face addiction alone.

Therapists for Addiction

Jennifer Acker , M.A.

Licensed Professional Counselor
Certified Master Addiction Counselor
Approved Clinical Supervisor
Johns Creek (Medlock Bridge Rd.) Site Lead

Will Atkins , M.A.

Licensed Professional Counselor
Director of Operations & Clinical Services
Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor

Janet Fluker , M.Ed., M.S.

Licensed Professional Counselor
Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor

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