Frequenty Asked Questions

The Summit Counseling Center is out of network with insurance providers. We are happy to provide a superbill upon request for clients to seek possible out of network reimbursement from their insurance provider. This allows us to fully focus on client care without insurance restrictions. Financial assistance is also available to those that qualify.

Summit Counseling Center is a faith-informed organization, but clients are never required to share or participate in any specific faith or belief system. Therapy is always guided by the client’s personal values, goals, and comfort levels. We respect and welcome individuals of all backgrounds and beliefs.

At this time, Summit Counseling Center can offer secure telehealth when appropriate in the comfort of your home. Therapy sessions are also offered in our offices, schools (through our school-based program).

If you feel like you need a crisis assessment please feel the need to call The Summit Counseling Center.

For immediate crisis intervention, we encourage contacting local emergency services or the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Our services focus on counseling, therapy, and emotion support. Summit Counseling Center does not prescribe medication.

Yes. If medication may be helpful, our clinicians can provide referrals to trusted medical or psychiatric providers within the community.

Yes. The Summit Counseling Center is committed to increasing access to care. Sliding scale fees and financial assistance options are available based on need and funding availability. Please contact our office to learn more about current options.

Yes. Summit Counseling Center offers telehealth services for clients located within the state of Georgia, in accordance with licensing regulations.