Jordan Lee, LPC
Teens 13–18
Anxiety, perfectionism and school stress. Jordan uses CBT and a lot of humor, and is good at getting quiet teens talking.
Ages 13–26
Therapy that doesn't feel like a lecture.
Three therapists who work with teens and young adults on anxiety, school stress, depression, ADHD, identity and family stuff. In person in Atlanta or by video across Georgia.
Find your therapist
Pick what's going on. We'll highlight who works with it most.
Priya Nair, LCSW
Young adults 18–26
Depression, identity, LGBTQ+ concerns and the messy years after high school. Priya draws on DBT skills and ACT.
Marcus Bell, LMFT
Teens and their families
Family conflict, ADHD and big transitions like divorce or a move. Marcus often brings parents in for part of a session.
For parents
You don't have to have the right words to call. Most parents start with “something's off and I don't know what.”
- Will I know what my teen says in therapy?
- Sessions are private, with exceptions for safety. At the first session we explain those limits to both of you, and we check in with parents regularly about how things are going in general.
- What if my teen doesn't want to go?
- Very common. We usually suggest trying three sessions. Teens often warm up once they see it isn't a lecture.
- Do you work with schools?
- With your written permission, yes. We can talk with counselors about accommodations and support plans.
Fees and insurance
$160
per 50-minute session
In network
with several major plans. We check your benefits before the first session.
Free
15-minute call to find the right fit
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