Stockbridge Therapists specializing in ADHD

Henrietta Egbunike

Are you feeling overwhelmed, depressed, stressed or frustrated? Have you been hit with surprise anxiety more times than you can count? I know exactly what you're feeling: the pounding chest, the feeling that the walls are closing in and you need out NOW. It can be terrifying, and I don't want you to have to suffer them anymore. I can assist you in developing an integrative wellness plan that enhances your well being, incorporates self-discovery, and improves your overall quality of life.

Amanda Lovin

My clients range from 18 years of age to 100 years of age. I enjoy working with clients who find themselves wanting to explore more about the impact of their trauma on their everyday life or are struggling with stress and anxiety. My clients see me weekly, biweekly, or monthly depending on their progress towards goals.

Roshanda May

She enjoys working with couples and other women balancing multiple roles.

Angel Haye

Clients may be experiencing issues with life transitions, healing racial wounds, work stress, life/work balance, school/social balance, multicultural challenges, self-regulation, and relationship obstacles, suicide ideation and more. Goals are different for each person, but the ultimate goal is healing and regaining control of one's life.

Roshanda May

I enjoy working with couples trying to navigate their relationship, women trying to balance multiple roles, individuals trying to balance life/work and weight loss surgery patients. Utilizing my 8 years of experience working with children with emotional and behavioral disorders in the school system, I can also help parents seeking additional help for their children. My expertise is working with Anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, Depression, and basic life problems.

Alisa Smith

I work with people of all ages, races, and creeds, but the coaching clients I work best with are those who are struggling with respecting their needs, desires, and commitments to self. When in the therapist's chair, I especially connect with clients who are processing childhood trauma and working to separate their sense of self from their origin family or other similarly inherited communities.

Natalie Casey

My practice is welcoming of all clients and backgrounds/identities. I enjoy supporting clients in better managing their anxiety, depression, OCD, and ADHD. I also help my clients navigate life transitions, set and maintain boundaries, and to better understand their peer relationships. I do this by helping my clients identify their thoughts and feelings and support them to meet their needs.

F. Darnell Blocker

Inas Bilal

We service clients dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, grief and anger management issues. We also service children from ages 8-18 years of age. We offer family therapy and individual counseling. We specialize in servicing clients who struggles with alcoholism and drug addiction.

Elizabeth Robinson

We see patients with a variety of mental health disorders, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, neurological conditions, PTSD, OCD, ADHD (non-stimulant treatment), and adjustment disorders. The goal of Intown Atlanta Psychiatry is to offer a private, comfortable setting, where patients will have individualized care. Medication will act as an adjunct to the whole treatment plan, but the treatment of the patient in all areas of life will be the focus.

Vivian Daniel

I help overwhelmed people cope with challenges, improve relationships, and have a more fulfilling life. My clients want to learn how to cope with stress, to not let their emotions overwhelm them, how to skillfully ask for what they need in their relationships, to confidently communicate a kind and firm no when setting boundaries at work or in their personal life, and chose a direction for their life that guides them to do the things that can make their life more meaningful.

Charles Westbrook

Individuals with ADHD benefit from a combination of practical support and emotional healing. I balance teaching skills and strategies for getting things done with addressing harmful messages and facilitating healing. In short, we work to change what needs to change while helping you accept those parts of you that have been good all along.

Diana Lleras

My counseling office is a judgment-free zone and everyone and their parts are welcome regardless of race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender identity, immigration status, and political ideology. The only time I may connect you with someone else is if you are experiencing an eating disorder (unfortunately I am not trained to help with this coping mechanism), live outside of the state of Georgia, or you may need more support than I alone can provide.

Adriel Johnson

The therapeutic relationship is a special connection that allows for creativity, exploration, discovery, and empowerment. I have had the privilege to establish this therapeutic connection with individuals of all ages and I am grateful for each opportunity to work with clients from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences. I genuinely love being a therapist and wholeheartedly believe in the power of the therapeutic process.

Adrian Kunemund

Many folks find their way to my practice-I welcome all. As a queer lesbian woman, I know the importance of feeling empowered in therapy. My passion & expertise is healing through genuine connection, support, & constructive challenge. I work with folks navigating self-doubt, anxiety, identity, grief & trauma. Women, LGBTQ+ folks, & men are seen in my practice.

Katie Kenreich

I have provided extensive counseling services to teens, adolescents, and adults in the Atlanta area for more than 7 years, using various modalities to accomplish mutually agreed-upon goals with clients.

Melissa Lang

All of our child psychologists have a minimum of 18 years experience working with children and/or adults with a variety of abilities and are well-versed in differential diagnosis, in personally tailoring assessments to tap the strengths and weaknesses of individuals dependent upon the referral questions, in interpretation of test results for parents and students, and in providing specific recommendations for intervention.

Christopher Freeman

While I provide mental health services for everyone, my areas of professional expertise include working with oppressed groups (sexual minorities, racial minorities) on stressors (i.e., homophobia, coming out process, sexual orientation, race identity, gender identity and transitioning, among other issues) that may arise during counseling.

Sarah Serluco

I work with those struggling with anxiety and depression, relationship issues, academic and sport performance w/teens, self harm, suicidal ideations and unresolved trauma. I’m also excited to support woman going through infertility treatment, divorce or even navigating a co-parenting relationship. These life changes can be challenging and I truly enjoy being of help to you while also providing concrete tips and knowledge around how to work through these changes.

Colleen Jefferson

Good energy, honest effort and trust are the building-blocks necessary to chip away at complications and the cornerstone to develop healthier alternatives and a flourishing beginning. I have worked with anxiety, depression, grief/loss, PTSD, TBI and deployment related concerns with service. In closing, I am eager to work with you and your family.