The Summit Counseling Center

Clinical Counseling ServicesService

Licensed therapists meet with children, teens, adults, couples and families. They help with worries, sadness, trauma, addiction, grief, family and relationship problems, and more. Visits can be in an office or by telehealth.

Clinical GroupsProgram

Summit offers group therapy opportunities such as DBT skills classes and student groups.

Crisis AssessmentService

A clinician meets with you for about two hours to check safety, look at the level of care needed, and make a plan for next steps. The first assessment costs nothing. Same-day visits are possible during office hours.

CURE Childhood Cancer Referral PartnershipProgram

Summit works with CURE Childhood Cancer to help families touched by childhood cancer find a therapist. Families referred through CURE may be matched with a Summit therapist or another approved provider in Georgia.

First Responders Counseling ProgramProgram

Free, confidential counseling for first responders and their family members. First responders get 10 free sessions and family members get 5. Sessions can be one-on-one, for couples or for families, in person or by telehealth, and they renew every year.

Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention TrainingsProgram

Summit offers trainings such as Signs of Suicide, Soul Shop, and QPR to help adults recognize warning signs and respond.

Online Mental Health ScreeningService

A free, private online check-in that takes a few minutes. You do not need to sign up, and you get results right away along with helpful resources.

Online TherapyService

Many Summit counselors meet with clients by secure video telehealth. You must be in Georgia during the session. Schedule an appointment and choose online therapy.