ellie mental health peachtree city

This counseling practice in Peachtree City serves that community and the southern part of the Atlanta area. Its founding aim was to make conversations about mental health feel easier to start. Options for care across Georgia differ a great deal, and this clinic concentrates on therapy delivered on an outpatient basis rather than live-in treatment. Clinicians see young children, adolescents, grown-ups, and seniors, and they aim to give people room to talk about their circumstances without fear of judgment.

Appointments can happen at the office or by telehealth. They are offered to one person at a time, to couples, and to families, and an awareness of trauma runs through the care. Households weighing different care choices across Georgia may call the helpline to ask about this center's services and decide if it is a good fit. Therapists come from a range of clinical backgrounds and shape their work around whoever is sitting with them.

The clinic additionally runs specialized groups for teenagers, for people in grief, for those working through trauma, and for new mothers. Its new moms group tackles postpartum depression and offers support for as long as two years after giving birth, welcoming every kind of mother. For individuals dealing with both mental health and substance use issues, the team delivers coordinated care that treats both together. The Peachtree City site keeps Monday through Friday hours of 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., plus weekend appointments.

Types of care offered at this center

Ellie Mental Health Peachtree City provides outpatient care alongside substance use and treatment for mental health needs, and its usual program length is 30 days. The center lists nine therapy options, spanning cognitive behavioral therapy and individual counseling to dialectical behavior therapy and internal family systems therapy. Family therapy, group therapy, online therapy, psychoeducation, and trauma-specific therapy are offered as well. Should a therapist suggest a higher level of care than outpatient, the helpline can assist you in locating suitable programs elsewhere in Georgia.

The clinic's approach is evidence-based, individualized, and trauma-informed, and therapists draw from different methods to build a personalized treatment plan. Specialized groups for teens, grief and loss, trauma, and new mothers supplement individual work. When someone needs both behavioral health and addiction care, then coordinated treatment here addresses both areas together. All services are offered in English.

• Internal Family Systems Therapy
• Psychoeducation
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Trauma Informed
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Online Therapy

People this program is meant to serve

• Children, adolescents, and teens, including boys and girls
• Couples and families
• Men and women, including older adults
• Pregnant women and new mothers, with a postpartum depression group
• Individuals dealing with co-occurring mental health disorders and substance use

Details on setting and program

Located at 700 Westpark Dr., #200, Peachtree City, GA 30269, Ellie Mental Health Peachtree City is an outpatient clinic where care is provided in English. Sessions here can take place face to face or over the internet, and a typical course of care lasts 30 days. You can view four photos. The clinic is open Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., while weekend visits are scheduled by arrangement.

Payment and insurance in Peachtree City

Ellie Mental Health Peachtree City publishes its out-of-pocket rates. If you need to learn if your insurance plan covers care at this Peachtree City clinic, the helpline can help you confirm coverage before contacting the center. No specific insurance plans appear in the center's public information. The helpline costs nothing, keeps things private, and requires no commitment.

Ask this center these questions

• What is the usual length of treatment and how is progress measured?
• Do you accept my insurance plan, as well as the out-of-pocket expenses?
• Which therapies are used for my condition or my loved one's condition?
• How is care coordinated for combined mental health and substance use issues?
• What are the qualifications and licensures of the therapists?
• How do you handle after-hours emergencies or crises?