Frequently Asked Questions
Where do you provide counseling?
My practice is virtual-only. I provide confidential video and phone sessions to clients located in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and Vermont.
Why do clients choose online therapy?
Many professionals value the privacy, convenience, and continuity of meeting from a quiet place that works for them. Online sessions remove travel and waiting-room time while allowing us to do substantive therapeutic work.
Who do you work with?
I work primarily with adults and professionals navigating anxiety, burnout, overthinking, career or life transitions, relationships, anger, loneliness, depression, and loss of meaning. Clients include physicians, attorneys, executives, engineers, professors, entrepreneurs, and other capable people who may be functioning well while struggling internally.
What is therapy like with you?
Our sessions are conversational, thoughtful, and direct. We examine present concerns as well as the emotional, relational, and developmental patterns shaping them. I draw from psychodynamic psychotherapy, humanistic and existential approaches, and practical strategies from CBT and DBT.
Learn more about how therapy works.
How often do sessions occur?
Most clients meet at least weekly, particularly while establishing momentum. We can determine the appropriate frequency based on the work you are doing and the session length being scheduled.
What are the fees, and do you accept insurance?
Individual sessions are $250 for up to 50 minutes and $500 for up to 100 minutes. Conjoint, couples, and family sessions are $500 for up to 100 minutes. The practice is private-pay and does not accept insurance.
What happens during the free consultation?
The free 15-minute consultation is a brief introductory and scheduling conversation. You can tell me what brings you to therapy, ask practical questions, and identify the session format you would like to schedule.
Can faith or spirituality be part of therapy?
Yes. My background includes Christian ministry and spirituality, and faith can be part of our work when it is meaningful to you. It does not have to be included, and clients are not expected to share my beliefs.
What should I send through the contact form?
Please provide only the basic information needed for me to respond: your name, contact information, and a brief message. Do not include highly sensitive clinical details in the initial website form. More appropriate documentation can follow through the clinical workflow.
How do I schedule?
Call, text, or email today to schedule your free 15-minute consultation.
Call (678) 221-4143 • Text (678) 221-4143 • Email Michael
This practice is not a crisis service. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For immediate emotional support, call or text 988.