
We support you through life's challenges & journey
We are a psychology and wellness practice focused on therapies
and counseling intervention for individuals surviving and thriving after trauma.
We strongly focus on closing health disparities in diagnosis of ADHD and Autism Spectrum disorder throughout the state of Georgia.
We promote wellness programming nationally and internationally.
At Perspectives
Our overall clinical vision is to provide virtual therapy therapies & hybrid assessments for children 0-5, youth and adolescents, parents, adult women, and adults with anxiety, depression, ADHD, Autism, and/or traumatic stress
across the state of Georgia.
We Specialize In Helping You
Improve application of your skills and coping strategies during life events that trigger anxiety and depression and stress
Address trauma-related concerns for youth, children aged 0-5, and adults who have experienced current or past traumatic events
Assess characteristics of attention challenges, hyperactivity, learning challenges, developmental delay, and autism in children and adults
Promote community engagement in wellness practice, empowerment, thriving, and overcoming experiences of trauma




Here's How We Can Help
Clinical Services
Our clinical work focuses on executing the vision of creating, empowering, and engaging change agents in clinical settings.
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Each person who receives therapy from Perspectives has an opportunity to create change in their own lives. These changes impact not just our clients, but also, their families and communities as well.
We are excited to provide diagnostic clarity and empower clients with next steps and support during our psychological assessment process. Our intention is to inform and clarify diagnoses and provide options for parents and adults to empower and advocate for their developmental needs within their communities.





What Our Patients and Partners Say

Can You Relate To Any Of These?
“We went through a really difficult transition as a family, and now I notice that my teen is not sleeping and withdraws more than normal. When I ask about it, he says that nothing is bothering him, but I feel something is off.”
“I can’t seem to relax, and my thoughts are nonstop. Whenever I dream, I have these weird dreams and nightmares that someone is trying to hurt me. I know that I am safe, but I can’t shake the thought that something bad will happen, and I struggle to trust others.”

“I can’t seem to focus on work and nothing excites me anymore.
I know that I lost an important person in my life a year or so ago,
but I should be over that by now.”
“I have been working with the school to come up with strategies
to help my child focus and understand the material. It seems like nothing is working! I don’t know what to do next.”

“My daughter has had some speech issues and seems to
have a hard time understanding and remembering instructions.
It really didn’t impact her before, but now that she is starting
school, I would like to know what steps we should take to help
set her up for success in the classroom.”
