Questions about assessments or therapy? Call (770) 284-0038.
ATL Behavioral has extensive experience assessing and treating veterans’ mental health concerns and maintains connections with veteran support organizations. We offer assessments and counseling at our Atlanta and Canton offices for veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and military-connected partners and families.
You may be adjusting after service, dealing with anxiety or low mood, or working through changes at home. Your concerns may relate to military service, everyday life, or both. We start with what is affecting you and what you want help with. You don’t need combat experience or a PTSD diagnosis to get started.
Assessment and counseling start with what is affecting your life now. We can help you explore concerns such as:
You don’t have to know exactly what to call the problem. We can start with what you’ve noticed and how it is affecting you.
A mental health assessment helps clarify what you’re experiencing and what care may help. We discuss your current concerns, relevant personal and service history, and how symptoms affect sleep, work, relationships, and daily responsibilities. The findings help guide your care plan.
If you need written documentation, tell our office what it is for before booking so we can confirm whether we offer the appropriate assessment and which clinician to see.
Our team includes clinicians who provide therapy and mental health assessments. Hassanat Oshodi, Kelly Smith, and Alixandra Green are among the team members you can learn about below. Contact our office for help choosing the right service and clinician.
Explore our full team to learn more about the people who provide care at ATL Behavioral.
When clinically warranted, assistance with nexus letters may be considered as part of the therapy process. Your clinician can discuss whether a letter is appropriate based on your history and clinical assessment. Any letter reflects the clinician’s findings and does not guarantee a benefits decision.
Here’s what to expect when you contact us.
If trauma is part of your concerns, your clinician can discuss appropriate treatment options. These may include EMDR when clinically appropriate and available with a qualified provider. You can also discuss your comfort with different approaches and how to pace the work.
No. You can reach out for stress, anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, grief, or a difficult transition. Your initial conversation can help clarify what kind of support fits.
Yes. Military-connected partners and families are welcome. Contact us to discuss who needs support and whether individual, couples, or family services may be appropriate.
Yes. Ask your clinician about confidentiality, its legal limits, and how insurance billing or military-related requirements may apply to your circumstances. You can raise these questions at the start of care.
Call our office. We can discuss the concern you want help with, your preferred location, and your insurance so you can understand your appointment options.
Choose the office that works best for you:
275 Interstate N Cir SE, Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30339
2205 Riverstone Blvd #254
Canton, GA 30114
See office locations and arrival details before your visit.
We accept TRICARE. Coverage, participating providers, out-of-pocket costs, and referral or authorization requirements depend on your plan, service status, and the care you receive. Contact our office before scheduling so we can help verify your benefits and the appropriate provider.
For nonemergency civilian mental health care through TRICARE, active-duty service members need a referral and preauthorization. See TRICARE’s mental health care guidance and our fees and insurance information for more details.
Not sure whether to start with an assessment or therapy? Call (770) 284-0038 to discuss appointment options in Atlanta or Canton, or book an appointment online.
Book an appointment Call (770) 284-0038
These independent resources may help with benefits questions, readjustment, and community support:
Contact each organization directly to confirm eligibility, services, and current appointment details. These links are provided for information and do not imply an affiliation with or endorsement by ATL Behavioral.
Crisis support: Veterans, service members, and their loved ones can call 988 and press 1, or text 838255, to reach the Veterans Crisis Line. For immediate physical danger or a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
