Questions before you book.

Because real change happens between sessions. Most of our clinicians use CBT and DBT, which means you leave a session with something small to practice during the week: a thought record, a skill to try, a conversation to have. The next session starts from what happened when you tried it.

Book a free 15-minute consultation online, call (770) 800-7362, email towlercounseling@gmail.com or use the contact form. Lily and Tara match you with the therapist who fits what you are dealing with, and next-day appointments are often available.

A free 15-minute call to talk through what is going on and see whether we are a fit. Book a time on our online calendar, or call (770) 800-7362 to set one up. Lily and Tara use what you share to match you with a clinician.

Next-day appointments are often available. Call (770) 800-7362, email towlercounseling@gmail.com or book the free 15-minute call and we will find the earliest time with the clinician who fits.

We are out of network with most plans and do not generally bill insurance. We provide superbills you can submit for out-of-network reimbursement, some therapists accept BCBS, and a sliding scale is available for qualifying clients. Couples therapists do not accept insurance and provide invoices.

Fees are set by each clinician. Current rates: Grace Cox (clinical intern) $65; Carson Schefstad $140 to $175; John McCord $150 to $170; Paul Burkhalter $200 for individuals and $200 to $250 for couples; Tara Towler-Cumby $225 to $250. Ask about the sliding scale when you call.

We are out of network with most plans, and we provide superbills you can submit to your insurer for out-of-network reimbursement. Ask your plan what it covers before your first session.

Some of our therapists accept BCBS. Call (770) 800-7362 and ask which clinician, so we can match you with someone who takes your plan.

No. Our couples therapists do not accept insurance, and they provide invoices.

Yes, for qualifying clients. There is a sliding scale form on our website, and you can also ask when you call.

Yes, we keep a credit card on file.

Copies of paperwork are $75.

Sessions usually run 45 to 60 minutes, and couples sessions can run up to an hour and a half. Most clients come weekly or every other week.

The first session is usually under an hour, 45 to 60 minutes. A first couples session can run up to an hour and a half.

Yes. Every service is available by secure video to anyone located in Georgia, and in person at our office on East Crossville Road near downtown Roswell.

We are at 425 East Crossville Road, Suite E 217, Roswell, GA 30075, conveniently located near downtown Roswell. Telehealth sessions are available to anyone located in Georgia.

Yes. Good Grief is a six-week virtual grief support group led by Grace Cox, held Wednesdays from 12:00 to 1:00 PM at $25 a week. Reserve a place by phone at (770) 800-7362 or by email.

Yes, from age 13. Teen therapy covers anxiety and panic, depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts, peer pressure, bullying, identity and school avoidance, and parents are involved when it is appropriate.

Yes, play therapy for children is part of what we offer. To ask about which clinician and what ages, call (770) 800-7362 or book the free 15-minute call.

Yes. We offer TF-CBT (trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy) for children and adolescents, working together with their caregivers. It typically runs 8 to 25 sessions.

Two: the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). EFT typically runs 8 to 20 sessions.