Online counseling, Georgia

Online counseling from your own room, anywhere in Georgia

Connect with a therapist through secure virtual sessions from anywhere in Georgia.

Secure video sessions without the drive to Roswell

Online counseling at Towler Counseling is a private video session with a licensed or supervised clinician from the practice, held wherever you are in Georgia. You do not have to cross town to the office on East Crossville Road, find parking or sit in a waiting room. For people with a full calendar, a new baby, limited mobility or a home far from Roswell, that can be the difference between starting therapy and putting it off for another month.

A telehealth session is not a lesser version of the real thing. The conversation is the same, the structure is the same, and you still leave with something to practice. Many people find they open up faster in a room they already know, with a blanket and a cup of tea within reach. If you are not sure it will suit you, call (770) 800-7362 and ask for the free 15-minute consultation to find out.

Same clinicians, same methods, same homework

Everything the practice offers in person is available on screen. Tara Towler-Cumby works with women on life transitions, postpartum concerns, trauma and anxiety using CBT and IFS. John McCord sees teens and adults and meets couples virtually. Carson Schefstad works with adolescents, teens and families, and Grace Cox sees teens and young adults. Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes, weekly or every other week, and next-day appointments are often available.

The homework therapists keep the habit that gives them the name: real change happens between sessions. Online, that might be a thought record you photograph and bring to the next call, a skill you try before a hard conversation, or a short list of what you noticed during the week. Because you are already at home, it is easy to apply a new skill in the place where life actually happens.

Setting up a session, and the virtual Good Grief group

All you need is a private space, a device with a camera and a steady internet connection. Headphones help in a shared house. If privacy at home is a problem, say so on the consultation call and the practice can talk through options, including meeting in person at 425 East Crossville Road near downtown Roswell. The practice is out of network with most plans, provides superbills, and offers a sliding scale. Some therapists accept BCBS.

Grace Cox also leads Good Grief, a six-week grief support group held entirely online on Wednesdays from 12:00 to 1:00 PM. It costs $25 per week, and you reserve a place by phone or email. Anyone in Georgia with a connection and a quiet room can join, which is a real advantage when you are grieving and the idea of driving anywhere feels like too much.

The Towler Counseling consulting room with a leather recliner, a navy sofa and a window

The Towler Counseling consulting room with a leather recliner, a navy sofa and a window

Telehealth across Georgia, with the same clinicians and the same homework as the Roswell office.