Rates:

The following rates are for providers at this clinic, which are generally amicable and restorative in nature. For contested matters, it may be pertinent to review services at Georgia Forensic Consulting, LLC, which is an affiliated practice.

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    • Individual Therapy:

      • Associate Therapists:

        • $150 for a 60 minute appointment ($200.00 after 5PM)

        • $185 for a 90 minute appointment ($250.00 after 5PM)

      • Fully Licensed Therapists:

        • $200.00 for a 60 Minute Appointment ($250.00 after 5PM)

        • $250.00 for a 90 Minute Appointment ($300.00 after 5PM)Description text goes here

    • Couples Counseling and Discernment Counseling:

      • $200 for a 60 minute appointment ($250.00 after 5PM)

      • $250 for a 90 minute appointment ($300.00 after 5PM)

      • *May be split between two parties

    • Conflict Resolution Consulting (Informal Mediation): $100.00 per hour

    • This service is designed for individuals, families, neighbors, and organizations seeking assistance resolving private disputes that are not appropriate for court intervention and are not intended to become court matters.

      Unlike formal mediation involving divorce, custody, child support, probate, or other legal disputes, Conflict Resolution Consulting focuses on helping participants navigate interpersonal disagreements, establish expectations, improve communication, and develop practical solutions that work for everyone involved.

    • Conflict Resolution Consulting is focused on helping individuals, families, and other parties resolve specific disagreements, improve communication, and develop practical agreements for moving forward. Unlike therapy, these services are not intended to diagnose or treat mental health conditions, process trauma, address emotional disorders, or provide psychotherapy. Therapy may be a better fit when concerns primarily involve depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, addiction, anger management, or personal growth and emotional healing. In some situations, participants may benefit from both services, using therapy to address personal emotional concerns while utilizing Conflict Resolution Consulting to resolve a specific interpersonal conflict or establish clear expectations and boundaries.

      • Examples of matters that may be appropriate for Conflict Resolution Consulting include:

        • Establishing expectations and boundaries regarding grandparent involvement with grandchildren

        • Developing household agreements between roommates regarding guests, noise, chores, finances, or shared spaces

        • Resolving disputes between adult siblings regarding responsibilities for aging parents

        • Addressing conflicts between adult children and parents regarding independence, financial support, or household expectations

        • Assisting blended families in establishing expectations regarding holidays, family traditions, and household roles

        • Helping former romantic partners maintain a healthy friendship or shared social circle following a breakup

        • Navigating disagreements between close friends that have strained an important relationship

        • Assisting families in resolving disputes related to weddings, funerals, family gatherings, or major life events

        • Helping college students and their families establish expectations regarding finances, communication, and independence

        • Assisting church members, volunteer groups, clubs, or community organizations experiencing interpersonal conflict

        • Helping small business partners, founders, or colleagues improve communication and establish clearer expectations before disputes escalate

        • Facilitating discussions regarding boundaries, communication, and expectations among extended family members

        • Assisting families in creating agreements regarding caregiving responsibilities for elderly or disabled relatives

        • Helping individuals resolve ongoing interpersonal conflicts that are causing stress but do not require legal intervention

        These services are intended for private interpersonal disputes and relationship conflicts. They are not intended for litigation, court proceedings, divorce actions, custody disputes, or other legal matters where participants anticipate court involvement.

    • Tier One: General/Civil Mediation: $150 per hour, can be split between parties

    • Can be formal or informal dispute resolution services, whether conducted privately or in connection with pending or anticipated court proceedings.

    • The key criteria is that these issues are already court ordered, and/or can have a reasonable possibility of going to court.

    • Examples include business disputes, financial disputes, landlord-tenant matters, homeowner disputes, small claims matters, personal injury and/or workers comp claims, and certain family conflicts that are not intended for court involvement, such as resolving interpersonal disputes, improving communication, or addressing ongoing sources of conflict within a family.

      • *May be required to purchase at least two hour blocks

    • Tier 2: Specialized Mediation and Complex Mediation: $200.00 per hour, can be split between parties

    • Includes specialized mediation services, formal mediation, divorce mediation, custody mediation, parenting plan development and modification, child support matters, complex financial disputes, adoption mediation, probate mediation, and other family law matters that are pending before a court or may reasonably be expected to be submitted to a court.

      • *May be required to purchase at least two hour blocks

    • $250 per 90 minute session ($325.00 after 5PM)

    • Usually 50/50 split between two parties