Find therapists in Rutledge

Debra Dantzler

Do you skip a breath every time your phone dings a notification? Does your chest tighten just thinking about your to-do list? I got you.

Jacinta Wills

Have you ever felt like life's challenges are piling up, making it tough to find your emotional balance and personal growth?

Lance Madow

Welcome to my page! If you're looking for a super geeky queer therapist, you've found the right person.

Adriel Johnson

I believe that everyone deserves to have a gentle, nonjudgmental listening ear while attempting to problem solve some of life’s challenges.

Heather Mainard

Clients can choose between in-person or telehealth sessions. In-person sessions take place in our beautiful Buford office!

Vernon Scott

I have a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy with a specialization in systemic sex therapy from National University.

Kiera Smith

Hi, I'm Kiera and I specialize in helping women - particularly teens and adults - navigate anxiety, depression, and codependency.

Kelsey Smith

Walking our way to radical acceptance, self-acceptance- one step at a time.

Gervonna Scott

I help individuals and couples create lives worth living and build authentic relationships with themselves and others.

Cole Huggins

The first step toward change comes when we reinterpret the story we tell ourselves about what the trauma means.

Dr. Delquis Mendoza

I'm a psychiatrist that listens and treats the whole person. I help patients feel like themselves again with effective medication treatment.

Brian Hayes

A narrative approach to healing and growth.

Elizabeth Bryant

I am passionate about helping couples heal, re-connect and manifest lasting and fulfilling changes in their relationship.

David Miller

Hey! I'm David Miller, a licensed professional counselor. I've been in the business of helping people since I was 20 and I'm still here!

Katherine Twaddle

Hi! My name is Katherine Twaddle and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Georgia with 7+ years of experience.

Bianca Hughes

You desire to be free, but your own high expectations feel like a prison in your mind. Even after all your hard work, self-defeating thoughts of feeling “not enough” creep in, you feel: Anxious Inadequate Frustrated Overwhelmed This continuous and exhausting cycle of trying to be enough is called perfectionism. I can help you break free from perfectionism and allow your authentic self to shine. Together we will strive towards progress not perfection

Shumeka Hill

As a psychiatric provider, I prioritize connection and empathy in my care. I’m here to listen and support my clients where they are.

Dr. Sheila Santoro

I welcome you and I look forward to meeting you. I know together we can find ways to make your life more manageable.

Beth Thomas

AuDHD, queer, BIPOC clinician ready to support you as you find your way out of survival mode!

Aguirre Center for Inclusive Psychotherapy

Passionate about providing culturally-responsive & culturally-affirming therapy to the BIPOC & LGBTQ+ communities!