If you live in Roswell, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs, or Dunwoody and you've been considering therapy, you already know there are hundreds of options along the GA-400 corridor. The challenge isn't finding a therapist—it's finding the right therapist for what you're going through.
This guide explains what our Roswell office on Sun Valley Drive specializes in, who our clinicians are, and how to decide whether we're the right fit for you or your family.
When Anxiety Takes Over More Than It Should
Anxiety is the number one reason people call our Roswell office. It often shows up long before someone names it—disguised as perfectionism, people-pleasing, sleep problems, or a constant hum of worry that won't turn off.
You might recognize it as:
- Overthinking every decision—even small ones feel paralyzing
- Physical tension—jaw clenching, tight shoulders, stomach knots
- Difficulty being present—your mind is always three steps ahead
- Avoiding situations that used to feel manageable
- Burnout that rest doesn't fix—because the mental load never stops
- Snapping at people you love because your bandwidth is gone
Our Roswell clinicians use evidence-based approaches like CBT, ACT, and DBT to help you understand the system driving your anxiety—not just manage the symptoms. For many clients, therapy also reveals that what looks like anxiety may involve ADHD, neurodivergence, or trauma that hasn't been addressed yet.
Teen and Adolescent Therapy in North Fulton
Roswell and the surrounding North Fulton communities have some of the highest-performing school systems in Georgia—and some of the highest pressure on young people. Our Roswell team sees a significant number of teens and adolescents dealing with:
- Academic pressure and perfectionism
- Social anxiety and friendship conflicts
- Identity exploration and self-worth struggles
- Middle school and high school transitions
- ADHD and executive function challenges
- Disordered eating and body image concerns
- Family conflict and feeling misunderstood at home
If you're wondering whether your teen needs therapy, our clinicians can help you assess the situation in a way that's collaborative, not confrontational. Several of our Roswell therapists specialize in adolescent work—including Michaela Hilburn, Erin Benator, and Lexi Cooper.
ADHD and Neurodivergent Support for Adults and Teens
Many clients come to our Roswell office after years of being told they're "just stressed" or "need to try harder." For some, the missing piece is an unrecognized neurodivergent profile—ADHD, autism, or both—that changes how they process information, regulate emotions, and navigate relationships.
Signs that ADHD or neurodivergence might be part of your picture:
- Chronic disorganization despite trying every system
- Emotional intensity that feels disproportionate to the situation
- Anxiety that masks underlying ADHD—especially common in women
- Difficulty sustaining focus, even on things you care about
- A history of underperformance relative to your intelligence
- Sensory sensitivities or social exhaustion
Our Roswell clinicians who focus on ADHD and neurodivergence include Jackie Malone, Sarah Evers, and Lynn Lane. They work with both teens and adults to build practical strategies while addressing the emotional toll of living in a world that wasn't designed for neurodivergent brains.
What to Look for When Choosing a Roswell Therapist
With so many therapists in the North Fulton area, here's what actually matters:
Specialization over generalization
A therapist who treats "everything" may not have the depth of training your situation requires. Look for clinicians with specific expertise in your concern—whether that's anxiety and depression, OCD, trauma, life transitions, or LGBTQ+ identity.
Evidence-based methods
Ask what approach they use. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) all have strong research support. Our team uses these methods as the foundation of clinical work—not as marketing labels.
The relationship matters most
Decades of research confirm that the therapeutic relationship—feeling safe, understood, and respected by your therapist—is the strongest predictor of outcomes. Credentials matter, but connection matters more.
Meet the Roswell Team
Our Roswell office is our founding location and home to 12 clinicians with a wide range of specializations:
- Susan Keenan, LPC, NCC, CPCS — practice founder, clinical supervisor, and specialist in anxiety, depression, and women's issues
- Jackie Malone, LPC — ADHD, substance use, authenticity, and women navigating overwhelm
- Michaela Hilburn, LPC — anxiety, identity, and trauma for young adults and adults
- Erin Benator, LPC — teens, anxiety, disordered eating, and body image
- Meredith Price, LPC — self-worth, burnout, and personal growth
- Sarah Evers, LPC — neurodivergence, ADHD, and emotional regulation
- Lynn Lane, LPC — ADHD, life transitions, and executive function support
- Lexi Cooper, LPC — teens, anxiety, and family dynamics
- Lauren Sanders, LPC — anxiety, depression, and relationship issues
- Liz Webb, LPC — trauma, grief, and burnout recovery
- Kelsey Madsen, LPC — OCD, anxiety disorders, and evidence-based exposure therapy
- Jeannine Jannot, PhD — academic coaching, parenting support, and adolescent development
The Roswell office accepts select insurance plans. Call us at 678-381-1687 to verify your coverage.
What Your First Session Looks Like
Your first therapy session isn't about solving everything. It's about being heard and starting to build a plan together.
- You share what brought you in — in your own words, at your own pace
- Your therapist asks about your history — to understand context, not to judge
- Together, you set initial goals — what would "better" actually look like?
- You decide on fit — does this person feel like someone you can be honest with?
Most people tell us they wish they'd started sooner. The hardest part is making the call.
Our Roswell Office on Sun Valley Drive
We're located at 555 Sun Valley Drive, Suite M-2, in Roswell—just off GA-400 and Holcomb Bridge Road. The office is in a quiet professional park with free parking and a private, comfortable setting.
We serve clients throughout Roswell, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Milton, and surrounding North Fulton communities. All of our Roswell therapists also offer secure teletherapy sessions so you can combine in-person and virtual visits based on your schedule.
Ready to Talk to a Therapist in Roswell?
Whether you're looking for support with anxiety, your teen, ADHD, or something you haven't been able to name yet—we'll help you find the right clinician.
About the Author
Susan Keenan, LPC, NCC, CPCS is the founder of Peachtree Psychology and a licensed professional counselor with over 20 years of clinical experience. She specializes in anxiety, depression, and women's issues, and provides clinical supervision to associate-level therapists at the Roswell office.
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