The Summit selected as a finalist for The Best Counseling Services in North Atlanta - Vote For Us!

The Summit Counseling Center has been selected as a finalist for The Best Counseling Services in North Atlanta for 2022! You can help us claim the title as "the best" with just a few clicks of your mouse by voting now through August 15th. The winner will receive a certificate, a window cling, a year's worth of bragging rights, and for the Summit, more healing and restorative services for our community.

Daily voting ends on August 15th. Cast your vote each day for the Summit!

Comedy on The Green @ Crabapple Market

Saturday, August 20th, 7:00-10:00 PM

JCUMC 2022 Golf Event

Monday, September 19th

Movie Night on The Green @ Crabapple Market

Saturday, September 24th, 7:00-10:00 PM

And more!

Felicia Moutry, PhD

Licensed Professional Counselor

Clinical Program Manager

Dr. Moutry’s mission and passion is to provide clients with a comfortable, non-judgmental space for sharing and being “who they are.” Her goal is to help clients gain awareness, learn ways to cope with emotional and mental challenges, and help clients work on their personal goals to become stronger, happier individuals. When working with adolescents, Felicia is patient, understanding and enjoys employing a collaborative approach to providing therapy.

Maddie McGarrah, MEd

Licensed Associate Professional Counselor

Maddie has always been passionate about working with children and families to help them lead happier & healthier lives. Her goal is to meet her clients where they are. She strives to collaborate with and empower her clients to help them achieve their goals. Maddie provides individual, play, and filial therapy to help address the needs of her clients. She is currently working toward her Play Therapy certification to help serve her younger clients, as play is a child’s most natural form of expression. 

You have decided to take your child to therapy. Awesome! However, there is a problem: Your child does not want to go. Some children may not want to go because they believe they do not need therapy. Some may not want to go simply because they believe it will be boring. If your child is refusing to go to therapy, here are some things you can do so your child can still benefit from it...

Faith and mental health have begun a dialogue that needs to be continued. How can they work together? Should they be segregated in our psyche? When should one inform the other? Can prayer and prescriptions work together? Join us for a panel discussion and conversation on this important topic!

Take a Free Mental Health Screening

Behavioral health – which includes mental health, substance use, and more – is a key part of your overall well-being. Brief screenings are the quickest way to determine if you or someone you care about should connect with a behavioral health professional. This program is completely anonymous and confidential, and immediately following the brief questionnaire you will see your results, recommendations, and key resources.