More than thirty years of clinical practice in Atlanta inform the work of Philip J. Flores, PhD, a licensed psychologist offering individual and group psychotherapy at 6065 Lake Forrest Drive, Suite 150, Atlanta, GA 30328. The practice works exclusively with adults, with a primary clinical focus on relational issues and addiction treatment.
Dr. Flores operates from a relational perspective in psychotherapy, grounded in the view that a person’s capacity to establish and maintain healthy interpersonal relationships is central to mental health and overall happiness. The practice addresses a range of concerns including emotional regulation difficulties, depression, anxiety disorders, and entrenched patterns of relating to others. Treatment aims to help clients identify and break ingrained relational patterns that contribute to ongoing psychological distress.
The practice highlights research-supported connections between relationship quality and physical and mental health outcomes, noting that healthy relationships are associated with longer life spans, reduced incidence of physical and emotional illness, and faster recovery when illness does occur. The biological dimension of relationships, including effects on hormonal and neurochemical systems, informs the clinical approach taken at the practice.
Both individual and group psychotherapy formats are available. Group therapy is emphasized as particularly effective for clients seeking to address lifelong relational patterns, as the group setting provides a direct environment for practicing new ways of relating with others present.
The practice’s website includes sections covering Dr. Flores’s background, treatment philosophy, group therapy details, patient forms, and contact information. Appointments can be arranged by calling (404) 250-9340. The office is located in the Sandy Springs area of Atlanta, serving adult clients throughout the metro region.