Inneractions Therapy Services is a private mental health counseling practice with two physical offices in the Atlanta metropolitan area, one at 1640 Powers Ferry Road, Building 2, Suite 150 in Marietta and another at 9810 Medlock Bridge Road, Building A, Suite 203 in Johns Creek. The practice brings more than 15 years of clinical expertise serving clients of all ages, from young children through adults.
Therapeutic services span individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and parenting support. Clinical specializations include autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, social skills development, anxiety, depression, and play therapy. Treatment modalities extend beyond traditional talk therapy to incorporate play, therapeutic gaming, art, and movement as active tools for personal growth and self-discovery. A distinctive offering called “Roll for Therapy” uses tabletop role-playing games as a structured therapeutic medium within group settings.
Group programming covers multiple age brackets. Social skills groups are available for children, teens, and young adults, each tailored to the developmental stage and social challenges of that population. Therapeutic RPG groups complement the social skills curriculum for clients who respond to interactive, narrative-based approaches. The practice describes its clinical environment as neurodiversity-affirming, emphasizing collaborative work between clinician and client rather than standardized, one-size-fits-all protocols.
Telemental health services are offered alongside in-person appointments, allowing clients across the greater Atlanta area to access care virtually. New clients can schedule a free consultation directly through the practice’s online calendar. An existing-client portal is hosted at inneractionstherapy.clientsecure.me for appointment management and secure communication.
Contact for the Marietta office is (770) 726-9624 and for the Johns Creek office, (770) 680-4732. Fax is available at (770) 693-4534. The practice maintains a presence on Instagram and Facebook under the handle “inneractionstherapy.”