Affect Relational Therapy is the therapeutic framework at the center of Dr. Scott Conkright’s psychology practice, which maintains an Atlanta office at 400 Plasters Ave N.E., Suite 150, Atlanta, GA 30324. A second location operates in Washington, D.C. Dr. Conkright holds a PsyD and is licensed as a psychologist in Georgia.
The Atlanta practice offers individual psychotherapy, couples psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, online psychotherapy (telehealth), and clinical supervision for other mental health professionals. Dr. Conkright describes his clinical approach as highly collaborative and practical, designed to help clients build healthier relationships with themselves and others. Engagements can be short- or long-term depending on patient need.
Treatment areas addressed at the practice include relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety and stress, life transitions, substance abuse, sexual addiction and compulsive behaviors, existential concerns, LGBTQ+ issues, and work or home over-functioning. The practice also offers a dedicated service line described as “therapy for therapists,” targeting clinicians who may face their own challenges seeking help. Dr. Conkright’s stated target population includes high-functioning individuals who struggle with self-doubt, a sense of being stuck, or reluctance to ask for help despite external competence.
Beyond direct clinical services, the practice extends into digital programming. Two online platforms, “Meaningful Happiness” and “The Relationship Workshops,” offer additional educational and therapeutic resources. A podcast hosted by Dr. Conkright is distributed through Buzzsprout. The website includes two interactive self-assessment tools: the “Self Discovery Snapshot” quiz and a “Shame Quiz” exploring how individuals and their partners navigate vulnerability.
Intake forms, release of information documents, group therapy agreements, and patient contracts are available through the website. Dr. Conkright also accepts speaking engagements and workshop leadership invitations. The Atlanta office can be reached at (404) 315-7150. A newsletter and Substack channel cover ongoing educational content tied to the practice’s therapeutic focus areas. Online psychotherapy is available to clients who prefer or need remote access.