Peachtree Integrated Psychology, LLC is a group psychology practice providing evidence-based psychological services across the lifespan. The firm occupies Suite 230 at the City View Office Building, 3330 Cumberland Boulevard, Atlanta, Georgia 30339, situated in the Vinings area near the Cumberland corridor of the greater Atlanta metro. The Vinings location provides accessible reach to clients across northwest Atlanta and surrounding Cobb County communities including Smyrna, Marietta, and the broader Cumberland business district.
The practice organizes its clinical work across three primary service lines: individual and family therapy, psychological and neuropsychological evaluations, and forensic evaluations and interventions. Clinicians hold credentials spanning Clinical, Counseling, and Forensic Psychology, giving the group a diverse set of specializations under one roof. The stated mission is “Helping Individuals and Families Thrive,” reflecting an orientation toward both sustained therapeutic care and discrete evaluative work at different stages of life.
The clinical team consists of Dr. Kristin Carothers, Dr. Allison Hill, Dr. Carli Reis, Dr. Oscar Tanaka, Dr. Amy Todey, Dr. Elaine Johnson, Leah Davis, and Yari Mena. This eight-member staff supports a wide range of clinical needs spanning childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Individual and family therapy addresses ongoing therapeutic care for diverse presenting concerns across different life stages. Psychological and neuropsychological evaluations serve diagnostic purposes, assessing cognitive and psychological functioning for clients referred by schools, pediatricians, and other healthcare providers. These evaluations can inform educational planning, treatment decisions, and placement recommendations. The forensic evaluation component positions the practice to work with attorneys, courts, and other legal stakeholders in addition to standard clinical clients and their families. Forensic services extend the group’s scope beyond typical outpatient care into legal and court-related contexts, drawing on the Forensic Psychology credentials held within the team.
All service areas are described by the practice as evidence-based, meaning assessment and treatment decisions are grounded in research-supported methods rather than informal approaches. The website does not list specific insurance panels, session fees, or scheduling procedures publicly. Contact is available by email at admin@pipatlanta.com.