LunahUPProvider DirectoryAs of November 2, 2026, this directory lists 3 providers listing Substance use for Atlanta, GA. Compare providers who list Substance use with a listed practice location in Atlanta, GA or telehealth serving this area. Each profile shows the actual profession and how to reach the practice; providers who have claimed their profile also list services, insurance and appointment formats.
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Professional counselor
LPC
Atlanta, GA
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Latricia Pitts, LPC is a professional counselor in Atlanta, GA. The practice website lists anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma and substance use among this clinician's areas of focus. Ages mentioned on the page: teens and adults. Visit the practice website for current services and availability, and confirm insurance and…
Anxiety · Depression · PTSD
Professional counselor
LPC, NCC
Atlanta, GA
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Kelly Harris, LPC, NCC is a mental health counselor in Atlanta, GA. The practice website lists trauma and substance use among this clinician's areas of focus. Visit the practice website for current services and availability, and confirm insurance and costs with the practice before booking.
Trauma · Substance use
Psychiatrist
M.D.
Atlanta, GA
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Maryam Hosseini, M.D. is a psychiatrist with Avecina Psychiatry in Atlanta, GA. The practice website lists ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, trauma, substance use and eating disorders among this clinician's areas of focus. The practice website mentions telehealth appointments. Visit the practice…
ADHD · Anxiety · Depression
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3 listings match Atlanta, GA in this directory as of November 2, 2026: 2 professional counselors and 1 psychiatrist.
Besides Substance use, the areas of focus listed most often are Trauma (3), Anxiety (2), Depression (2), PTSD (2) and ADHD (1). A focus listed on a profile does not tell you which service or treatment a practice offers; ask the practice.
By the age groups listings name: 1 lists teens (13–17) and 1 lists adults (18–64). Ages accepted vary within a group; confirm the exact age with the practice.
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These profiles list Substance use among their areas of focus and match through a listed practice location in Atlanta, GA or telehealth serving this area. A focus label does not tell you which appointment or treatment you need.
An evaluation, medication-management visit, therapy session and group meeting are different services. Ask the practice which one it offers, who provides it, the fee or insurance arrangement and the next available opening.
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