Peace of Mind Psychological Services

Peace of Mind Psychological Services Peace of Mind Psychological Services strives to encourage clients' emotional healing and growth

Peace of Mind Psychological Services is a mental health practice which focuses on individual therapy, support groups, and psychological evaluations. We treat patients starting from age 5-65 for various concerns including depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, trauma, and divorce. We also conduct evaluations for children and adults for learning disorders, emotional concerns, parental fitness, and behavioral problems. Our goal is to support those we serve through all areas of life through therapy, assessment, and educational workshops.

09/22/2025

At Peace of Mind Psychological Services, we celebrate our unique stories. We are committed to building a workplace where everyone feels valued and empowered. Here, diversity isnʼt just welcomed—it is the heart of what we do.

09/17/2025

Can an algorithm understand the human heart? Exploring the ethical frontier of AI in mental health

09/10/2025

You've got questions. I've got answers.
Disclaimer: Dr. Gaynor Speaks is intended for informational and educational purposes only. The discussion does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. No clinician-patient relationship is formed by watching or participating in this program. AI and digital tools discussed are not a substitute for professional care. If you are experiencing a crisis or dangerous situation, contact local emergency services or call 911. In the United States, you can also call or text 988 for crisis support. Viewers should consult a licensed healthcare professional for personal medical advice and should assess privacy and data-security implications of any tools discussed. The program may reference third-party tools; the hosts do not guarantee the efficacy or safety of those tools, and outcomes can vary. For privacy specifics, review the respective tool’s privacy policy and the platform’s terms of service. This content may include sponsored or affiliate disclosures if applicable; any such disclosures will be clearly stated.

08/22/2025

Nobody talks about how hard it is to forgive someone who isn’t even sorry.

08/02/2025

Friendly Reminder about using ChatGPT or social media for Taking care of your mental health....
ChatGPT can offer grounding techniques, sure, but it can't pick up the phone when you're in real trouble with your mental health. I know some people use ChatGPT as a substitute therapist.

CNET's Corin Cesaric found it mildly helpful for working through grief, as long as she kept its limits front of mind.

But as someone who has a very real, very human therapist, I can tell you that ChatGPT is still really only a pale imitation at best, and incredibly risky at worst.
ChatpGPT doesn't have lived experience, can't read your body language or tone, and has zero capacity for genuine empathy. It can only simulate it.

A licensed therapist operates under legal mandates and professional codes that protect you from harm. ChatGPT doesn't.

Its advice can misfire, overlook red flags or unintentionally reinforce biases baked into its training data.

Leave the deeper work — the hard, messy, human work — to an actual human who is trained to properly handle it.

If you or someone you love is in crisis, please dial 988 in the US, or your local hotline.

07/16/2025

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07/15/2025

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The intense fear with each social interaction is real, but you can find relief. Here’s how to overcome social anxiety and embrace being you.

05/27/2025

Burnout is real. No shame in recognizing it! Let's chat about it tomorrow at 4:30 EST on IG and FB LIVE.

05/20/2025

May is Mental Health Month!
This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re asking the question: What would it look like to lead with wellbeing first?

Here are three intentional actions you can take this week:

Schedule 15 minutes a day for mental reset. Whether it’s a quiet coffee, a midday walk, or eating lunch without sitting in front of a screen, give yourself intentional pauses to recalibrate.
Establish a “digital sunset.” Commit to unplugging 30–60 minutes before bed. Let your mind decompress to improve sleep and lower stress.
Set one boundary and stick to it. Say no to a meeting that could be an email. Delay responding after hours. Creating work/life balance can start with one small action.
Healthy teams start with healthy leaders.

Don't forget that how you handle stress is setting an example for your team.

Address

3580 OLD MILTON PARKWAY
Atlanta, GA
30005

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+16786673565

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