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770-525-7415Contact Georgia ADHD & Mood Center to request appointment availability, ask questions about services, or learn more about becoming a new patient.
Whether you are seeking ADHD evaluation, medication management, mood-disorder care, or information about Suboxone treatment, the office can help explain availability and next steps.
Speak directly with the office about appointment availability, services, and the new-patient process.
770-525-7415Send a general administrative question or request information about becoming a new patient.
info@georgiaadhdmoodcenter.comSecure virtual psychiatric appointments are available for eligible adults located in Georgia.
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Starting psychiatric care can bring up many questions. The office can explain the appointment process, available services, required information, and what to expect before your first visit.
The office can help explain what information may be needed before scheduling and the next steps for becoming a new patient.

Shashank Jha, MBBS, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, brings more than 30 years of healthcare and mental health experience.
His approach emphasizes thoughtful evaluation, respectful communication, individualized treatment planning, medication management when clinically appropriate, and consistent follow-up.
Georgia ADHD & Mood Center serves eligible adults throughout Georgia, including Cobb County, North Fulton, Cherokee County, and the greater Atlanta area.
Call Georgia ADHD & Mood Center at 770-525-7415 or email info@georgiaadhdmoodcenter.com to ask about appointment availability and the new-patient process.
Yes. Secure virtual psychiatric appointments are available for eligible adults who are physically located in Georgia at the time of the appointment.
Georgia ADHD & Mood Center provides adult psychiatric care for ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, mood concerns, medication management, opioid use disorder, and other appropriate psychiatric concerns.
Yes. The office can provide general information about opioid use disorder evaluation and buprenorphine-based treatment. Medication is never guaranteed and requires an appropriate clinical evaluation.
No. Do not use email, this website, or routine office messaging for an emergency. Call 911 for immediate danger or a medical emergency. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
Call or email Georgia ADHD & Mood Center and the office can help explain services, availability, and next steps.