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Patients deserve respectful care and an environment where mental health concerns can be discussed openly.
Georgia ADHD & Mood Center provides focused psychiatric care for adults throughout Georgia with personalized evaluation, medication management, virtual appointments, and thoughtful long-term follow-up.
Georgia ADHD & Mood Center was created to provide adults with focused psychiatric care in a setting that emphasizes careful evaluation, respectful communication, and individualized treatment planning.
Mental health concerns can affect relationships, work, concentration, sleep, emotional stability, and everyday quality of life. Effective psychiatric care begins by understanding the whole person rather than treating a diagnosis in isolation.
The practice provides evaluation, medication management, and continuing psychiatric care for adults experiencing ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, mood concerns, opioid use disorder, and other appropriate psychiatric needs.


Shashank Jha, MBBS, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, brings more than three decades of healthcare and mental health experience to his work with patients.
His background combines extensive medical experience with advanced psychiatric and family nurse practitioner training. His approach emphasizes careful listening, clinical judgment, patient education, safety, and individualized treatment.
Rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach, treatment recommendations are based on each patientβs symptoms, medical history, psychiatric history, medications, previous treatment, personal concerns, and clinical findings.
Psychiatric treatment works best when patients understand their options and feel comfortable discussing their concerns.
Patients deserve respectful care and an environment where mental health concerns can be discussed openly.
Treatment decisions are based on the individual rather than using the same approach for every patient.
Clinical decisions incorporate appropriate psychiatric evaluation, current standards, safety, and ongoing monitoring.
Psychiatric treatment often requires monitoring, communication, and appropriate adjustments over time.
Evaluation and treatment for concerns involving attention, organization, focus, impulsivity, and executive functioning.
Learn More βPsychiatric care for persistent worry, panic symptoms, low mood, motivation changes, and related concerns.
Learn More βEvaluation and ongoing psychiatric care for bipolar disorder, mood instability, and other mood-related concerns.
Learn More βMedication evaluation, monitoring, follow-up, and clinically appropriate adjustments.
Learn More βSecure virtual psychiatric appointments for eligible adults who are physically located in Georgia.
Request Appointment βConfidential opioid use disorder evaluation and buprenorphine-based treatment when clinically appropriate.
Learn More βSecure virtual appointments make psychiatric care more accessible for eligible adults throughout Georgia while reducing unnecessary travel.
Patients can attend appointments from an appropriate private location while maintaining consistent communication and follow-up with their psychiatric provider.
Psychiatric care is provided by Shashank Jha, MBBS, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC, who brings more than 30 years of healthcare and mental health experience.
Yes. Georgia ADHD & Mood Center provides focused psychiatric services for adults.
Yes. Secure virtual psychiatric appointments are available for eligible adults who are physically located in Georgia at the time of the appointment.
Services include evaluation and treatment for adult ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, mood concerns, medication management, opioid use disorder, and other appropriate psychiatric concerns.
Buprenorphine-based treatment, including Suboxone when clinically appropriate, may be available for eligible adults following an appropriate evaluation. Medication is never guaranteed.
Call Georgia ADHD & Mood Center at 770-525-7415 or visit the Contact page to ask about appointment availability and the new-patient process.
Contact Georgia ADHD & Mood Center to ask about services, appointment availability, or the new-patient process.