Peachtree Clinical Services, LLC- Kellie Harrison, LPC, NCC.

05/01/2026

Let’s celebrate our kids! 🎈

Tomorrow is the big day! Join us for the Annual Children’s Mental Health and Substance Use Awareness Fun Fair in Douglasville. As a therapist, I know that building a strong, supportive community is one of the best ways we can protect our children’s well-being.

Come out for a day of fun, learning, and local resources. Let’s show our kids that their mental health matters!

📍 Where: One Family Resource Center
⏰ When: Tomorrow, May 2nd
✨ What: Fun activities, community resources, and family bonding.

Can’t wait to see you there! 💚

Annual Children’s Mental Health and Substance Use Awareness Fun Fair at One Family Resource Center, Stewart Parkway, Douglasville, GA, USA, United States on Sat May 02 2026 at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm

03/28/2026

“I think I’m just lazy.”

This is something I hear more often than you’d think.

But most of the time… it’s not laziness.

It’s overload.

It’s waking up every day already carrying stress.
It’s managing responsibilities, emotions, health, family, work—sometimes all at once.

And yes… maybe things aren’t getting done as quickly as you’d like.
Maybe your energy isn’t where you want it to be.

But look closer:

• You’re still getting up
• You’re still showing up
• You’re still trying

That’s not laziness.

That’s someone pushing through more than people can see.

Before you label yourself as lazy, ask yourself:
“Am I actually avoiding life… or am I overwhelmed by it?”

Because those are two very different things—and they deserve very different responses. 💚

Sometimes the solution isn’t pushing harder—it’s adjusting what you’re carrying.

-Peachtree Clinical Services

02/08/2026

“Take the time to understand someone’s everyday context.”

In relationships, this matters more than we realize.

Before reacting or offering advice, it can help to pause and ask:

• What does their day-to-day life actually look like right now?
• What stressors might be influencing this moment?
• Am I responding to the behavior—or the context behind it?

Understanding someone’s everyday context doesn’t mean excusing hurtful behavior or ignoring boundaries.

It means creating responses and solutions that make sense within the reality they’re living in—not the one we assume they have.

-Peachtree Clinical Services

02/05/2026

🍑 6 years of Peachtree Clinical Services 🍑

Six years ago, I decided to take a leap and open my own private practice - and here we are. Six years, countless sessions, a whole lot of growth, and yes… plenty of iced coffee along the way ☕️😉

To my patients (past & present): thank you for trusting me with your stories and allowing me to do the work I truly love. It is an honor to walk alongside people in their real, hard, & meaningful moments.

To everyone who has supported, referred, encouraged, & believed in me — thank you more than you know. This practice exists because of community, trust, and a whole lot of heart.

I’m incredibly proud of what Peachtree Clinical Services has become - and grateful for what’s still ahead 🌱

12/21/2025

You're needed. You're valued. And you're never alone. 💙

Call, text, or chat 988 anytime you need someone to talk to. We're here for you 24/7.

12/21/2025

06/26/2025

Hi, I am Kellie, a licensed mental health therapist in the state of Georgia. I am currently accepting new clients for my virtual practice. I accept many different insurances. Please message me with any questions and I am here to help you. You can also click the link below to schedule an appointment with me. I do offer a 15 minute free consultation.

Kellie Harrison, Licensed Professional Counselor. MA (Master of Arts), Argosy University. Accepts Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Carelon Behavioral Health, Cigna, Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey, Oscar (Optum), Oxford (Optum), Ques...

05/12/2025

5 risk factors for mental disorders include:

genetic predisposition
childhood trauma or abuse
stressful life events
social isolation
substance abuse

05/12/2025

05/12/2025

"Your Mental Health is just as important as your Physical Health"