Appalachian Psychological and Behavioral Services

10/01/2026

We were nominated for ⭐️ Best in Georgia ⭐️ If you would like, please use this link to vote for us. You can vote once per day. ❤️

Vote for Appalachian Psychological and Behavioral Services in Clarkesville, Georgia as Best of Georgia for Health & Medical!

09/01/2026

Local Girls’ Group starting soon in Clayton 💕

💗 GIRLS GROUP IS STARTING SOON! 💗

Link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAyOA3dChsU5VpEzsvblZVVUo-hcXVGoWyWy0wEOifwaU_tA/viewform

We’re so excited to announce that our Girls Therapy Group begins next Tuesday at 4:00 PM! Some Insurance is accepted, reach out to make sure!

This group is designed to give girls a safe, supportive space to:
🌸 Build confidence & self-esteem
💗 Learn healthy coping skills
🦋 Explore emotions & relationships
🌈 Practice communication & problem-solving
✨ Connect with other girls who may be navigating similar experiences

📍6580 Wolffork Road, Rabun Gap, GA 30568

Spots are limited! Reach out to learn more or reserve a spot.

08/20/2026

If you would like - click the link below to vote for us for ⭐️Best in Georgia!⭐️

Vote for Appalachian Psychological and Behavioral Services in Clarkesville, Georgia as Best of Georgia for Health & Medical!

08/06/2026

**UPDATE** The event is now free.

Event coming up from L3R Memorial Foundation! If you are local and have a teen that needs extra emotional support, their Foundation is here to help. ❤

07/25/2026

💕 Clayton Counseling is such a fabulous (and local!) resource for families. 💕

Community Friday Spotlight 📢

This week, we’re excited to highlight one of our valued community partners, Appalachian Psychological & Behavioral Services (APBS)!

Led by Dr. Whitney Kleinert, APBS provides comprehensive psychological and psychoeducational evaluations, therapy, parent consultation, and school consultation. APBS is especially known for working with Autistic and other neurodiverse individuals, offering compassionate, neuro-affirming care to children, teens, adults, and families.

At Clayton Counseling, we believe the best care happens when providers work together. We’re thankful to partner with Dr. Kleinert and APBS, referring clients to one another so individuals and families can access the services that best fit their unique needs.

We’re grateful to have dedicated professionals like Dr. Kleinert with Appalachian Psychological and Behavioral Services serving our North Georgia community! 💙

07/21/2026

We were nominated for Best of Georgia! What a surprise and honor! 🤩 If you would like to vote for us for Best Psychology Practice, their website is https://gbj.com/best-of/vote/health-medical

07/04/2026

06/16/2026

For those who have disabilities and travel - this is a great resource! The Atlanta airport uses Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

Atlanta Airport's mission is to provide a safe, enjoyable travel experience as well as equal access for guests and passengers with disabilities and/or special needs at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Inter

06/06/2026

I typically recommend letting your child/teen know about their diagnoses. Here is a great resource on how to have that conversation ♥️

Explaining a Diagnosis to Your Child Talking to your child about their diagnosis is tricky. Yet, when we don’t talk to kids about their differently-wired brains, they start to develop their own narrative about why they’ve different – and these narratives are often negative and harmful. In the ...

06/02/2026

Great online Podcast about ADHD in children 🤩

"What is ADHD? How does ADHD affect the brain? Why do only some people have it? How can we control our brains? An estimated 11 percent of U.S. kids are diagnosed with the neurological condition known as ADHD, so you may have it or have a friend or classmate with this unique way of thinking. In this episode we explore how you can learn to balance the strengths and challenges of ADHD with Dr. Liz Angoff, author of the Brain Building Book."

What is ADHD? How does ADHD affect the brain? Why do only some people have it? How can we control our brains? An estimated 11 percent of U.S. kids are diagno...