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Specializing in Anxiety, OCD, Depression, Trauma, and LGBTQ+ Concerns
John W. Wilson, PsyD
Licensed Psychologist
Adult Individual Psychotherapy
People often come to therapy feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or stuck in recurring emotional and relationship patterns. Others are struggling with OCD, the effects of trauma, questions of identity or sexuality, or ways of coping that once worked but no longer do.
My approach is active, collaborative, and tailored to the individual. Our work may involve understanding longstanding emotional and relationship patterns, working through the effects of difficult or traumatic experiences, and developing new ways of responding to thoughts, feelings, and situations that keep you stuck. For OCD, I also use Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), a structured approach specifically designed to treat obsessive-compulsive symptoms.
I provide psychotherapy entirely through telehealth, allowing us to meet privately and conveniently from your home or office. Through PSYPACT, I am able to work with clients in Georgia and other participating states.
When you're ready to talk, I'm here.
— Dr. Wilson
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About John W. Wilson, PsyD
I’ve been a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice since 2007, providing psychotherapy to adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, relationship difficulties, and identity concerns. My education and clinical training include Emory University, the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Georgia School of Professional Psychology, and Lee University.
I’m a regular guest lecturer at Emory University’s Schools of Medicine and Nursing, a member of both the Georgia and American Psychological Associations, and authorized by the PSYPACT Commission to provide telepsychology in participating states.
I’m also an author. My memoir, Straight to Hell, shares my personal journey through trauma, loss, and identity collapse. I wrote it with the hope of reaching back for others who may be searching for a way forward. Learn more about Straight to Hell.
Outside the therapy room, I value the same things many of my clients are working toward—connection, health, and meaning. I enjoy time with family and friends, staying active, making music, and being outdoors whenever I can.
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