LPC / LPCC · In person and online
Anxiety Therapist in Cumming, GA
Calm, practical support for anxiety, trauma and life's big changes.
About Dana
Dana Lee, LPC sees clients in person and online in Cumming, GA. Works with adults. Calm, practical support for anxiety, trauma and life's big changes.
How I can help
Anxiety
Trauma / PTSD
Life transitions
Individual therapy
Telehealth
My approach
We'll work at a pace that feels right, using practical tools you can use between sessions. (Demo text.)
Sessions
Sessions are in person and online in Cumming, GA. Serving Cumming, Alpharetta and online across Georgia.
Fees and insurance
Self-pay $140 per 50-minute session. Sliding scale available. In network with Aetna and Cigna. (Demo figures.)
Questions
Do you offer online therapy?
Yes. Sessions are available online and in person in Cumming, GA.
Do you take insurance, and what are your fees?
Self-pay $140 per 50-minute session. Sliding scale available. In network with Aetna and Cigna. (Demo figures.)
Where are you located?
Demo Practice is in Cumming, GA and serves Cumming, Alpharetta and online across Georgia.
How do I book?
Use the form below or email [email protected].
Book a consultation
Email: [email protected]
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