Locations
Four spaces. Three historic buildings. Each with it's own unique vibe.
Below, you’ll find photos, directions, parking info, and the therapists who work at each location.
Pick the spot that works for you, or skip the commute and see us virtually anywhere in Georgia.
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Decatur Square • Ponce
The Pythagoras Masonic Temple · 108 E. Ponce de Leon Ave, Decatur
Our Ponce office is inside a 1924 Beaux Arts temple, designed by an architect who belonged to the lodge himself. Pythagoras Lodge No. 41 got its charter in 1844 and still meets here. These days, though, the building is mostly a stage. It's home to Resurgens Theatre Company, which performs Renaissance plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe, and the playwrights most people have never heard of. The temple is on the National Register of Historic Places. Between the Masons and the theater people, it's been keeping secrets and feeling big feelings for 100 years, so it can handle yours too.
The vibe: The hallways have a creepy-noir thing going on (we love it). Step inside our suites and it's bright and beautifully decorated, each office in its own theme. Don't miss the giant Southwestern mural and neon sign in the waiting room.
Waiting room: Coffee, water, snacks, and usually something sparkling.
Restrooms: Gendered restrooms, use whichever works for you. You'll need a key, which is in our waiting room.
Getting in: We're on the second floor, and there's an elevator.
Parking: Paid street parking, plus a few paid garages and lots nearby. Give yourself a few extra minutes to find a spot. Downtown Decatur is cute, but it isn't generous with parking.
Transit: A short walk from Decatur MARTA station.
Who Works Here (click for more info):
Decatur Square • Church St.
The Blair Building · 215 Church St, Decatur
You can't miss it. It's the pink one. Built in 1939, the Blair Building is one of only two Streamline Moderne buildings left in Decatur. That style is the sleek, rounded branch of Art Deco inspired by 1930s trains and ocean liners. It was a gray office building for about 80 years until a recent restoration gave it a rosy glow-up. That renovation won the Georgia Trust's 2025 Excellence in Rehabilitation Award. Proof that it's never too late for a fresh start.
The vibe: Art Deco all the way through, and the offices are giving cardigan.
Waiting room: A small, cozy waiting area in our suite.
Restrooms: Gendered restrooms, use whichever works for you.
Getting in: First floor, fully accessible. No stairs needed.
Parking: Free, in our own big lot. Yes, really, in downtown Decatur. We don't fully understand it either. Just enjoy it.
Transit: A short walk from Decatur MARTA station.
Who Works Here (click for more info):
Little 5 Points
The Hartz Building · 483 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta
This one started out in 1915 as the Holbrook Apartments, a stylish four-unit residence. That was back when Little 5 Points was Atlanta's very first commercial district outside downtown. It survived a fire, got restored in 1994, and gained a whole third story in the process. A building that went through it and came out bigger? That's the energy we're going for.
The vibe: Artsy and funky, like the neighborhood. Our suite has a Western mid-century modern theme.
Waiting room: Coffee and water.
Restrooms: Single-stall restroom.
Getting in: We're on the second floor, up a flight of stairs, and there's no elevator. If stairs are tough for you, tell us when you reach out. We'll set you up at a different location, or virtually.
Parking: Two small free lots one in front of, and one behind the building. If they're full, there's free overflow parking on Mansfield Ave.
Transit: Accessible by MARTA bus.
Who Works Here (click for more info):
Smyrna
4045 Orchard Rd SE, Smyrna
Our Smyrna office is the newest of the bunch. There are no ghosts and no creaky floors, just a calm, comfortable space for folks on the west side of town. Sometimes a fresh start is exactly what you need.
The vibe: Boho, relaxed, and artsy.
Waiting room: Coffee and water.
Restrooms: Single-stall restroom.
Getting in: First floor, fully accessible.
Parking: Free, in our own lot, because suburbs. Pull right up.
Getting here: Easy access from I-285 and I-75. This is a driving location.
Who Works Here (click for more info):
Virtual
Your couch · Your car · Your bed · That one quiet corner of your house
This location was built in [whatever year your couch is from] and has been through a lot: spilled coffee, a few naps, and at least one existential crisis. It isn't on the National Register of Historic Places yet, but it's historic to you, and that counts. Therapy from home is still real therapy, minus the commute and plus your pets.
The vibe: Whatever you want it to be. Sweatpants are strongly encouraged, and pets are welcome to sit in.
Waiting room: Your kitchen. Make your own coffee. We trust you.
Getting in: Click a secure video link from your phone, tablet, or computer.
Parking: Wherever you left it. A parked car makes a great private therapy room, as long as you're not driving.
Getting here: Wi-Fi and a little privacy. Headphones help.
Good to know: You'll need to be physically in Georgia during your session, since that's where our therapists are licensed.
Who Works Here: Almost everyone on our team offers virtual sessions, but here are the virtual only ones!
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