Online Teen Therapy in Georgia

All Grouport sessions are held completely online in a secure, HIPAA-compliant video chat environment with end-to-end encryption.

🔹 Email Link Access – You will receive a unique video link for each session via email, along with a 24-hour reminder before your scheduled session.

🔹 Member Portal Access – If directed to a member portal upon signup, your sessions will occur within the portal, except for the initial consultation, which will include a unique link via email. Subsequent sessions can be accessed directly through the portal each week.

In the event that a teen needs to adjust the timing of an individual therapy session, our care team will work with you and your therapist to identify a suitable replacement time for that week. Advance notice ensures a smooth transition and maintains continuity of care.

✅ Rescheduling occasionally is permitted, but maintaining a regular session schedule is recommended for consistency.

✅ Changes to recurring weekly sessions can be arranged with assistance from our team to find a time that aligns with your weekly routine.

Individual teen therapy sessions last forty-five minutes to provide time for meaningful engagement, guidance, and coping skill development. Group therapy sessions are sixty minutes in length to allow sufficient time for peer interaction, structured exercises, and discussion.

Online therapy is designed for teens navigating the challenges of adolescence, including social, emotional, and developmental concerns. It offers a private, supportive space for communication, skill-building, and guidance from licensed professionals.

This form of therapy is beneficial for teens who are:

• Struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, or mood swings
• Navigating friendships, peer pressure, or social anxiety
• Dealing with school-related stress, perfectionism, or academic burnout
• Coping with family conflict, divorce, or major life changes
• Working through trauma, grief, or loss
• Managing diagnoses such as  BPD, Bipolar, OCD, PTSD, ADHD
• Experiencing low self-esteem, body image concerns, or identity confusion
• Engaging in risky behaviors, self-harm, or substance use
• Needing support with emotional regulation, communication, or confidence
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A treatment strategy that integrates online individual therapy with online group therapy is often highly effective for adolescent mental health care. Personalized sessions provide the teen with focused attention, tailored advice, and practical tools for managing stress or emotional difficulties. Group sessions bring together peers facing similar experiences, offering social connection, encouragement, and a reduction in feelings of loneliness.

Online therapy allows teens to engage in care from the comfort of their own space, making it easier to access professional guidance while feeling safe and supported.

Grouport’s online IOP offers a structured, high-level approach to mental health care for those requiring more frequent support than weekly therapy. The program provides separate tracks for teens and adults, ensuring that treatment aligns with developmental needs while allowing participants to maintain their everyday routines.

1) Treats a wide range of mental health challenges

This program is designed to address multiple mental health concerns, including complex or co-occurring conditions. Teens and adults receive specialized guidance from licensed therapists, allowing for individualized care tailored to their specific emotional and behavioral needs.

• Anxiety, panic, and phobias
• Depression and mood disorders (e.g., bipolar)
• ADHD
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
• PTSD and trauma
• Borderline personality disorder (BPD) & Personality Disorders
• Grief and loss
• Substance use concerns
• Self-harm and suicidal ideation
• Life transitions, identity challenges, and more
  
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2) Built on evidence-based treatment modalities

Our IOP blends multiple therapy types across group and individual sessions, providing robust, personalized care. These include:

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)
• Mindfulness-based techniques
• Motivational interviewing
• Family therapy support (when appropriate)
  
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3) Group support creates connection and accountability

Group therapy provides a setting for connection with peers, fostering understanding, mutual support, and accountability. By sharing experiences and participating in guided discussions, members strengthen coping skills and develop confidence while benefiting from the encouragement of others.

4) Fully online and designed to fit your life

With a fully virtual format and flexible scheduling, including evening options, participants can attend IOP sessions without disrupting work, school, or family commitments. This accessibility ensures consistent engagement and helps integrate intensive therapy into daily life seamlessly.

Whether seeking help for an adult or a teen, Grouport’s online IOP delivers structured, expert-guided care that is accessible, flexible, and tailored to each participant.

Grouport’s virtual Intensive Outpatient Program offers a fully online, structured, and therapist-led experience designed to provide a higher level of care than typical weekly therapy. This program allows participants to receive intensive support without the need for inpatient treatment. Distinct tracks for teens and adults ensure that care is appropriate for the participant’s age and developmental stage.

Here’s how it works:

• Weekly Schedule: Each participant attends nine group therapy sessions per week and one individual session, all conducted via secure video chat.
• Tailored Treatment: Care plans are individualized. Participants managing OCD work with ERP, while those with BPD focus on DBT skills.
• Expert-Led & Evidence-Based: Licensed therapists guide all sessions, implementing evidence-based approaches such as CBT, DBT, and ERP when relevant to the participant’s needs.
• Skill Building + Peer Support: Structured skill-building exercises are paired with group support, creating a space for emotional growth, accountability, and shared therapeutic experiences.
• Flexible Access: Participants can schedule any nine group sessions throughout the week that fit their availability. Evening and daytime sessions are available, and the individual therapy session is arranged at a convenient time.
• Ongoing Guidance: Care coordinators match participants to suitable therapists and groups, and care plans are adjusted as needed to ensure optimal support.
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This virtual IOP is perfect for anyone seeking intensive mental health support while retaining the flexibility to maintain regular daily routines.

Grouport’s online Intensive Outpatient Program is designed for teens and adults who need a more robust level of mental health care than weekly therapy can provide. Many participants are transitioning from residential programs, inpatient stays, or hospital care and require a structured environment to manage mental health conditions or high-stress life circumstances.

Unlike standard outpatient therapy, which typically involves a single session each week, Grouport’s IOP provides nine group sessions and one individual session per week. All sessions are conducted via secure online video chat, allowing participants to engage safely from home while receiving intensive, professional support.

Treatment plans are individualized. For instance, a participant with OCD may receive ERP-based therapy, while a person with borderline personality disorder may focus on DBT-based strategies. Therapists utilize evidence-based treatments such as CBT, DBT, ERP, and mindfulness approaches, applied according to clinical needs and goals.

The program is designed for anyone who requires structured, frequent support while maintaining their daily routines, offering flexible, expert-led, and accessible online care.

Yes. All communications with your therapist remain confidential. Grouport’s licensed therapists follow legal and ethical confidentiality standards. The only exceptions are legally mandated situations where there is imminent risk of harm to self or others. Therapists will explain confidentiality rules thoroughly at the start of care to ensure participants understand their privacy rights.

🔹 Teen Individual Therapy – $112 per session, billed at $448/month for 4 sessions.

• The average cost of individual therapy in the U.S. ranges from $150–$200 per session, making Grouport a more affordable option.
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🔹 Teen Group Therapy – $35 per session, billed at $140/month for 4 sessions.

• Traditional group therapy sessions typically cost $50–$200 per session outside of Grouport.
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🔹 Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) – Pricing details are available upon request.

Contact our team for more information.

Grouport offers several flexible payment plans for online teen therapy to accommodate different schedules and budgets. Options include:

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✅ Monthly – This is the standard billing rate, automatically charged each month.
✅ Quarterly (Save 10%) – Billed once every three months, offering a ten percent discount for those who choose to commit for a longer period.
✅ Biannually (Save 20%) – Billed every six months, providing the maximum savings for longer-term planning.

Subscriptions automatically renew according to your selected payment schedule. Depending on your needs, plans may allow weekly sessions or every-other-week sessions to ensure consistent therapeutic support.

Currently, Grouport does not accept insurance as we are out of network. Individual 45-minute one-on-one sessions are priced at $112, which is below the national average cost of therapy in the United States that ranges from $150 to $200 per session.

We provide invoices for each billing cycle, which participants may submit to their insurance provider for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement amounts vary depending on your insurance plan, so checking with your provider is recommended.

To communicate your need for therapy effectively, consider the following strategies:

• Plan the conversation in advance and practice your key points.
  
  
• Choose a quiet time when your parents are available to listen.
  
  
• Do some research on the mental health concerns you wish to discuss.
  
  
• You may also write a letter or email beforehand to organize your thoughts and make the conversation easier.
  
  

Yes, many participants find that combining individual therapy with group therapy sessions provides the most comprehensive support. This approach allows personalized attention while also offering opportunities for peer interaction and shared experiences.