Immigration / Acculturation Counseling in Georgia
The best way to find out if this approach is for you is to schedule a 15 minute consultation. Depending on your clinician’s availability, this consult may be held over the phone, via video, or in-person.
Compassionate Acculturation Counseling in Georgia
Immigration and acculturation counseling is available to help individuals and their families make a successful transition to living in the United States. Our licensed counselors are familiar with the challenges that people may face during this transition, and we are here to provide support and guidance through the process of acculturation.
Whether you are experiencing anxiety, depression, or just need someone to talk to, we can help. Our counselors are available to provide support to those who may be struggling to adjust to their new surroundings.
Acculturation counseling has a high success rate in helping those in need assimilate to their new environment, and our counselors have the experience and training to help you make a successful transition.
If you or someone you know is in need of immigration/acculturation counseling, please contact us today. We offer consultations to make sure our practice is the right fit for your needs.
Immigration, multicultural issues, and the stress of daily life – KMH can help you develop healthy coping mechanisms.
Licensed Therapists on Staff Specializing in Immigration/Acculturation Counseling
At KMH, we understand that the process of immigrating to a new country can be both exciting and challenging. Adjusting to a new culture, learning a new language, and navigating the bureaucracy of a foreign government can be daunting for even the most resourceful individual.
That’s why we’re proud to have a licensed therapist on staff who specializes in immigration and acculturation counseling. Our goal is to provide individuals with the support they need to thrive in their new homes.
KMH offers various services to immigrants who have recently arrived in the United States. These include:
- Helping people to understand and adjust to life in the United States, and more specifically, Georgia
- Providing information about American culture and values
- Assisting people with the process of acculturation
- Counseling people who are experiencing culture shock or adjusting to a new culture
- Offering support to people who are facing discrimination or prejudice
- Helping people to navigate the U.S. immigration system
- Providing referrals to other agencies and social justice resources that can help people in their adjustment to life in the United States.
We offer a wide range of services to improve the mental health of those who have recently immigrated to the United States.
Mental Health Support During Tough Transitions
At KMH, we understand the challenges that come with adjusting to a new environment. That’s why we offer a variety of services to help support you during a tough transition.
If you or someone you know is in need of immigration/acculturation counseling, please contact us today. We offer consultations to make sure our practice is the right fit for your needs.
Counseling
Individual Counseling Session Rates
Sessions are available in 45- or 60-minute formats and can be conducted either in person or via video. While 60-minute sessions are recommended—especially for the first appointment—they are not required unless deemed necessary by the clinician.
Initially, appointments are typically scheduled weekly or every other week. As symptoms improve and progress toward goals becomes more consistent, sessions can be spaced out to every 3–4 weeks.
45 minute appointments: $160 – $180 per session
60 minute appointments: $215 – $240 per session
Individual counseling rate varies per clinician. Please see clinician bios for more information regarding specialties and rates.
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