Introducing Well a mental health practice.

Get accessible and personalized mental health care when and how you need it. Let us help you on your journey to a life well lived.

Our approach

At Well Atlanta, we're rewriting the script on mental health for leaders. Our approach? Stop treating mental wellness as a performance metric and start seeing it as a transformative journey. We support executives, entrepreneurs, and change-makers in navigating complex emotional landscapes—proving that true leadership starts with radical self-understanding. We use therapy as a powerful tool to help you feel better and live authentically. Our goal is to help you live a life “Well” lived.

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Providing you with a safe space

All of your appointments will take place virtually ensuring your privacy. We're not just providing therapy; we're building a movement that recognizes mental health as a critical leadership skill. For every executive battling burnout, every entrepreneur wrestling with imposter syndrome, every leader feeling isolated—we're creating spaces of genuine connection and growth.

Our services

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    Therapy

  • Workshops

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    Coaching

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    Wellness Plans

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Meet our team

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    Meagan R. Davies, LPC, NCC

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    DaCota Goodwin, NCC

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    Ingrid Emmons

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    Whitney Smith, LPC, Global Career Development Facilitator

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“Well helped me find a therapist that made me feel seen. Their services aligned with my needs and they were flexible with their scheduling. Well helped me check all the boxes.”

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