Does Untangled Mind accept insurance?

Yes. Untangled Mind offers limited insurance spots through Headway. Private pay sessions are also available at $175–$185 per session. Visit the Fees & Pricing page for full details.

What therapy approaches does Piper Harris use?

Piper Harris uses integrative Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and neuropsychotherapy. The Untangled Mind Pathway™ is a structured, assessment-based system that includes written treatment plans, monthly reassessments, and custom workbooks.

How is Untangled Mind different from regular therapy?

Unlike traditional talk therapy, Untangled Mind uses over 15 targeted assessments in the first session, a personalized written treatment plan with clear goals, monthly progress reassessments, and custom workbooks. Most clients see measurable relief within 8–12 sessions.

Does Untangled Mind offer online therapy in Georgia?

Yes. Telehealth sessions are available to adults across the state of Georgia. In-person sessions are offered at 1501 Johnson Ferry Road, Suite 104, Marietta, GA 30062.

Who does Untangled Mind work with?

Untangled Mind works with adults (typically 30+) dealing with trauma, complex PTSD, and anxiety — including first responders, veterans, and law enforcement families. The practice does not treat major depression/bipolar disorder, OCD, addiction, couples, or families.

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Here at Untangled Mind℠, you'll discover my deep passion and ongoing pursuit of rigorous, evidence-based mental health care. Through this blog, I share thoughtful insights, practical strategies, and reflections drawn from the Untangled Mind Pathway℠, my structured, measurement-based framework designed to move beyond subjectivity toward real, trackable progress. I love exploring ideas that elevate standards in therapy and empower both clients and clinicians. Most posts have a companion episode on the podcast, so be sure to check out both.

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Coaching or Counseling? Why the Lines Are Getting Blurred—and Why That’s a Problem and How I'm the Answer.

There’s a growing crisis in the coaching world—and not enough people are talking about it. Every day, I encounter individuals who come...

Piper Harris, LPC

May 22, 20254 min read

The Power to Pivot: Why Mental Flexibility Is a Strength You Can Build

You cannot control the wind, but you can adjust the sails. Life rarely asks permission before it shifts. A diagnosis. A layoff. A...

Piper Harris, LPC

May 12, 20252 min read

I Use What Works. That’s Why I Now Use EMDR.

Why I Chose to Use EMDR in My Evidence-Based Practice AI created image There’s a moment in therapy that never gets old—when a client...

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May 3, 20253 min read

The Language Beneath Words: Attunement, Safety, and Connection

Exploring the quiet, powerful ways we heal through presence, resonance, and true attunement. There’s something quietly magical that...

Piper Harris, LPC

Apr 28, 20255 min read

AI-Powered Mental Health: A Therapist’s Perspective on the Promise and Pitfalls

AI Generated Image In recent months, the mental health field has seen a sharp rise in the promotion and integration of AI-powered tools....

Piper Harris, LPC

Apr 21, 20258 min read

The River of Iteration: Moving from Stagnation to Generativity

AI generated image At a recent networking event, the icebreaker question was: What do you fear about death? My answer was immediate: “I...

Piper Harris, LPC

Apr 5, 20253 min read

Use It to Lose It: The Power of Neuroplasticity and the If/Then Trap

You’ve heard the saying “use it or lose it,” but when it comes to your brain, it’s more accurate to say: use it to lose it —lose what...

Piper Harris, LPC

Mar 24, 20253 min read

New Trauma Workbook Released: A Data-Driven Guide to Healing

Healing from trauma isn’t about simply moving on—it’s about untangling the thoughts, emotions, and patterns that keep you stuck. That’s...

Piper Harris, LPC

Mar 18, 20252 min read

Feigning in Therapy: The Unspoken Challenge Therapists Must Address

Image: Britannica Dictionary In the realm of mental health counseling, one of the most overlooked yet critical issues is the presence of...

Piper Harris, LPC

Mar 14, 20256 min read

The Ugly Side of Self-Preservation: When Survival Becomes Deception

AI generated image Self-preservation is a fundamental human instinct, the drive to protect oneself from harm, whether physical, emotional, or psychological. At its core, it ensures survival and can manifest in healthy ways, such as setting boundaries, advocating for oneself, and withdrawing from dangerous situations. But, self-preservation exists on a continuum, ranging from minor adaptations to severe and destructive behaviors. On one end, it appears as simple self-care: avo

Piper Harris, LPC

Mar 10, 20255 min read

Who’s in Your Pool? Boundaries, Trauma, and the People We Let In

AI generated image Imagine your life as a swimming pool. The water represents your personal space, energy, and emotional well-being. Some...

Piper Harris, LPC

Mar 5, 20254 min read

Lessons from the Therapy Room: Lesson 1

Introducing: Lessons from the Therapy Room Therapists don’t just teach—we learn. Every session is a reminder of the power of the mind,...

Piper Harris, LPC

Feb 27, 20252 min read

Who’s in Your Pool? Understanding Boundaries and Relationship Placement

Photo Credit New York Times In life, we interact with countless people—some briefly, others more intimately. But not everyone belongs in the deep end of our emotional lives. One of the biggest struggles many people face is misplacing people in their lives, allowing the wrong ones too close, or keeping the right ones at a distance out of fear. To help my clients understand this, I use an analogy: relationships are like a swimming pool. Where someone belongs in your pool determ

Piper Harris, LPC

Feb 24, 20255 min read