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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In the Writing

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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Ordinary and Extraordinary: The Alchemy of Love

Do you feel ordinary? My favorite time is my mornings, especially this time of year. I pour a steaming cup of coffee, start the fire, and...

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Dec 12, 20234 min read

Battling the Holiday Blues

As the holiday season approaches, it's essential to acknowledge that feelings of joy and celebration can sometimes be accompanied by the...

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Nov 29, 20233 min read

Brownie Tales Volume IV: Laughs, Giggles, Farts and Narcissists

Welcome to Piper’s latest blog post; she has been having a tough week dealing with Zebedee, the Therapy pup, who decided he would eat a...

Piper Harris, LPC

Nov 24, 20239 min read

The Gift of Presence

The power of personal transformation can sometimes manifest in the subtlest of ways. When a client walks through the door, exuding a...

Piper Harris, LPC

Nov 10, 20237 min read

When to Refer Out: The Skillful Art of Recognizing the Limits of Counseling

As mental health counselors, our primary aim is to support and empower our clients on their journey towards emotional well-being. However, it is important to acknowledge that we do not always have all the tools and expertise necessary to help every individual who seeks our assistance. Ethical guidelines dictate that we must practice within our area of experience, even when it means admitting our limitations to ourselves and our clients. In this blog post, I would like to shar

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Oct 31, 20236 min read

Brownie Tales Volume III

Beneath the Surface: Grief and Therapy I recognized before the session began, Piper spent time sitting with me; I could hear her murmur...

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Oct 6, 20236 min read

Brownie Tales: Volume II

Serendipitous Untangling? She sat comfortably in my lap, my gaze (well, you know what I mean) focused intently on Piper. Piper, for many...

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Sep 21, 20233 min read

No Person Can Live Without Joy

The Significance of Joy: Finding Spiritual Foundation and Seeking Counseling for a Fulfilling Life "No one person can live without joy."...

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Sep 13, 20239 min read

Brownie Tales Volume 1

What Am I Willing To Give Up? It’s funny hearing the things I do. When you sit around and truly listen, you pick up on what people are...

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Sep 3, 20236 min read

15 Really Good Reasons NOT to Commit To Therapy

I don't really trust Piper. Who is this woman, and what makes her such an expert? I'm not convinced that what Piper tells me to do will...

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Aug 22, 20232 min read

A Final Goodbye: Mastering My Masters

I plopped down on my sofa in my new office and let out a deep breath, enjoying the sweet aroma of the diffuser I snagged from the...

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Aug 10, 202311 min read

How to Support Someone with Anxiety

Anxiety is a natural, scary thing—and feeling overwhelmed is entirely normal. That's why we've put together this guide for anyone wanting...

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Jul 30, 20236 min read

The Price of Difference: When Individuals Expect Conformity at Your Expense

In today's diverse society, it is vital to embrace and celebrate our differences. Our unique characteristics, experiences, and perspectives contribute to the rich tapestry of humanity. However, there are times when individuals may have unrealistic expectations, demanding conformity from others and undermining the value of difference. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of difference and shed light on the challenges individuals face when expected to conform at their

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Jul 21, 20233 min read

Top Ten Bad Habits that Affect Your Mental Health

We all have bad habits that can have a negative impact on our health, from smoking to drinking too much alcohol. But it’s not just physical health that we need to worry about—our mental health matters too. And if you’re not careful, some of your everyday habits could affect your mental well-being without you even realizing it. Here are ten common bad habits that may be contributing to an unbalanced mental state:

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Jul 17, 20237 min read

Stinkin' Thinkin'

Cognitive Distortions and CBT Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that is widely used in treating various...

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Jun 26, 20232 min read

How To Get Better at Admitting You're Wrong

Admitting that you're wrong might make you feel like a failure or an idiot. But, filling your mind with little checks about how "right"...

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Jun 20, 20236 min read

Feelings Are Meant To Be Felt

I have a confession to make: I am an emotional person. That's not to say that I'm overly dramatic or prone to fits of hysteria; in fact, my family has now seen me as fairly level-headed and unemotional as they think I used to be. But even though it's not obvious to them or anyone else around me, I've always been an emotional person at heart—and that's perfectly fine!

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Jun 16, 20236 min read

Trauma Reactions: What Are They?

Dr. Mark Laasser A renowned author and therapist has identified eight common reactions to trauma that people may experience. Trauma can take many forms, including physical, emotional, or psychological abuse, neglect, accidents, or natural disasters. Understanding these reactions can help individuals recognize and cope with trauma healthily. Here are the eight trauma reactions identified by Dr. Laaser Shock and disbelief: This is a common initial reaction to trauma. People may

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Jun 10, 20233 min read