It's ok to ask for help!
VIRTUAL-BASED TELETHERAPY & MED MANAGEMENT
Mental health care that meets you where you are.
We connect people with licensed therapists, making quality mental health care easier to access when you need it most.
Three ways we help
Find the path that matches why you’re here today.
FOR FAMILIES
Register your child for school-based care
Enroll in teletherapy or medication management delivered right at your child’s school, no extra trips, no missed class time.
FOR INDIVIDUALS
Direct Patient Care
Whether it’s for yourself or a family member, you can sign up directly for therapy and psychiatric care — no school enrollment required.
FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
Partner with us district-wide
Learn how school-based teletherapy, medication management and program sustainability work at your school or district.
Our partners across Georgia.
Our partnerships continue to grow as more school communities expand access to mental health care.
Real Results. Real Impact.
The outcomes of our services demonstrate the impact of accessible, high-quality mental health care.
ANXIETY & DEPRESSION
Patients experience significant reductions in anxiety and depression during the program. By providing consistent access to quality care, we help patients improve their overall well-being.
ATTENDANCE
Average reduction in student absences after joining the program. Students are more likely to attend school and stay focused in class, which leads to better grades and outcomes.
TREATMENT GOALS
After being seen, patients often complete their treatment goals. Staying with the same therapist plays a key role in this success. We want everyone to feel heard and know they are not alone.
More than access to therapy.
Our approach is built around what happens before, during, and after the appointment.
Care designed to stay connected.
Getting someone into care matters. Keeping that care consistent, accessible, and supported matters just as much.
A better experience from the first session forward.
We focus on continuity, accessibility, and partnership so patients are not left navigating care alone.
Consistency over constant change
We work to keep patients with the same therapist over time, helping trust grow and reducing the need to repeatedly start over with someone new.
Care that is easier to reach
Virtual access at school or from home, flexible scheduling, bilingual clinicians, and indigent care help remove common barriers to getting support.
Support beyond the therapy session
For school partners, we provide the training, 24/7 technical support, awareness resources, and hands-on help needed for sustainability.
Questions are welcome.
Whether you are a parent, student, school staff member, or someone simply looking for support, we want it to be easy to understand how ESE Mental Health works.
Starting care should feel simple.
These questions cover the first steps, access, privacy, and what to expect when reaching out.
You can begin by registering online or speaking with your school counselor or ESE contact. Once the necessary information is received, our team works to connect you with the appropriate provider and schedule your first appointment.
ESE works to schedule patients as quickly as possible. In many cases, the first session can be scheduled within five days or less.
No. ESE provides virtual mental health services for K–12 students, college students, parents, school staff, and individuals.
Yes. Sessions are conducted through HIPPA secure virtual platforms and are handled with the upmost confidentiality.
The intake process is designed to help identify your needs and determine the most appropriate next step.
Understanding your care options.
Learn more about therapy, continuity, medication support, and how care can continue over time.
Services may include individual therapy, group therapy, medication management, crisis intervention, and other behavioral health support depending on the patient’s needs.
ESE works to maintain continuity of care whenever possible so patients can build trust with a familiar therapist over time.
ESE offers access to bilingual clinicians when available so students and families can receive care in a way that feels more comfortable and accessible.