Atlanta Psychiatrist Telepsychiatry and Medication Management

Atlanta Psychiatrist – Telepsychiatry & Medication Management for Adults (770-525-7415)

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Trusted Telepsychiatry Care for Atlanta Adults

β€œI finally felt listened to. The online visits were comfortable, and my treatment plan actually makes sense.” β€” Verified Atlanta Patient

Living with anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, or trauma-related symptoms can make everyday life in Atlanta feel overwhelming. Long commutes, packed schedules, and busy waiting rooms only add to the stress. East Cobb Psychiatry provides secure telepsychiatry and careful medication management for adults in Atlanta and across Georgia, so you can receive high-quality mental-health care from the privacy of home.

Our practice is led by Shashank Jha, an experienced psychiatric nurse practitioner and ECFMG-certified medical graduate. This rare credential β€” usually held by internationally trained physicians β€” gives him a deeper understanding of medical and psychiatric conditions than most standard psychiatric prescribers. With more than 30 years of mental-health experience, he offers thoughtful evaluations, evidence-based treatment, and warm, culturally sensitive care.

Why Atlanta Adults Choose East Cobb Psychiatry

Conditions We Treat for Atlanta Adults

Anxiety & Panic Disorders

Depression & Mood Disorders

ADHD & Attention Difficulties

Trauma-Related Conditions

Other Mental-Health Concerns

Safe Medication Management and Treatment Options

Telepsychiatry & Medication Management for Atlanta

Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluations

Safe, Evidence-Based Medication Management

Telepsychiatry (Virtual Visits)

Ongoing Support & Collaboration

Shashank Jha Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Atlanta Telepsychiatry

Meet Shashank Jha – ECFMG-Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Shashank Jha is a psychiatric nurse practitioner and medical graduate with more than three decades of experience in mental health care. After beginning his career in psychiatry in 1994, he went on to earn ECFMG Certification in the United States β€” a distinction rarely held by psychiatric nurse practitioners.

He completed advanced training at Kennesaw State University and the University of Cincinnati, and is a proud member of the Golden Key International Honour Society and the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing. His work is shaped by both professional expertise and personal resilience, including overcoming childhood polio and bullying. You can learn more on the About page.

How Telepsychiatry Works for Atlanta Patients

Atlanta Telepsychiatry FAQ

Do I need to live inside the Atlanta city limits to be seen?
No. As long as you are physically located within Georgia at the time of your telehealth appointment, you can usually be seen, whether you live in Atlanta, nearby suburbs, or elsewhere in the state.

Do you prescribe medication during online visits?
Yes. When clinically appropriate, medications can be prescribed and closely monitored through secure telepsychiatry appointments.

Can I keep my current therapist and see East Cobb Psychiatry for medication management?
Yes. Many patients work with a therapist for counseling and see East Cobb Psychiatry for evaluation and medication. With your permission, we are happy to collaborate.

Do you treat adult ADHD, anxiety, and depression?
Yes. These are among the most common conditions evaluated and treated at East Cobb Psychiatry.

Are telepsychiatry visits private and secure?
Yes. All appointments use HIPAA-compliant platforms designed to protect your privacy and confidentiality.

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Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or create a provider–patient relationship. Diagnosis and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified healthcare professional. If you are experiencing a medical or psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.