You've built what you set out to build. The hard part is what you're still carrying.
Direct, insight-driven therapy for high-capacity people carrying more than anyone in their life sees.
Virtual. Private pay. Licensed in Georgia.
Dr. Jumie Duduyemi, PsyD, LPC · Over two decades in clinical practice
Who this is for
The tools you used to build your success may be the same tools that aren't working now — and you can feel it.
You're competent. You're responsible. You've handled harder things than this.
And still, something isn't shifting.
You may be making the same decision for the third time and still second-guessing it.
You may be performing at work and depleted everywhere else.
You may be in a relationship pattern you can see clearly but can't seem to change.
You may have done therapy before. It helped, but it didn't get to this.
You don't need more time to think about it alone. You need clinical clarity, pattern recognition, and a structured way to understand what's actually driving it.
How the work happens
In therapy, we look beneath the presenting situation and identify the deeper structure keeping the pattern in place. That work is grounded in an approach I've refined across thousands of clinical hours.
We identify what's actually driving the situation, clarify what's no longer working, and begin the structured work of building something better in its place.
Many clients begin to see what's driving their pattern within the first two or three sessions. What happens after that is the work of making the change hold.
Ways to work together
I'm based in Atlanta. Clinical therapy is available to clients located anywhere in Georgia at the time of service, and all sessions are virtual.
Three formats. Same approach. Different depth.
Most clients begin with standard 50-minute sessions. Extended and intensive sessions are used periodically when a specific situation calls for more time. Session cadence is determined clinically and depends on the nature of the work, current availability, and what you're trying to address.
Standard Session
Weekly or biweekly therapy for ongoing work on patterns, decisions, relationships, and the situations where they show up.
50 minutes | $325
Extended Session
For complex decisions, layered situations, or moments when you need more time to reach clarity in one conversation instead of spreading the work across several weeks.
90 minutes | $525
Focused Clinical Intensive
A single session built around one situation: a decision that won't resolve, a pattern that keeps repeating, or a transition you need to think through clearly. Best for people who want concentrated work rather than spreading the entire conversation across multiple sessions.
3 hours | $1,750
Payment is due at the time of service. A card is kept on file. Before beginning care, you'll receive the required fee disclosures so you understand the expected cost of services.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, the work is confidential. Because I don't take insurance, no claim is filed and no diagnosis is submitted to an insurance carrier — so there's no claims record for an employer, board, or underwriter to encounter. Information from this practice isn't released without your written authorization, except in the limited circumstances required by law, such as imminent danger, suspected abuse or neglect, or a valid legal order. You'll still have a confidential clinical record with me, as required by law and professional standards.
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No. I'm a psychotherapist, not a psychiatrist, and prescribing isn't part of this practice. If medication becomes worth exploring, I'll say so directly and can coordinate with a psychiatrist or your physician while we continue the therapy work.
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Licensing works by location: you need to be physically in Georgia at the time of each session. If you split time between states or travel for work, we schedule around it — many clients book sessions for the weeks they're home. If you're relocating out of Georgia permanently, I'll help you plan the transition, including referrals where you're headed.
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Many clients begin to understand what's driving things within the first few sessions. Lasting change depends on the history behind it and what you want to do with what we uncover.
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No. This practice is not designed for crisis care, emergency support, or situations requiring immediate intervention. If you're in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
1. Book a consultation. Fifteen minutes by phone. No cost. You tell me what's going on. I tell you what I notice and whether I think I can help.
2. If it's a fit, we schedule. You'll complete intake paperwork, place a card on file, and reserve a session time.
3. We start the work. Many people know by the second or third session whether the work is doing what they came for. If it's not, we talk about it directly.
How to start
Availability changes throughout the year. The consultation is the first step in determining whether there's a clinical and scheduling fit.
Three steps.