Behavioral Health Assessments in Newnan, Georgia
The first step toward the right care: a clear picture of your needs and next steps.
Behavioral Health Assessments at Willow Oak
A behavioral health assessment is the first step toward the right care.
Our licensed clinicians review your concerns, history, strengths, and goals to recommend the services that fit, whether that is therapy, medication care, substance use treatment, or support from a case manager. Assessments are also provided for families referred through DFCS/DHS.
Who this helps
- People starting care for the first time
- People returning to care or changing providers
- Families with a referral from DFCS/DHS or another agency
What to expect
- A conversation with a licensed clinician about what is going on and what you hope to change
- A review of your history, current supports, and any safety concerns
- Clear recommendations and next steps, including a treatment plan if you choose to begin services
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of assessments do you offer?
We offer mental health intake and diagnostic assessments, substance use assessments, combined mental health and substance use assessments, and anger management assessments.
How long does an assessment take?
Most assessments take 60 to 90 minutes. A combined mental health and substance use assessment takes 90 to 120 minutes.
Can my child have an assessment?
Yes. We see children as young as 7. Call us so we can arrange the right clinician and explain what parents or guardians should bring.
Is my assessment confidential?
Your records are protected by HIPAA and other applicable privacy laws. Staff will review your rights and how information is shared at your first visit.
Request an appointment
Call 770-683-6946 or request an appointment online. Please bring your insurance card and a state-issued photo ID; payment and copays are due before services.
We accept Georgia Medicaid (including Amerigroup, Peach State Health Plan, and CareSource), dual Medicare and Georgia Medicaid, VA CCN with an authorization/referral letter, Tricare with PCP authorization, and self-pay. We will begin accepting commercial insurance in February 2027. No one is denied services due to inability to pay, and a sliding-fee schedule based on family size and income is available.