Teletherapy Services
Sunny Days Therapeutics provides HIPAA-secure, professional teletherapy services for those aged 12+ throughout the state of Georgia. Our licensed clinicians offer flexible, confidential mental health care through secure virtual sessions – allowing you to access quality support from the comfort of your home.
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Teletherapy at Sunny Days
Sunny Days Therapeutics offers HIPAA-secured teletherapy for those aged 12+ across Georgia, provided by licensed mental health clinicians. Our virtual services are designed to deliver accessible, personalized care while maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality, professionalism, and clinical integrity.
Why Choose Sunny Days for Teletherapy Services?
Sunny Days Therapeutics provides individualized teletherapy services tailored to each client’s needs. Our licensed clinicians deliver evidence-based care through a secure HIPAA-compliant platform, ensuring the same level of quality, professionalism, and support as in-person therapy.
With teletherapy, those aged 12+ across Georgia can access consistent mental health care in a way that fits your schedule – without compromising privacy, connection, or effectiveness.
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Adolescent Therapy
Supportive and confidential therapy for adolescents facing anxiety, stress, or life transitions. Our compassionate therapists help build resilience, improve communication, and develop coping strategies, fostering emotional well-being and personal growth in a safe, understanding environment.

Individual Therapy
Personalized therapy to navigate life’s challenges, from anxiety and depression to self-growth. Our expert therapists provide a supportive space to explore emotions, develop coping strategies, and achieve mental wellness, helping you build a fulfilling and balanced life.

Neurodivergent
Expert telehealth therapy tailored for neurodivergent individuals. We provide compassionate support for ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent needs, helping you thrive with personalized strategies. Accessible online care throughout Georgia.

LGBTQIA+ Communities
Compassionate telehealth therapy for LGBTQIA+ individuals, providing a safe, supportive space to explore identity, relationships, and mental health. Our affirming therapists offer personalized care to help you thrive. Accessible online therapy available throughout Georgia.

Couples Therapy
Reignite connection and resolve conflicts with compassionate couples therapy. Whether facing communication struggles, trust issues, or major life changes, our therapists help partners rebuild intimacy, improve understanding, and strengthen their relationship for long-term harmony.

Family Therapy
Improve family dynamics with expert-guided therapy. We help families navigate conflict, strengthen communication and foster understanding in a supportive space. Whether facing life transitions or challenges, our therapists provide tools to build stronger, healthier relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is teletherapy?
Teletherapy is when your mental health therapy sessions are conducted remotely through our secure and HIPPA compliant platform.
How do I schedule a teletherapy session?
You can schedule an appointment here by calling (706) 883-5300 option 1, text 706-817-7904 or emailing info@sunnydaystherapeutics.com by clicking book therapy now.
Is teletherapy as effective as in-person sessions?
Yes, teletherapy offers the same quality support as in-person sessions, providing personalized care tailored to your needs.
What technology do I need for teletherapy sessions?
You’ll need a device with a camera and microphone, such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer, and a stable internet connection.
Are teletherapy sessions confidential?
Absolutely. Sessions are conducted through a secure and HIPPA compliant platform to ensure your privacy.
Who can participate in teletherapy?
Teletherapy services are available for individuals aged 12+, couples, and families.
Do we accept health insurance?
Yes! We accept all major medical insurance policies including Medicaid, Amerigroup, Peach State, CareSource, United Health Care, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and many more!!
Get in touch
At Sunny Days Therapeutics, we’re here to support you with compassionate, high-quality care. Whether you’re seeking teletherapy for those aged 12+ or in-person therapy services for those aged 12+ or in-person therapy for children and adolescents aged 3 through 18 in Watkinsville, GA, our team is happy to help.
If you have questions, would like to schedule an appointment, or want to learn more about our approach, please reach out. You can contact us via phone, email, or through our online form. We look forward to connecting with you and supporting your next steps toward mental well-being.
- Call: (706) 883-5300
- Text: (706) 817-7904
- Email: info@sunnydaystherapeutics.com
- 1691 Meriweather Dr, Ste 105 Watkinsville, GA 30677
Our Therapists
Amy Simmons
Amy Simmons
Amy Simmons is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, who has a passion for serving and genuinely loves helping other people. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Concord University in Athens, West Virginia in 2013 and Master’s Degree in Social Work from West Virginia University in 2015. She completed internships in both out-patient and in-patient settings. Her background includes working with adult and adolescent patients. She most often conducts individual therapy sessions but also has experience with couples and groups.
Amy has experience working with individuals with special needs and issues including but not limited to depression, anxiety, PTSD, grief, low self-esteem, LGBTQ+, gender identity and sexual orientation. She has experience is using a variety of treatment modalities and is excited to schedule an appointment to conduct an initial assessment and develop a person-centered treatment plan, that will help you meet your mental health goals. At this time, therapy sessions will be conducted via telehealth.
When not working, Amy enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter and family. She enjoys spending time outdoors, trying new things and going on adventures.
Beth Segars
Beth Segars
Beth Segars is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for helping others. She obtained her bachelor’s degree from Piedmont College in 2012, and her master’s degree from the University of Georgia in 2016.
Beth has a wide range of experience including work with DFCS, a sexual assault center, community based therapy, and medical social work with hospice. She enjoys helping people work through issues including trauma, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, self esteem, PTSD, and recently reunited families. She has experience with a variety of modalities, as well.
Beth is also the LCSW Supervisor. She oversees school-based therapists, DFCS requests, and provides supervision to therapists with provisional licenses.
When not working, Beth enjoys time with her husband, Klint, her three grown children, and her precious granddaughter. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, and experiencing new adventures.
Alexia Johnson
Alexia Johnson
Alexia Johnson, Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW), received her education in her home state of Wisconsin. Through over nine years of experience, she has worked with children and families in the child welfare system and adults with disabilities. Other demographics she has served are survivors of abuse and human trafficking.
Alexia has a passion for serving her community and vulnerable populations. In addition to her degree, she is also certified in trauma-informed care, and in various trauma modalities. Alexia has served as an intern for both an inpatient substance abuse clinic and a domestic violence shelter.
Outside of clinical settings, she enjoys reading the Bible, books, spending time with her family and friends, listening to music, and working as an esthetician. Her personal favorite is naps!
Amber Miller
Amber Miller
Amber began her career as an elementary school music teacher in 2014 after graduating Georgia Southern University. She continued teaching until 2017, when she moved to Athens to pursue her Bachelor’s Equivalency in Music Therapy at the University of Georgia. This culminated in an internship at The George Center in Roswell, GA.
Amber has experience leading music therapy in groups and with individuals from many walks of life. She has worked with seniors in memory care, children and young adults with Autism, preschool-aged children, and more. Additionally, she is trained in Remo’s HealthRHYTHMS program. She is passionate about making music accessible to anyone, and in presuming competence in her clients.
When not making music, Amber enjoys snuggling her pugs, geocaching, and playing D&D with her friends.
Haley Reese
Haley Reese
Haley Reese is a dedicated therapist with a Master’s of Social Work from the University of Georgia, earned in 2023. As a neurodivergent clinician, she brings both personal and professional understanding to her work with individuals navigating ADHD, autism, trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and other stressful experiences. She works with clients ages 12 and up, focusing on Executive Functioning Skills, Social Skills, and managing over-stimulation.
Haley prioritizes creating a comfortable and supportive environment where clients feel safe to express themselves freely. She is LGBTQ-friendly and integrates evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and existential therapy. Additionally, she incorporates an eclectic mix of play therapy to tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs. She strives to provide a space where clients can explore their emotions, even if they are unsure of exactly how they feel.
Outside of work, Haley enjoys hanging out with her dog, Charlie, at the dog park, going on hikes, finding new coffee spots, collecting records, and playing guitar.
Krystal Kenneth
Krystal Kenneth
Kryss Kenneth obtained her Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Boston University in 2023, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree from The University of Georgia in 2020. While at Boston University, Kryss pursued the clinical track of her program and specialized in Children, Youth, and Families.
Kryss has experience working in a domestic violence shelter, a high school, a teen center, and an LGBTQ+ mental health clinic. Through her work and educational experiences, she has learned how to engage with clients in a trauma-informed and age-appropriate manner. Through a combination of treatment modalities like CBT, DBT, TF-CBT, play and art therapy, social emotional learning, and more, Kryss is prepared to guide clients to their goals.
When she’s able to spend time outdoors, Kryss enjoys gardening flowers and vegetables, hiking, skateboarding, roller-blading, and taking on DIY projects. When she’s hanging out indoors she enjoys cooking, baking, rock tumbling, and spending time with her cats and family.
Rachel Parker
Rachel Parker
Rachel Parker is a neurodivergent therapist who enjoys working with individuals 7 and older who have Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, anxiety, issues with healthy communication, or those who just need someone to talk to about the stresses of life.
She enjoys incorporating art and play into her sessions with children, and uses an eclectic approach combining principles of CBT, motivational interviewing, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) in her work with adults.
In her free time, she enjoys hiking, playing video games, and baking.