Thriveworks expands access to mental health care in Augusta, Georgia by Jennifer Bagnall | Aug 3, 2026 | Mental Health Topics, Thriveworks News We’re thrilled to announce the opening of a new Thriveworks clinic in Augusta, Georgia. This addition strengthens our presence across the Peach State and brings more options to residents who have been waiting for quality behavioral healthcare. The cost of limited mental health access The data behind Georgia’s mental health…
Thriveworks opens new mental health clinic in Fort Worth, Texas by Jennifer Bagnall | Jul 25, 2026 | Mental Health Topics, Thriveworks News We’re thrilled to announce that Thriveworks has opened our newest mental health clinic in Fort Worth, Texas. As our 44th location in the Lone Star State, this facility reflects our ongoing commitment to closing the behavioral health gap of residents throughout Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Fort Worth’s growing mental…
Thriveworks opens new mental health clinic in Sandy Springs, Georgia by Jennifer Bagnall | Jul 24, 2026 | Thriveworks News We’re excited to announce that Thriveworks has opened a new mental health clinic in Sandy Springs, Georgia. This expansion allows us to bring quality mental healthcare to communities across Georgia where access has been a challenge. Georgia’s escalating mental health crisis The numbers tell a stark story about Georgia’s mental…
How Thriveworks delivers community-based care at scale by Michael Midgette, Chief Growth Officer | Aug 20, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Thriveworks News When someone seeks mental health care, they are not looking for reach, scale, or a recognizable logo. They simply want the person sitting across from them to truly understand their unique journey. Environment plays such a crucial role in the experiences that shape our worldview, which is why community-centered care…
Therapist vs. psychiatrist: Understanding the difference by Tamiqua Jackson, PMHNP | May 3, 2023 | Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Topics Taking the first step on the road to recovery can feel difficult or intimidating. You may not know where to start to get the help you need. However, scheduling mental health services and getting treatment becomes much easier if you understand the type of help you need. One facet of…