A private telehealth practice serving patients across Georgia. Comprehensive evaluation, thoughtful medication management, and close coordination with the clinicians already supporting you.
Every patient begins with a full diagnostic evaluation. Treatment follows from what we find — not from a one-size-fits-all plan.
Diagnostic evaluation and family-centered treatment for school-age children and teens, with coordination between home, school, and existing providers where it helps.
Evaluation and ongoing medication management for adults, including those navigating major life transitions or long-standing untreated symptoms.
Expert psychiatric management of complex eating disorders, integrated with the dietitians, therapists, and medical providers on the treatment team.
Dr. Jacob is a dual board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist with more than twenty years of clinical experience. She serves as adjunct faculty at Emory University, and her clinical background includes caring for medically complex patients alongside multidisciplinary teams.
Her clinical work is grounded in an integrative model: medication is used deliberately and monitored closely, as one part of a plan that includes therapy, family involvement, and coordination with the patient's broader care team.
Good psychiatric care requires more than a prescription. It requires understanding the whole patient — the family, the school, the medical history, the life around the symptoms. Maryann Priya Jacob, MD
A clear, deliberate start — so you know what the first several weeks will look like.
Send a request through the contact form. We confirm clinical fit, walk through the out-of-network structure, and schedule your evaluation.
A comprehensive visit of up to 90 minutes, occasionally across two sessions, including collateral information and a formulated diagnosis and treatment plan.
Follow-up visits, typically monthly, to assess response and adjust treatment — with continued coordination across your care team.
Guiding Minds Psychiatry does not bill insurance directly. This structure prevents time constraints and keeps clinical decisions between physician and patient.
Payment is due at the time of service, and fees are published here in full — so there are no surprises at any point in your care.
Superbill provided. After each visit you receive an itemized Superbill with everything an insurer requires. Many patients submit it for out-of-network reimbursement under their plan's mental health benefit.
Comprehensive assessment of mental health needs, gathering of additional information, and formulation of diagnosis and treatment plan.
1–2 sessions · up to 90 minutesRecurring visit to monitor response to medication and adjust the treatment plan as clinically indicated.
Typically monthly · 20–30 minutesForm completion, extended support and problem-solving sessions, and coordination with schools or outside providers.
Determined by scope of requestTell us a little about what's going on, and we'll be in touch within one business day to confirm fit and scheduling.
