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Psychologist · Author · Speaker · Podcaster

Hello, I'm Dr. Scott Conkright

I'm a licensed psychologist in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. My work is collaborative and practical. Whether we work together for a few sessions or a few years, the goal is the same: a healthier relationship with yourself and with others.

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Therapy

Individual, couples, group, and online psychotherapy in Atlanta and Washington, D.C. A collaborative space to understand where your patterns come from, build new tools, and create more satisfying relationships.

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What's your Relationship Animal?

Discover the relationship pattern that shapes how you connect, protect yourself, and love. The assessment gives you a clear, memorable starting point for understanding yourself and the people closest to you.

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Speaking & Workshops

Book me to speak at your conference or lead a workshop at your business. I cover topics ranging from relationship dynamics to meaningful happiness in the workplace.

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Podcast

Join me as I explore the complexities of human connection, the search for meaning, and practical strategies for a healthier life.

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Does this sound familiar?

Many of my clients come to me feeling successful on the outside, but struggling internally. You don't have to navigate these feelings alone.

  • I'm high-functioning and don't usually ask for help, but I'm starting to feel stuck.
  • I give my all to everyone else and neglect my own needs.
  • Everyone sees me as confident, but I struggle with self-doubt.
  • I feel lonely or misunderstood, like no one really "gets" me.
  • I'm successful, but I often feel like an imposter.
If any of this resonates, let's talk