Dr. Sean Hirt, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist & Practice Founder
Dr. Hirt has an array of clinical experience in a variety of settings including private practice, residential treatment centers, non-public schools, and emergency shelters. He is particularly sought out for his expertise in treating and addressing anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, behavioral issues, and autism spectrum disorder in children and adolescents. Other areas of focus include substance abuse, life-transition issues & trauma-related disorders.
In therapy, Dr. Hirt uses empirically driven modalities to address the client’s needs. He derives techniques from client-centered, cognitive-behavioral theory, attachment theory, as well as family systems. Dr. Hirt works closely with all clients to develop an integrative, yet client-centered approach to treatment. More specifically, Dr. Hirt works with individuals to assist in developing the abilities and resources needed to reach goals, overcome hardships, and improve life satisfaction.
When not working, you will often find him at parks and trails with family and friends. Dr. Hirt enjoys hiking, biking, running, and/or rock climbing! He also enjoys watching sports and traveling. Although his favorite pastime of all is spending time with his wife, daughters, and dog (Frank).
Psychological License: State of GA (PSY003926)
Memberships & Affiliations:
American Psychological Association
Georgia Psychological Association:
~Insurance and Managed Care Committee
~Leadership Academy
~Early Career Professional Delegate
Degrees & Doctoral/Post Training:
~Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a focus on
children and family psychology: Georgia School of Professional Psychology
~Master's in Clinical Psychology: Georgia
School of Professional Psychology
~Clinical Internship: Casa Pacifica Children and
Family services
~Postdoctoral Training: West Georgia
Psychological Services
Client Focus
Ages: 17+
Specialties:
Depression & Anxiety
Behavioral &
Emotional Issues
Autism Spectrum
Trauma/ Grief & Loss
Life Transition Issues
Self-esteem Concerns
Substance Abuse
Addiction
Emerging Adulthood Issues