Child therapy atlanta ga in Dacula, Georgia

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Sports Physical Therapy - Hamilton Mill is a health institution located at 2108 Teron Trace, Dacula, Georgia, United States. As a specialized pediatric sports medicine program, we are dedicated to getting teen athletes back in winning form after injuries sustained during sports activities. Our team of pediatric sports medicine specialists is trained to provide age-appropriate care for growing bones, muscles, and ligaments, ensuring that young athletes can safely return to play for many seasons to come. We offer comprehensive care from assessment to rehabilitation, treating both common and complex sports injuries. With 13 clinics, 11 sports physical therapy gyms, and a team of over 25 sports physical therapists and 30 certified athletic trainers, we are equipped to provide high-quality care for youth and teen athletes. As the official pediatric healthcare system and sports medicine program of Atlanta United, our program is nationally recognized for its excellence in treating pediatric sports injuries.

Dr. Erica Kasler is a licensed clinical psychologist and the Director of Buford Psychology, P.C. located at 2070 Buford Highway Northeast in Buford, Georgia. With 11 years of experience in Athens, Dr. Kasler now serves the Buford/Hamilton Mill/Dacula area, offering comprehensive care to individuals of all ages with various disorders and backgrounds. She collaborates closely with pediatricians, primary care physicians, families, and schools to ensure her patients receive the best possible care. Dr. Kasler specializes in the assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders, as well as providing psychological and psychoeducational assessments for mood disorders, anxiety disorders, learning disabilities, and ADHD in children and adolescents. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Florida State University and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University in Atlanta. Dr. Kasler completed an internship at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, where she focused on autism spectrum disorders and therapy for children and young adults.