Jayson Rodriguez is a seasoned mental health professional with extensive experience in outpatient and community mental health services. At Hightop Health, he leads the Intensive Outpatient Services program, driving innovative, patient-centered care. He has a strong background in intensive outpatient settings, trauma-focused treatment, and clinical supervision and training.
Previously, Jayson served as Market Director for UHS, overseeing intensive outpatient services across Peachford, Summit Ridge, and Anchor Hospitals in the Atlanta metro area. He was also the Director of Community Programs at Hillside, Inc., where he developed clinical service lines in diverse settings (in-home, virtual, and community). As Lead Staff Clinician at the National Crime Victim and Research Center with the Medical University of South Carolina, Jayson formally trained psychiatrists and psychologists in trauma-focused interventions. He is a Clinical Professional Counselor Supervisor in Georgia, providing supervision and development to emerging mental health professionals. Additionally, Jayson has provided professional trainings, media interviews, and podcast guest appearances, advocating for mental health awareness.
He holds a degree in professional counseling from Marquette University, with a focus on community counseling.
We’re proud to share that our three affiliated practices—Psych Atlanta, Georgia Psychiatry & Sleep, and Roots Behavioral Health—are now part of the Hightop Health family. While each clinic has built its own legacy of trusted care, we’re taking the next step forward—bringing everything together under the Hightop Health name.
This change is part of our commitment to creating a premier, clinician-led outpatient mental health group that sets a new standard for comprehensive, compassionate care. Though the brand is evolving, nothing about your experience is: same expert teams, same innovative treatments, same personalized approach. Now unified by a single mission—to deliver better mental health care that inspires hope and lasting healing.
This transition won’t affect your care—but it will enhance the way we show up, work together, and serve communities across Georgia, Texas, and beyond.