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Laura L. Mee, PHD

(Laura Mee, PHD)

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Specializes in: Psychology

5461 Meridian Mark Road Ne Suite 400 Medical Office Building at Scottish Rite Hospital
Atlanta, GA 30342

(404) 785-3240

Laura L. Mee, PHD is a psychologist in Atlanta, GA specializing in psychology. Laura L. Mee, PHD is affiliated with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Office Locations

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2220 North Druid Hills Road Ne
Atlanta, GA 30329

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35 Jesse Hill Jr Drive Se
Atlanta, GA 30303

Address:

5461 Meridian Mark Road Ne Suite 400 Medical Office Building at Scottish Rite Hospital
Atlanta, GA 30342

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5461 Meridian Mark Road Suite 400
Sandy Springs, GA 30342

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In The News

“"Always giving in, always letting your kids have their way teaches them they have a lot more power and control than they are really able to manage," said Laura Mee, child psychologist at Children's...”—"Spoiled kids? Atlanta's got 'em.", The Atlanta Journal-Constitution , August 2012

“"Labeling a child as very neat is not such a bad label, but it puts a lot of pressure on someone to be like that all the time and doesn't give them the flexibility and freedom to be other ways,"...”—"The Marching Order : Frank Sulloway has spent the last 26 years working on his book about birth order and its effects on personality and behavior. But some experts say it's bunk.", Los Angeles Times, January 1997