Hallucinations. Delusions. Worrisome thinking. There's an explanation - and people who can potentially help.
If your teenager is going through this, a research study in Stone Mountainoffers a no-cost evaluation and a clearer picture of what's happening. It's a place to start—with expert care. Limited Spots Available.
- Stone Mountain, GA
Study led by
Dr. Maria E. Johnson, MD
Board-Certified Psychiatrist
20+ years caring for young people
Answer a few quick questions to request a free consult.
Where can we reach you?
Your information stays private and is used only by our study team to reach you. Submitting this form does not enroll your teen — it just starts the conversation.
From our patients
Patient Success Stories
These are real research participants who have taken part in Denali Health studies.
Meet the study doctor
Dr. Maria E. Johnson, MD
- Board-Certified Psychiatrist
- 20+ years in adolescent care
- Specialist in youth mental health
“Parents come to us frightened and exhausted from being dismissed. We listen first, explain everything in plain language, and never rush your decision.”
Every family is treated with care, privacy, and respect — whether or not the study turns out to be a fit.
You're not alone
If this sounds like your teen, you're not imagining it.
Schizophrenia often first appears in the teenage years — and the early signs are easy to mistake for “just a phase.” The sooner you recognize them, the sooner you can get answers.
Hearing or seeing things others don't
Voices, sounds, or sights that feel real to them.
Unusual, fearful, or confused thinking
Trouble telling what's real, new suspicion or fear.
Pulling away
From family, friends, school, or activities they used to love.
A sudden drop in functioning
Slipping grades, sleep changes, loss of motivation.
About the study
What this study is about
A Phase 3 research study of KarXT, a medication already FDA-approved for adults with schizophrenia and now being evaluated in teens 13–17, here in Stone Mountain.
Ages 13–17
Teens experiencing symptoms of schizophrenia
~11 weeks
Screening, treatment, and a short follow-up
6 visits + 1 call
Visits in Stone Mountain, one quick check-in by phone
What your family receives
We handle the barriers, so you can focus on your teen.
Study Care at No Cost
Study-related visits, evaluations, and study medication are provided. No insurance required.
Compensation for Your Time
A stipend is provided for each completed visit — for both your teen and the caregiver who comes along.
Free Round-Trip Uber
Free round-trip Uber rides provided to your visits, so getting to Stone Mountain is one less worry.
A Team That Specializes in Teens
Experienced researchers focused on adolescent care, with close monitoring at every step.
What happens next
Getting started is simple — and fast.
- 1
Answer a few quick questions
About 20 seconds. No obligation.
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We call you within 24 hours
Our team reaches out to provide you further information and answer all your questions. Then we can schedule a no-cost evaluation if it's a fit.
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Come in for a no-cost evaluation
Visit us in Stone Mountain. If it's a fit, you and your teen decide together.
The sooner you reach out, the sooner you can get answers.
Questions & answers
Answers to the questions parents ask most
Still have questions? Call or text (404) 999-2734 — we're happy to talk it through.
Take the first step
You've been searching for answers. Don't wait to start.
Share a few details and we'll reach out shortly. There's no obligation — and submitting this form does not enroll your teen.
- Call or text(404) 999-2734
- Emailinfo@denali-health.com
- Visit us5329 Memorial Drive, Suite A, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
- HoursMon–Fri, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Free round-trip Uber to help you get here.
Answer a few quick questions to request a free consult.
Where can we reach you?
Your information stays private and is used only by our study team to reach you. Submitting this form does not enroll your teen — it just starts the conversation.