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Planning a Summer Wedding in Georgia

Are you planning a summer wedding in Georgia? If you are, let us help you save money on your Georgia Marriage License and improve the success of your marriage by taking our Georgia Premarital Education Program Course that is completely online.

Click Here to access our Official Georgia Premarital Education Program Information and Purchase Page

As Georgia residents can attest, summer is a great time to have a wedding in Georgia if you like warm weather! If you do not like warm weather an indoor wedding is also an option. Georgia offers some beautiful wedding venues both outside and inside.

Georgia wedding venues have great views that range from mountains, rivers and the ocean. These venues give off a hint of up north living and a country feel.

Before choosing your wedding date and location in Georgia, again consider taking a Georgia premarital preparation course. This course saves you money on your marriage license and prepares you for your marriage.

D’Arienzo Psychological Group offers the Georgia Premarital Preparation Course Online for $20.00. This course will get you ready for your special day.

Here are some of Georgia’s top Georgia wedding venues:

The Tabernacle, The Retreat at Guidestone Hills, Glendalough Manor, Vecoma At the Yellow River, In the Woods Wedding & Event Venue, Mansion on Forsyth Park, Autograph Collection, Payne-Corley House, Hazlehurst House, Hyatt Regency Atlanta Perimeter at Villa Christina, Windermere Golf Club, Le Bam Studio Space, The 173 Carlyle House, Silver City Farm, Pleasant Union Farm, Ashburn Hill Plantation, Berkeley Hills Country Club, Carl House, Lanier Islands, Burk Farm & Ashton Gardens.

Please contact us for more information about premarital therapy, premarital counseling, or our Georgia premarital course at 904-379-8094. We also offer online premarital therapy. Contact us if we can be of assistance.

 

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Tips for Taking a Psychological Test for an Armed Position? Here is What You Should Know

It’s completely normal to feel anxious about psychological testing for an armed position, especially if you’ve never done it before. If you’re taking the MMPI, 16PF, or another personality test, here are a few things to know. I am Dr. Justin D’Arienzo, a clinical and forensic psychologist and former military psychologist, who has been conducting these evaluations for 20 years. Let me help ease some of your anxiety or pre-test jitters.
First, don’t try to beat the test. These assessments can detect inconsistent responding, exaggerating, minimizing problems, or trying to look unrealistically perfect. Trying to find the “right” answer can create more concerns than simply answering honestly. Second, read carefully and answer based on who you really are. We are not looking for perfect people. Everyone experiences stress, frustration, sadness, anger, and anxiety. Normal human experiences do not automatically make someone unsuitable for armed work.

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ASIS International GSX Speaker 2026 Setting the Standard for Armed Guard Evaluations

Featured Speaking Engagement Dr. D’Arienzo to Speak at GSX 2026 Setting the Standard for Armed Guard Psychological Evaluations Press Release: Dr. D’Arienzo will be speaking at GSX 2026 about setting the standard for armed guard psychological evaluations. See him in Atlanta, Georgia at the conference in September 2026. He will be comparing the Peace Officer […]

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Prescription Privileges for Specially Trained Psychologists

Psychologists are scientist-practitioners relying on real evidence and science when treating and evaluating patients. Adding to this training model, I want to share something I’m genuinely excited about that is both a personal and professional milestone that reflects my commitment to the evolving profession of psychology and expands what I hope to one day be able to offer patients in Florida.

In May 2026, I graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Postdoctoral Master’s Program in Clinical Psychopharmacology, an American Psychological Association’s (APA) designated program that prepares licensed psychologists for prescriptive authority in states where it is permitted. More recently (July 2026), I passed the Psychopharmacology Examination for Psychologists (PEP). The PEP is the national exam required for psychologists to pass who want to prescribe. It is an arduous test covering topics from clinical medicine, neuroscience, laboratory interpretation, general pharmacology to psychopharmacology. Passing it marks another real step forward in building advanced competency in this area. I worked my tail off to complete the program and pass the PEP while running our business, remaining active in the community and with my family, and seeing patients over the last two and a half years. My next step with psychopharmacology is to gain authority to prescribe in Louisiana and New Mexico. I will keep you updated. 

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