I’m Amanda, a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience helping adults create meaningful change in their lives. I specialize in working with the LGBTQIA+ community and supporting clients with mood disorders, identity concerns, and life transitions. My approach is collaborative and affirming, drawing on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Reality Therapy to provide both practical tools and a safe space for growth. Together, we’ll focus on helping you feel more balanced, connected, and empowered to live in alignment with your values.

As a seasoned professional specializing in trauma-informed care, I recognize the profound impact that life experiences can have on someone’s over well-being. My therapeutic approach integrates evidence-based clinical modalities with a deep respect for each individual’s unique journey. I approach each client with the understanding that no two stories are the same and that therapy must be tailored to honor the individuality of your experiences. I integrate evidence-based practices with respect for each individual’s journey, I support clients through healing the emotional and historical roots of conflict. With expertise in substance use, relationships, and trauma, I support understanding how unresolved pain, unmet needs, and inherited patterns shape daily life and connection.

Hello, I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, graduating from Liberty University in VA. I have been practicing for 10 years. I have served all individuals from veterans coming home with PTSD, family's dealing with family member loss and or addiction, to individuals with mood disorders, and finally, I have served the younger population from pre-k to adolescents with various trauma and diagnosis.

I believe every person is a light in this world, and that healing requires rediscovering your inner strength, inherent worth, and higher purpose. While every person’s story is unique, we all face universal challenges—navigating a competitive world, understanding who we are, finding meaning in response to suffering, and adapting to change throughout our lives. When stress becomes overwhelming or unmanageable, reaching out for support is something that resilient people do. I bring a holistic counseling approach to my work with clients, with an emphasis on physical, emotional, social, spiritual, and psychological well-being. While it is important to explore the nature and impact of mental illness, I think it is just as important to help clients develop practical strategies to restore balance and learn skills for living a fulfilling life. I integrate counseling techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma informed treatment approaches, psychological "parts" work including Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, positive psychology, as well as Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, tailoring my approach to every client's individual needs. I am an inclusive and affirming therapist who is humble and respectful regarding domains of human diversity, and I love exploring with clients dimensions of personal and social identity. I have several years of experience working as a therapist and have been working with clients in helping roles for over a decade. My background includes working as an outpatient therapist in community mental health, higher education, intensive OCD treatment, as well as telehealth and private practice settings. I have prior experience working in other helping roles as well including child welfare, public health, and home healthcare fields. Throughout these experiences, I have remained deeply committed to helping others heal, grow, and thrive. Thank you for taking the time to learn about my approach. I look forward to working with you!

I am a licensed marriage and family therapist who provides individual therapy using an eclectic framework. I know that therapy can be intimidating, especially when first seeking services. This process places you front and center in your own journey to healing and I am privileged to be able to walk alongside you as you take that step. I use various tools to assist you in reaching goals and help identify what works for you.

My goal is to help my clients uncover their innate resiliency that will help them meet the life challenges before them. I will help my clients reach the unique goals that contribute to mental wellness. Areas of Focus: Life Transitions including Aging & Seniors Relationships including Parenting Clients & Families Impacted by Cancer Grief & Loss Financial Stress and Anxiety Depression Women's issues CURE childhood cancer provider Jill Sebaugh is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia with over 25 years of experience in the mental health field. Her areas of focus include anxiety and depression, stress management, parenting, grief and loss, financial stress and anxiety, relationship issues, and life transitions including aging. In addition to her work with adults, parents, and families, Jill enjoys working with seniors and clients and families impacted by cancer. Jill has served as a parent educator for a large multi-county community service board, as a school counselor for alternative middle and high school students, and as the first domiciliary pediatric oncology social worker at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, TN. Jill has been a presenter at multiple national and international conferences discussing her use of Narrative Therapy through the medium of scrapbooking with families of pediatric oncology patients. Jill’s research on this same subject matter is published in the Journal of Psychosocial Oncology. Jill is a Certified Financial Social Worker (CFSW) and has also been credentialed as a Board Certified-TeleMental Health provider (BC-TMHP) since 2018.

I’m a counseling psychologist with over 30 years of experience helping people navigate life’s transitions, challenges, and emotional struggles. I’ve been licensed in New Jersey since 2002 and Tennessee since 2006 and hold PSYPACT credentials, allowing me to provide telepsychology services across most U.S. states. My clinical background spans corrections, hospitals, forensic settings, and outpatient psychotherapy—giving me a broad and practical perspective on human resilience. In our work together, you can expect a calm, compassionate space where you feel heard, respected, and gently challenged. I don’t offer quick fixes—but I do help clients build insight and lasting skills through collaborative, guided conversations.

Are you feeling stuck and unsure of how to get past symptoms of anxiety, depression or past trauma? It's common to experience mental health-related challenges in life and to get stuck at times. We're not born with a built-in understanding of how to be psychologically healthy, so sometimes it's a good idea to get a little guidance from an unbiased professional. My ideal client is motivated to understand themselves better and to make the necessary adjustments to improve their quality of life.

Hey there, I am Hannah. I am a licensed clinical social worker passionate about helping people reach their goals. I am ready to help you find solutions or help you cope when there just isn't a solution. Mental health is a journey, and I will be there to help you every step of the way. My office is located inside the Heritage V family and wellness center. 5916 Brainard Road. Suit 103. I can also see people virtually anywhere in Tennessee, Florida, South Carolina and Idaho via telehealth. I accept most commercial insurances and TN Medicare and TN Medicaid (not united health care community plan of tn yet).

I have approximately 30 years of experience in virtually all clinical settings. I began my career working in a juvenile penitentiary (referred to as a 'youth development center) and after almost 6 years, left that setting and moved on to new opportunities. Along the way, I worked with group homes, foster homes, substance abuse treatment programs, and even provided treatment in a sexual offender treatment program. In 2004 I went solely into private practice and currently operate two offices. I also provided on-site services to businesses that suffer a death or other disruptive event; I have provided over 170 of these services in four states during the last several years. While you don't need any faith to see me, I also offer Christian Counseling. Finally, I am a US Army veteran and understand the challenges and needs of veterans. I operate under a practical approach that seeks to build on a person's strengths to achieve realistic, measurable goals. I utilize primarily cognitive behavioral therapy and reality therapy to help my clients achieve their goals and to live life more fully.

I have been treating clients through talk therapy for the past 25 years. I have worked with end of life issues through hospice, with children and adolescents struggling with learning and mental health issues, and most recently with adults who seek help to relieve symptoms of mood, anxiety and trauma disorders. I try to move at the clients pace and have been told that I am a good listener, and that people find relief in sharing their life stories with me.

My life experiences are what led me to become a therapist and shaped my deep commitment to supporting others on their healing paths. Over the years, I’ve worked in a wide range of settings — schools, jails, hospitals, and private practice — which has given me a broad understanding of how people cope, survive, and grow in very different environments. I have specialized training in TF‑CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, autism, and women’s mental health, including perinatal, postpartum, and perimenopausal/menopausal concerns. These areas of focus allow me to support women across the full spectrum of emotional, hormonal, and life transitions. I look forward to walking alongside you as we navigate this journey together. I focus on women only at this time.