Have stressful life events left you feeling tired, anxious, or overwhelmed? Have you tried to make changes, but nothing seems to work? Is your child having struggles related to their identity, managing heavy emotions, or expressing their needs? If so, I am here to help. My current treatment focuses/ training are for perinatal mental health, and Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT). I'm passionate about working with the BIPOC population, LGBTQ+ population, teens, & young adults as they learn how to navigate life’s challenges and transitions. I'm dedicated to working with those of various backgrounds and walks of life. We all have moments where life may seem as if it is too much to handle and be that as it may, asking for help is not a sign of weakness, but instead a sign of strength. Although you or your loved one or your child may feel as if you are alone, I am here to let you know that you are not. If you believe I can be of service to you do not hesitate to reach out.

Are you struggling with intimacy and feeling genuine connectedness to others? Have you suspected that you have attachment problems that seem to be repeated patterns in your life? What about sexual intimacy problems? Perhaps these are the topics you wouldn't want to share with anyone, but you'd still like to address. Let me help provide you with psychoeducation and "homework" to see actionable change in the way you relate to others and how pothers relate and connect to you.

I work with people whose lives have become complicated, heavy, chaotic, or stuck — often after years of stress, addiction, trauma, relationship problems, major life transitions, or simply trying to survive the best way they knew how. My approach is direct, grounded, and practical. I believe meaningful change comes from honest self-examination, healthier behaviors, and learning how to live in a way that is both productive and emotionally sustainable. Therapy with me is not about pretending life is easy or offering rehearsed positivity. It is about building a real therapeutic relationship where people can reduce the noise, face difficult truths without shame, and develop the tools, structure, and perspective needed to create a more purposeful and satisfying life.

April Riddick is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to providing trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and spiritually attuned care for individuals and families, with a focus on BIPOC and faith-based communities. She integrates evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR, and Christian counseling, tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs, values, and lived experiences of each client. April emphasizes creating a safe and collaborative therapeutic space where clients feel seen, heard, and respected. She recognizes the profound impact of intergenerational, systemic, and community trauma and works to help clients navigate these challenges while honoring their cultural identity, spiritual beliefs, and sources of resilience. Her approach combines clinical expertise with relational sensitivity, fostering emotional regulation, adaptive coping skills, and meaningful personal growth. With a focus on both psychological and spiritual well-being, April supports clients in identifying unhelpful patterns, building practical skills, and reconnecting with their own strengths and wisdom. She believes healing is a collaborative process and approaches therapy with compassion, humility, and intentionality, ensuring interventions are both clinically sound and culturally relevant. April’s work reflects her commitment to helping clients achieve sustainable change and empowerment, guiding them toward greater resilience, self-awareness, and holistic well-being. She is passionate about partnering with individuals and families to promote lasting emotional, behavioral, and spiritual growth.

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 am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience both as a therapist and as a Clinical Director working in residential rehab., inpatient hospital, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient agencies supporting adults as they navigate life’s challenges, heal from trauma and grief, and work toward greater emotional well-being. At the heart of my work is a deep belief that every person carries strengths, resilience, and the capacity for meaningful change—even during the most difficult seasons 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 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.