Top virtual Tennessee therapists who accept Premera Blue Cross

I am married and the father of two teenage kids. I enjoy sports, movies, and music. My hobbies include golf, camping, hiking, and kayaking. I have experience helping teenagers, adults, and couples with stress and anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family conflicts, and parenting issues. I am focused on creating a safe and trusting environment for clients to talk and explore. Whether you are seeking help with a specific issue, needing to gain some insight in a particular area, or just want to talk through a certain thought or situation, I welcome everyone with respect, empathy, and compassion. I tend to lean more direct with regards to talking through issues expressed by clients. I hope to understand and define the specific issue in order to work with more focus. While it is important for clients to come to their own conclusions and decisions, I actively engage in sessions to provide support and guidance throughout the process.

I’m a therapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy, dedicated to providing a compassionate and non-judgmental space for growth and healing. I work with individuals facing a variety of challenges, including depression, anxiety, and stress, using practical strategies designed to foster lasting change. My approach is centered on empathy and collaboration, ensuring that our work together is tailored to your unique needs and goals. I’m committed to helping you build resilience, develop effective coping skills, and achieve a greater sense of well-being. Together, we’ll navigate your challenges and work towards a more fulfilling life.

Hello, I'm Brandi Taylor, a licensed clinical social worker. I bring over six years of experience working closely with diverse communities. I focus extensively on trauma therapy, specializing in working with individuals living with HIV/AIDS and IPV. My approach includes facilitating trauma groups, advocating for victims of crime, and utilizing therapeutic modalities such as EMDR and DBT. I believe in the transformative power of empowerment. Together, we'll collaboratively set goals aimed at helping you become the best version of yourself. My style is laid-back and compassionate; I'm known to express passion with occasional colorful language, always rooted in care. I will challenge you when necessary and providing unwavering support as you achieve your goals. I won't do the work for you or give you all the answers. Instead, I'll walk beside you, offering guidance and encouragement as you navigate your path to healing. Let's work together to discover your strength and resilience.

I am a different type of therapist. I use traditional theories in modern-day language to address your particular needs. We are all special kinds of individuals, and we can't be treated like everyone else. I assist in bringing out the great in you and developing skills to keep the greatness going.

In a world that continues to turn with or without us, we often wonder where we can get off in order to regroup. When we are expected to fulfill all of the everyday roles that we have taken on, we tend to lose touch with ourselves. My purpose is to provide an open, restorative and non-judgmental healing space for you. I am pleased to work with individuals who want help with anxiety, depression, trauma and grief. As well as providing support during life transitions, unexpected changes and personal growth. I don't believe in the cookie cutter approach, everyone is different and has different needs. I believe the client should have complete autonomy on their journey. I am here to support you as you move through healing from anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, anger management or even if you just need someone to listen. The goal for me is to make sure that the client feels welcomed, respected and safe. I look forward to walking with you on this new journey.

Hi, my name is Andrea Burgess and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist with 16 years of clinical experience. I began my work in the helping professions as a wilderness guide for incarcerated youth and served in the public sector in foster care and adoptions, juvenile justice, inpatient psychiatric service and emergency services. I absolutely love walking with people who are finding their way through tough times, and I believe it is both a calling and an honor to be able to do so. I work with clients who are struggling with difficult life transitions, relationship problems, parenting stresses, trauma and addictions. While I do believe that you have the answers you seek inside yourself, I am also willing to give my opinion when asked! I utilize my training in neuro-biology, mindfulness and meditation, twelve step recovery, attachment trauma, cognitive behavioral therapy, and relational boundaries to offer education and assist you with processing the particular content that is bringing you to Employee Assistance Services at this time. Please reach out if you think we are a good fit, as I would love to help!

Thank you for clicking on my profile. I am a Certified Grief Recovery Method Specialist and have extensive experience working with individuals who have experienced a wide range of losses. All of us experience some type of loss – pets die, we move from one city to another, parents divorce, a parent chooses not to be a part of our lives, relationships end, we lose important jobs, and the list goes on. Grief is the normal and natural reaction to loss of any kind. Depression and anxiety can be symptoms of a loss. Whether grief is caused by a death or another loss, incomplete relationships can have a lifelong negative impact on your capacity for happiness. I would be honored to work with you and learn more about how you would like to live a more fulfilling life.

I am a licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 40 years experience. In 2004 I completed my doctorate degree in The Philosophy of Christian Counseling from International Seminary in Plymouth, FL. I earned my master's in clinical social work degree from Barry University in Miami Shoes, Miami, FL in 1981. Experience: I retired from the department of defense in 2019 after 8.5 years of service with the Department of the Army having my duty station at Fort Campbell, KY. While at Fort Campbell, I was assigned as a clinical supervisor with the Army Substance Abuse Program and a behavioral health provider with 101 combat aviation brigade. Prior, for 21 years I was in private practice providing a wide range of counseling services to individuals, marriages, families and adolescents. Also, I was a consultant to Daytona Police Department supporting police officers.

"The relationship between therapist and client is extremely meaningful support for achieving change and finding the relief you seek." — Katelyn. Leading with the philosophy that there is great power in vulnerability, Katelyn serves her clients as a guide to help them venture deeper into themselves to reach a healthier mental space as well as learn how to understand and accept their vulnerabilities. With her exceptional intuition for discerning emotional hurdles and barriers, Katelyn is great at helping clients navigate anxiety, fear, grief trauma, communication and more, helping you improve your relationships whether they be platonic, romantic, parent-child, or working relationships. Katelyn provides a safe space to address her clients struggles whether it be finding motivation, love, or establishing healthy coping skills. If the stress of life weighs heavy on the most sacred connections you have with yourself and others, you can trust Katelyn will help you gain the support and tools you need to thrive. She is available for couples or individual counseling. For those who are curious, she values an integrated approach to therapy, primarily based on Systems Theory, Attachment Theory, & Emotionally Focused Therapy. She also utilizes various tools from other orientations, such as SFT and Experiential Therapy. Additionally, she specializes in treating the perinatal period. This period includes the time spent preconception, pregnancy, and up to 1 year postpartum for all members of the family. Support is vital in an overwhelming and complex season. This unique time brings highs and lows unlike any other. Perinatal Mood Disorder (PMAD) can resemble depression, anxiety, OCD, or intrusive thoughts, and specific support is necessary for a smooth recovery. Katelyn specialize in PMAD treatments with a perinatal mental health certification from Postpartum Support International [PHM-C].

Samantha Bishop, LPC-MHSP I’m a trauma-informed therapist and mom who believes healing happens best in relationship. I love the safety and comfort that come through traditional talk therapy, but I also know that lasting change often requires stepping outside our comfort zones. My approach blends both — offering a grounded space of compassion while inviting gentle challenge and growth. Whether we’re exploring the past, reconnecting with the body, or building new relational patterns, I help clients rediscover their resilience and sense of worth. I draw from experiential, somatic, and attachment-based approaches to support each person’s unique process. I believe therapy should feel both safe and real — a space where you can be fully seen, understood, and encouraged to grow at your own pace.