Top virtual therapists in Tennessee who accept cash payments

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.

My name is Robert m Cox, and I am an experienced professional counselor for adults and couples affected by traumatic experiences, substance use, chronic stress, and fighting to be heard. I have training and lived experience as a neurodivergent human. My approach is direct, intuitive, and calm. Through nonjudgmental and reflective listening, I want to understand your life and help you find a path into a self-affirmative future. I practice from a humanistic, trauma-informed perspective that seeks to improve stress management skills using compassionate, evidence-based practices. Another of my interests is the use of therapeutic horticulture and the healing aspects of nature. I earned my master's degree from Appalachian State University in 1998 and my doctorate from The University of Memphis in 2016. My counseling licenses include both an LCMHC and LCAS in NC, as well as an LPC-MHSP-S in TN. Work experience includes medical, prison, crisis intervention, and university settings.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years of experience in the human services field. I received a BS in Psychology and Master in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University. I specialize in trauma therapy, depression, grief, anxiety, stress-management, self-esteem building, women issues, military and families, collegiate/pro-athletes, corrections, whole health, and gay/lesbian issues. I developed a passion for working with the diverse needs of the BIPOC community from where they are and guide them to where they want to be. Therapy works best when a person has trust and can be their authentic self. Come as you are and leave closer to where you want to be.

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.

Hi! I'm Daniel! I have over a decade of experience working with diverse clients in geriatrics, community mental health, and many other settings. In terms of therapeutic approaches, I believe strongly that evidence-based care is the best way for my clients to achieve their goals. That is why I primarily use a blend of somatic EMDR, CBT, DBT, and MI in my practice. My philosophy begins with the perspective that our thoughts control our feelings and our feelings control our actions. When we can change our thinking to be more adaptive, we can become the best versions of ourselves. I also am passionate about self-care and often utilize this tool to help clients maintain mental wellness. It is my greatest wish to see my clients reach their potential, experience happiness, and learn to find enjoyment and acceptance by living in the present moment! I hope you will begin that journey with me today!

Are your relationships in need? Whether it’s a romantic, parent-child, or working relationship, I am confident we can identify and relieve the pressures from anxiety, trauma, conflict, communication, and injury. What about your relationship with yourself? How can you find more love, safety, and healthy coping? You are an individual with past and present experiences that can influence your relationships. The stress of life weighs heavy on the most sacred connections you have with yourself and to others. Come and gain the support and tools you need to thrive! I value an integrated approach to therapy primarily based in Systems Theory, Attachment Theory, & Emotionally Focused Therapy. The integration of these treatment theories understands each client has a whole with thoughts, feelings, and relationships. That’s where we begin. I utilize various tools from other orientations, such as CBT, SFT and Experiential. The relationship between therapist and client is the most meaningful support for achieving change and finding the relief you seek. I am honored you're considering my practice as a place for your hard work. I believe in the power of vulnerability, and I am honored to go there with you. Please reach out and let's see if we're a good fit!

Greetings, I am Dr. Jennifer Hunter, and I am looking forward to working with you as you pursue your journey to mental health stability. I am committed to ensuring that clients and the communities that I serve are prepared with the tools needed to help them reach their desired goals. I believe that it is imperative to establish a trusting and positive therapeutic relationship. This allows the foundation providers and clients to successfully explore their underlying issues with an open and clear mind. With over 20 years of experience, I have helped individuals recognize their emotional triggers, understand their symptoms, and develop the best treatment plan that allows them to reach their full potential. I obtained my MSW degree from Yeshiva University and I have over 25 years of clinical experience working with latency-children, adolescents, adults, families, and juvenile offenders. I have also worked with adult clients with extended forensic histories.

It takes courage to ask for help in difficult times, but we all need support at different moments in our lives. I am a bilingual licensed psychologist, and I have been working with children, adolescents and families for more than a decade. I specialize in areas including depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, mourning and separation. Immigration, trauma, transgenerational trauma and identity have been specific areas of interest. My treatment approaches are: Psychodynamic psychotherapy, Interpersonal and solution focused brief therapy, incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques in an integrative approach. I utilize Play therapy, bibliotherapy and sand tray techniques when working with children, with an emphasis on parent-child work. I understand psychotherapy as a private and safe space to reflect on issues that may be affecting you and make the changes needed to feel better with yourself, family, and other relationships.

Perhaps you're struggling with depression, uncertainty, or the aftereffects of trauma. Regardless of your stage in life, come as you are. Therapy should be a haven. Drawing from my own mental health journey, I'm here to guide you. I became a therapist because I believe everyone deserves emotional wellness. I am passionate about helping people grow and heal. If you're unsure about life's journey or seeking healing from grief or trauma, I specialize in helping. Together, using person-centered strategies, we'll navigate towards healing and growth. When you're ready to move forward, I'm here to listen without judgment and offer support. This is a safe space to share your story and find the strength you seek. Your time here is yours, and I'm here to understand your needs and guide you towards the relief and growth you deserve.

My goal for individuals I work with is to provide them with a platform to rise from stagnation that mood disorder often creates. Helping individuals re-shape their perspective on their own lives' events in order to find their own strength has worked for many afflicted with depression and anxiety. The vastitude of life hinders one’s ability to see their better paths to pursue. A listening ear and supportive environment in which individuals feel safe to process their distress will accelerate their progress and give them inner power to take new direction. Fostering such strength with a proper processing approach and suggestions where warranted will free individuals to capture the quality of life they deserve. With therapy success and resolution of immediate distress, continuing sporadic meetings can be helpful to maintain progress and ensure success of a healthier lifestyle. I am here for you when you are ready to begin a journey to discover inner strength and overcome the challenges of life.