Individual Therapy in Nashville
Support that’s direct, compassionate, and focused on real change.
Therapy devoted to you
Individual therapy is a space dedicated to your experiences, your challenges, and your growth. Whether you’re navigating stress, anxiety, life transitions, or relationship concerns, therapy provides a safe, supportive environment to explore what’s holding you back and uncover new possibilities.
I’m a direct, engaged therapist—not someone who simply nods along. Together, we’ll identify what’s keeping you stuck, build insight, and practice doable strategies that create meaningful, lasting change.
How Therapy Helps
In our work, you’ll learn to:
Understand patterns without blame—notice triggers and the stories that keep you stuck
Regulate stress and anxiety with practical tools you can use in the moment
Set and maintain boundaries that respect your values and protect your energy
Improve communication so you can ask for what you need with clarity and care
Heal attachment wounds and cultivate more secure, steady relationships
Build habits that support stability, meaning, and follow-through
Who I work with..
I work with adults and young adults navigating:
Anxiety, stress, and burnout
Perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-criticism
Relationship stress—communication, boundaries, conflict patterns
Parenting pressures—co-parenting, roles, routines, and balance
Identity, purpose, and values—clarifying what matters next
Clinical Specialties
While I support a wide range of concerns, my areas of focus include:
Men’s issues (emotional expression, anger, stress, intimacy, purpose)
Neurodivergence (including autism spectrum & ADHD; sensory needs, RSD, executive function)
Attachment wounds (early experiences impacting relationships today)
Anxiety & stress management (rumination, panic, worry, overthinking)
Life transitions (college-to-career, becoming a parent, separation/divorce)
Couples & family conflict (individual work on patterns and boundaries)
My Approach
I use a grounded, collaborative style—insight + actionable skills—drawing from:
Attachment-based therapy (secure connection with self & others)
CBT & ACT skills (thoughts, behaviors, values-based action)
Mindfulness & somatic strategies (body-based tools for calm and presence)
Neurodiversity-affirming adaptations (concrete steps, visuals, time/energy pacing)