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I'm Simone Maia an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist AMFT #2916 practicing under the supervision of Nancy Chou Keomany LMFT #2165 in the state of Tenessee. I am dedicated to walking alongside individuals and couples as they navigate anxiety, grief and loss, relationship challenges, and life transitions. I am committed to offering a steady, compassionate presence and believe that healing happens in connection, through feeling seen, heard, and understood.

As a triple-licensed Clinical Psychologist with over three decades of experience, Dr. Tina Boni has worked very closely with neurodiverse clients of all ages and backgrounds ... helping them, and their families, to better understand and navigate the unique challenges of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (OCD), Bipolar Disorder, and co-occurring concerns like anxiety, mood disorders, and behavioral challenges. Dr. Boni provides thorough diagnostic evaluations and individualized treatment plans rooted in evidence-based care. Her approach is grounded in behavioral principles (ABA) and enriched with tools from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness practices. Every client is different—and her work is tailored to honor each individual’s strengths, needs, and goals. Caregivers and partners often come to me feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or searching for answers. Neurodiversity Counseling & Consulting offers clarity, compassion, and a path forward. So whether you're seeking a diagnosis, tools to support emotional and behavioral growth, or a trusted partner, we have assisted thousands of clients and their families and are available to help. **Let’s work together to support your growth, confidence, and wellness. Clear answers and directional clarity are closer than you expect .**

Many clients come to therapy with the hope that they will stop feeling a certain way. However, similar to a Chinese finger trap, the more we try to fight our emotions, the more we struggle. I support clients in understanding the role of emotions, finding healthy ways to express them, and building the capacity to sit with difficult feelings so they can move through life with greater confidence. I also help clients gain insight into how their past experiences shape the present and support them in moving toward alignment with their goals and values.

I’m a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner based in Nashville, Tennessee. I’m originally from Montgomery, Alabama, and I’ve called Nashville home since 2018. I earned my undergraduate degree from the University of Mississippi and later completed Belmont University’s accelerated nursing program. After graduating from Belmont, I worked as a registered nurse at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where I cared for patients with complex medical and psychiatric needs. I went on to complete my Doctor of Nursing Practice degree at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, specializing in psychiatric mental health, and now practice as a PMHNP. Outside of work, I’m a mother who loves spending time with my family, traveling, and expressing my creativity through hand embroidery.

Many people come to therapy feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or emotionally worn down by life circumstances that don’t let up. Chronic stress, caregiving responsibilities, major life changes, illness, loss, and unresolved trauma can quietly build over time, leaving you feeling stuck, disconnected, or unsure how to move forward. I work with adults who are navigating anxiety, depression, stress, and life transitions, especially when those struggles are connected to caregiving, medical experiences, grief, or trauma. My approach is grounded, compassionate, and practical, helping clients make sense of their emotional responses while learning ways to regulate stress, process difficult experiences, and regain a sense of stability and direction. I have specialized training in trauma-informed care and EMDR, and I frequently support clients dealing with caregiver burnout, anticipatory grief, complicated loss, and the emotional impact of serious illness. At the same time, many of the people I work with are simply feeling overwhelmed by life, relationships, or ongoing stress and want support in feeling more like themselves again. Therapy with me is collaborative and paced to your needs. Whether you are facing a specific loss, navigating ongoing stress or anxiety, or trying to adjust to a major change, my goal is to provide a supportive space where you can feel understood, build resilience, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Specializing in career related issues, such as stress, motivation, career path discovery. Also provide individual in couples therapy for issues such as anxiety and relationship dynamics.

I'm Bharati, a Doctor of Physical Therapy who believes healing happens when the body and mind are supported together. I provide compassionate, individualized care for people living with chronic pain, pelvic health concerns, and nervous system-related symptoms. My goal is to help you feel heard, regain confidence in your body, and move toward lasting health and well-being.

Molly Miller is a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in client-centered therapy with a focus on anxiety, depression, coping skills, stress management, trauma, and life transitions in teens, and young adults. People are not meant to be put in a box so neither should your therapy session. Each session is created for you with the freedom to move towards your goals in your own unique way.

Zilla Henricksen is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based mental health care to children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. With over five years of experience in outpatient psychiatry, and six years in Family Medicine, she specializes in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, and mood disorders.

My professional background includes community health, rural health, pediatrics, private practice, and now independent practice; after completing the Vanderbilt PMHNP program in 2012. I am a Behaviorist at heart, learning techniques through years of equestrian competition and as a BCBA assistant for 1-on-1 behavioral therapy with nonverbal to inconsistently verbal autistic children in-home, in the schools, and at day-camps. Communication and authenticity are foundational inspirations. My life is currently blossoming with playing in the garden, socializing with treasured friends, centering in yoga, international and domestic mountain and beach travel, learning to ride a motorcycle, taking aerial arts classes, Latin dancing, and bringing found object art back into my life. Creating a lovely life for myself and my baby boy is my primary motivator.

Life can be complicated, and sometimes the things we struggle with aren’t easy to untangle on our own. Mental and emotional challenges come from a mix of life experiences, environment, genetics, and our own readiness or ability to make changes. Counseling gives us a place to slow down, make sense of those things, and better understand why we feel or react the way we do. Through that process, people often develop greater self-awareness and experience real emotional and mental growth. I’m Joe Chester, LPC-MHSP, and I’ve been practicing counseling full time since 2011. Before becoming a counselor, I spent more than 30 years working as an engineer and project manager here in Middle Tennessee. That experience shaped how I approach counseling today. I tend to be practical and thoughtful, helping people work through problems in ways that make sense for their lives while also creating space for deeper reflection and growth. Outside of my counseling practice, I enjoy volunteering with local churches, community organizations, and non-profits throughout the area. One thing I believe strongly is this: no one knows you better than you do. I’ll never claim to be the expert on your life. My role is to listen, ask the right questions, and walk alongside you as you work through challenges and discover the path forward that feels right for you. If you decide to begin counseling, it would be a privilege to walk that journey with you.

I strive to facilitate insight, positive change, and growth for young adults and adults. In my work, I consider collaboration and the therapeutic relationship to be the foundation of change and healing. I help individuals overcome difficulties such as eating disorders, adjustment to college, grief & loss, and relationship concerns. I am currently offering in-person and online therapy (or teletherapy) to help make therapy accessible to as many people as possible. Online counseling is easy to access and just as effective as in-person therapy. Additionally, I am an approved supervisor for those in the state of Tennessee pursuing LPC/MHSP licensure.

If you are feeling anxious, burned out, disconnected from yourself, or weighed down by past experiences, therapy can be a place to slow down and begin making sense of what is happening beneath the surface. Cailyn Currie works with teens and adults who are navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, and identity development. She brings a holistic, humanistic approach to counseling, paying close attention to each client’s emotions, inner experience, and personal story. Her style is empathetic, collaborative, and non-judgmental.

I'm Adam, a trauma-informed therapist, and I help people who suffer from worries, nagging thoughts, religious fears, or the lingering effects of past traumas. I specialize in helping individuals who are struggling with OCD, anxiety, and trauma. I also help couples work through challenges and rediscover connection in their relationships.

On the surface, you're doing well: good job, decent relationships, semi-functioning adult. You're "fine." Internally, though? Your brain won't stop. It runs a constant loop of not good enough, what ifs, "did I say something weird during last Tuesday's dinner?", and "how many exclamation points in this email is too many?" You spend too much time rereading texts for hidden truths, contemplating how to write the "perfect" email, and doomscrolling when it all becomes too much. You've started to wonder- "Is this how life is supposed to be?" If this sounds like you, know that life does not need to feel this way. I help people just like you find out what okay actually feels like. I'm Rachel, a compassionate and down-to-earth therapist based in Nashville, TN. I help young adults who are struggling to set boundaries, engage in self-care, and feel drained from the way life is lifing start to feel more centered, confident, and connected with themselves. I'm here when you're ready.

Hey hey! I work with women who want to live with peace, show up authentically, and grow in their relationships with themselves and others. I work alongside women navigating anxiety, burnout, and ADHD. I also enjoy helping couples build trust and strengthen their communication. If you’re looking for a therapist who is welcoming, empathetic, compassionate, and brings a sense of fun to sessions, you’ve come to the right place. My goal is to empower you to grow in your relationship with yourself and others. I listen, ask thoughtful questions, gently challenge my clients, provide psychoeducation, and guide them through exercises designed to practice what they’ve learned. Together, we’ll celebrate the growth you achieve through your hard work and dedication to the process.

I have worked as a counselor in the Nashville area for 20 years with individuals struggling with the effects of trauma, couples in crisis, and families struggling to connect. One of my favorite things about working with clients is the gift of watching the tragedies of life become resilience, character, and hope. I consider it an honor and a privilege to help you find your way out of that dark place and journey to a place of hope.

Welcome! This is a significant step forward! My name is Marguerite and I'm a licensed therapist in Tennessee and Massachusetts. After earning my masters in clinical social work from Columbia University I moved back to my home state of Massachusetts and now live in Tennessee. After 5+ years in acute psychiatric settings I now focus on individuals and families in a community setting. I take a person centered, relational approach, and think that bringing warmth and levity into the room can make something that could feel scary a lot more approachable.

With almost twenty years as a therapist, and having completed training in attachment science, addiction and trauma, I offer clients a safe and judgment free space to work on their concerns. My undergraduate degree is in Social Work and Psychology. My graduate degree is a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy. I also value my life experiences as a human, woman, wife, mother and grandmother, in no particular order.

Hi, I’m Jessica LeAnn Smith, MS, LPC-MHSP, AS, a licensed therapist and owner of Smith Behavioral Health & Wellness, LLC. I help clients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, stress, burnout, and life transitions. My approach is compassionate, trauma focused, culturally responsive, and rooted in the belief that healing happens when you feel safe, supported, and understood. I integrate evidence-based practices like CBT and mindfulness, along with Brainspotting and holistic wellness tools to support both emotional and nervous system healing. In our work together, you can expect a nonjudgmental space, practical tools you can use outside of sessions, and a therapist who will gently challenge you while honoring your pace. My goal is to help you feel more grounded, more connected to yourself, and more confident in how you move through life.