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Get the support, guidance and tools necessary to experience relief from suffering and be empowered to achieve your full potential

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Individual Therapy

The goal of individual therapy is to help you undergo a process of change in which you experience relief from suffering and achieve understanding, acceptance, healing and growth.

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Couples Therapy

Are you frustrated and overwhelmed in your relationship and seeking help? Are you engaged and want to start your marriage off on the right foot?

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Child & Family Therapy

Help your child succeed by overcoming mental, emotional and behavioral challenges and make your family life less stressful and more fulfilling. 

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Assessment/Testing

Do you wonder if you or someone you love has ADHD or learning, developmental/emotional or behavioral disorders?

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Group Therapy

Increase your self-awareness, develop new and healthier ways of relating to people and gain confidence with the support of a trusted group of like-minded individuals.

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Supervision, Consultation, & Training

Are you a therapist looking to learn how to have the most positive impact on your clients? We offer training opportunities that can support you. 

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About Nashville Psych

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Nashville Psych, founded by Dr. Daniel Goldstein and Amy Goldstein, is a Nashville, Tennessee-based private psychology practice, offering a wide range of psychological and counseling services to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. We are centrally located and in close proximity to downtown Nashville, Vanderbilt University, Green Hills, Music Row, Belmont University and Belle Meade.

We offer individual therapy, child therapy, couples therapy, group therapy, family therapy, comprehensive psychological evaluations and career counseling.

Our therapists, Dr. Daniel Goldstein, Dr. Nisha Bhatt, Dr. Jenna Lehmann, Helen Tarleton, MS, LCSW, Lyndsay Wilson, LPC-MHSP, Natalie Cox, M.A., Heather Britt, LPC-MHSP, Olivia Blakey, MMFT, Julie Singer, and Dr. Mark Simpson, utilize their education and experience in a variety of effective approaches to treat depression, anxiety, ADHD and other developmental disorders, bipolar disorder, relationships, grief/loss, divorce, learning disorders, LGBTQIA issues, men’s issues, women’s issues, diversity, trauma and career challenges.

Each client comes to us with unique experiences, challenges and strengths. Rather than utilizing only one approach, we tailor our treatment to each individual client’s needs.

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Getting Started

Asking for help when dealing with difficult thoughts, emotions and behaviors takes great courage. As your therapist, we will offer you the support, guidance and tools necessary to experience relief from suffering – and empower you to achieve your full potential.

In our work, we hope to provide you with the validation that you deserve (and assist you in your learning to validate yourself), to help challenge you to achieve your goals and to provide you with valuable recommendations that will support you in thriving professionally, socially and emotionally throughout your life. Learn more…

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FAQ

Am I a good candidate for therapy? How long does therapy last? What’s the process for getting reimbursed by my insurance company? Get The Answers You Need.

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Fees

All services are offered on a fee-for-service basis. The full fee for services is due at the time of the appointment. Therapy sessions are 45-minutes in length.

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Fit

Finding the right fit is essential to success in therapy. Schedule a time to talk with our Client Care team about your unique needs and let us help you discover who is the best fit for you. 

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Blog

Why Criticism Hurts So Much (When It Barely Registers for Everyone Else)

Your manager gives you a small piece of feedback in a meeting. Reasonable, delivered kindly, genuinely not a big deal. Everyone else moves on. You are still turning it over at eleven that night. If that sounds familiar, you have probably wondered at some point whether you are simply too sensitive. It is worth knowing […]

Psychological Testing for College Students: What It Actually Answers

The first semester has a way of exposing things that high school never did. The structure is gone. Nobody is checking whether you started the paper. The reading load doubles, and the strategies that carried you for years quietly stop working. For some students, that is just the adjustment everyone talks about. For others, it […]

What Group Therapy Can Teach Therapists

Written by Daniel Goldstein, PhD, CGP As therapists, we spend much of our professional lives helping people understand what happens between us and other people. We study attachment, conflict, vulnerability, boundaries, and repair. We listen closely for the relational patterns shaping our clients’ lives. Yet most therapists receive surprisingly little opportunity to examine those same […]

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Nashville, TN 37212