We are excited to announce that we’ve added Dr. Mark Simpson to our team of independent contractors. Dr. Simpson, a licensed clinical psychologist, brings over thirty years of experience in therapy, working with a wide range of diverse populations, in a variety of settings. He’s an outstanding clinician and we’re thrilled to have him on […]
As of today, we will be converting all scheduled in-person appointments to secure remote video sessions. There will be no in-person appointments, except for psychoeducational assessments. Group therapy will take place via remote video sessions via Zoom. Each therapist will send their clients a unique web link for the remote session. Remote sessions can be […]
We are overwhelmed and deeply saddened by the loss of lives and the devastating damage to homes, businesses, schools and churches in our communities, as a result of the tornadoes that touched down in the early morning hours on March 3rd in Davidson, Putnam and Wilson counties. Some members of our Nashville Psych Community have […]
From their first day of life, children learn from the world around them. In fact, many of the lessons and skills learned in childhood set the foundation for who they will become as a future adult. However, parents often find themselves at a loss when trying to help their children navigate mental, emotional or behavioral […]
When confronted with a child’s challenging behavior, anxiety, or intense emotional responses, conscientious parents are often left wondering whether their child is experiencing just “normal growing pains” or something that requires a little more attention. For parents of children over the age of 5, what’s considered abnormal may be harder to distinguish. In the first […]
Am I moody? Do I have Bipolar Disorder? Many people struggle with issues related to mood swings. A common concern that I hear is from individuals who experience mood swings and suspect they may have Bipolar Disorder. While Bipolar disorder is quite common, with an estimated 2.6% of adults in the U.S. experiencing the disorder […]