Posts tagged as: nashville therapy

What Is Relational Life Therapy? A Different Kind of Couples Counseling

One person brings something up. The other hears it as criticism. One pushes harder to be heard while the other shuts down, gets defensive, or leaves the conversation. Before long, the original issue has almost disappeared, but both people walk away feeling frustrated, misunderstood, or alone.  If this sounds familiar, the problem may not be […]

Welcoming 2026-2027 New Therapist-Trainees to Nashville Psych

At Nashville Psych, we believe that healing happens in relationships. The quality of the therapeutic relationship matters deeply, and so does the quality of the training clinicians receive as they grow into the work. That is one of the reasons we are so excited to welcome two new therapist-trainees to our team for the 2026–2027 […]

Signs You May Be Experiencing High Functioning Anxiety

While it is true that high functioning anxiety is not technically a clinical diagnosis, it is a term many people resonate with deeply. It describes an experience where anxiety is present beneath the surface, while a person appears outwardly capable, productive, and successful. Those of us with high functioning anxiety often meet expectations, show up […]

10 Lessons Everyone (Especially People-Pleasers) Can Learn From The “We Do Not Care Club”

There’s a new kind of honesty circulating online – and it’s coming from adult women. With humor, authenticity, and relatability, Melani Sanders, a 45-year-old mother of three, created the “We Do Not Care Club.” She created the club to support women going through perimenopause and menopause. She says, “we are putting the world on notice […]