To many, group therapy is not as widely known and well understood as individual therapy. Yet, a growing body of psychological and neuroscientific research suggests that group therapy offers something uniquely powerful. Group is a distinct therapeutic experience that can deepen insight, strengthen emotional resilience, and transform how we experience relationships. As humans, we are […]
We are amazed by how quickly technology is advancing. Artificial intelligence has become a daily companion for many. People are using ChatGPT, not just for composing emails, meal planning, and other time-saving tasks, but as a replacement for therapy. At first glance, this might sound really enticing. It’s a lower cost option to hopefully feel […]
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 […]
From the outside, high achievers can look like they have it all together. They earn promotions, ace exams, expertly juggle projects, and rarely let anything fall through the cracks. Their calendars are color-coded, their LinkedIn profiles shine, and they are seen as successful, driven, and accomplished. That said, many overachievers carry a quiet heaviness beneath […]
At Nashville Psych, our Client Care team is dedicated to making your experience as smooth, supportive, and seamless as possible. From your very first call or email, they’re the ones who help match you with the right therapist or evaluation, answer your questions about our services, and guide you through the intake process. Once you […]
We sat down with our newest team member, therapist Lyndsay Wilson, LPC-MHSP, to learn more about how she landed in Nashville, what surprises her most about therapy, and what she thinks everyone should know about attachment styles. We hope you enjoy reading it. Welcome, Lyndsay! Thanks so much! I’m thrilled to be here. We’re thrilled […]