Tiffany Porter is the lead therapist at Help Recovery Centers. She has a degree in healthcare management and is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor (LADAC II). During the last 9 years, she has been busy providing assessment and counseling for substance abuse clients, facilitating domestic violence prevention and anger management groups, and directing the day to day activities of a residential education center for alcohol and drug related offenders. Tiffany also works as a counselor and medical liaison with Recovery Consulting Service’s Suboxone program.

At this time, I only have day time appointments. My evening appointments are taken. I am looking for clients who are ready for positive change. If your looking for a highly motivated therapist to help you with depression, anxiety, stress, or grief. "Let's Talk" it's that easy.

As a marriage and family therapist, I see individuals, families, and couples. My experience is in working with anxiety, depression, marital conflict, divorce recovery, and various forms of trauma including domestic violence situations. My goal with every client is to provide a safe space which invites the client to connect with the deeper emotions underlying presenting issues. I see each client as a unique and complex individual and collaborate with the client to tailor a treatment plan to meet therapy goals.

I focus most of my efforts helping to identify the strengths of each client. This helps us build a foundation for therapeutic changes. I explore the person and their environment to attempt to help process any barriers to positive outcomes while empowering each client to meet their goals. I enjoy working with life changes through any age and have extensive experience with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and acute stress reactions. I would love the opportunity to help you find your answers.

Everyone struggles with challenging emotions and situational stressors at some point in their lives. I teach people about how their emotions work, how to manage that emotional energy, and how to use that emotional energy to accomplish personal goals. I work individually with older adolescents (16+) and adults struggling with anxiety or depressive symptoms, challenging life situations, or problematic views of self find a way to navigate these challenges while learning and practicing preventative coping strategies.

To begin, Distance Counseling is offered for clients who cannot make face to face sessions. I believe barriers seldom produce opportunities for change. On another note, I am usually asked, what person is best suited or needs counseling? Honestly, there are many ways and templates (Word document and Google Search) geared to answer this question. Those methods sound enticing. Yet, they operate from the focus of a proprietor. Another clinician may indicate the best suited clients are willing and committed. I don't need the BEST SUITED CLIENT, just those who ask for help. Let's Work Together.

Road map to where? Their are many twists and turns in our lives that may take unexpected routes, come with difficult choices and sometimes negatives results. I'd like to work alongside you to help navigate a more stable and peaceful destination.

I am offering Telehealth sessions at a discounted rate for healthcare professionals and others working to keep our state safe during this difficult time. Take a look at my website at www.murfreesborotherapy.com. . My name is Tammie Elkins and I look forward to working with you and/or your family. I see children, teens, adults and couples. My goal is to help you feel validated and understood.

Are you a parent at your wits end struggling to manage your child's needs, or maybe your child is struggling to manage life stressors, either way, I may be able to assist you. I am a licensed psychologist that has extensive experience in working collaboratively with children and families. I take a wholistic approach to my client's problems and work as a team to best meet everyone's needs. If you are a family in need, I am here to assist you.

There are critical points in life during which we reassess personal values and goals. Few people make poor choices on purpose. We do our best when life presents various challenges, learning from success or failure is a skill. Counseling can be a rewarding experience when assessing quality of life and health concerns. I believe people need an intuitive sense of trust in any therapist with whom they work. You should expect an interactive, nonjudgmental environment in which to explore your concerns. You can email me directly at danita@hughescounseling.com or reach me by phone at 615-895-6942.

If you are in need of someone to help you sort out all the things you are facing, I'd love to be that person for you. Life is hard and you shouldn't have to do it alone. If you are facing a tough diagnosis (for yourself or someone you love), a recent miscarriage, an abusive relationship, or even just a difficult adjustment to something new (like divorce or an empty nest) come sit with me and let's talk. I have availability on both days and evenings.

In my personal and professional life, I have found one thing to be true: Life can be hard. I have a passion for supporting others in resolving pain and reclaiming fullness in life. While pain is an inevitable part of the human experience, suffering is optional. I am dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families heal from relational and other traumas, problematic sexual behaviors, addictions, and intimacy disorders. I see brokenhearted adults and children as they learn to cope with an unstable world. My heart is to heal the broken hearted and give hope where hope was once lost.

Dr. Marilyn Davis, Psy.D., has a Doctor of Psychology in Marriage and Family Therapy, and a MA in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy, both degrees from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Dr. Davis works with children, couples, individuals, and families. Dr. Davis' private practice is located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in Rutherford County, assessible by Interstates 24, and 840.

I provide a safe place for individuals, couples, and families to engage their heart and begin to live fully. I work to help them more deeply explore their story and the effect of key relationships (both historically and currently), allowing them to heal in areas of relational woundedness/ brokenness and become who they are made to be.

Renee is a Pastoral Counselor, with her certification through the National Christian Counselors Association. Renee works with Adolescents, Young Adults and their families. She is passionate about empowering teenagers, helping them find their voice and helping restore healthy communication within a family. Renee is also a Certified Temperament Therapist. In conjunction with her individual sessions, Renee also has the opportunity to run a high school girls group on Sunday nights (6:00-8:00). To find out more please call or email Renee.

Throughout our lives we are confronted with disappointments, challenges, and obstacles that may derail us. Unexpected life events are common and although people have an amazing capacity to resolve problems, sometimes we get stuck. When we get stuck we need collaboration or assistance to find solutions, gain control, and develop coping skills in order to return to a place where we can flourish. With this in mind, I use the vehicles of ministry, coaching, and counseling to assist individuals in reaching the abundant life that is available through Christ.

In 2012, I left the inpatient facility I had counseled at for 18 years, to focus my attention on outpatient treatment to help manage the opiate epidemic that was sweeping middle TN. From 2012 to 2020, we established close working relationships with doctors that prescribe Suboxone medications and facilitated over 7 thousand counseling sessions. I authored the books “Clinician’s Guide for Medication Assisted Treatment and “A Counseling Plan for Medication Assisted Treatment.” In 2014 we expanded our service by developing the video counseling practice. And in 2020, we took telehealth to the next level with our interactive workbooks.

I am a counselor who believes the counseling process is based on the relationship between client and therapist. I work very hard to hear what you are saying and to "get you." My role is not to tell you what to do, but to be with you on your journey of self-exploration and healing. I am passionate about my work and especially about those who have experienced trauma or who have been deeply affected by relational issues. As we work together, it is my hope that you will be able to move forward with greater perspective and less " baggage."

A large part of my practice centers around working with families and helping parents of children who may be having behavior problems at home or at school and working with the children and adolescents themselves. I incorporate child-centered play therapy with young children as well as Adlerian and behavioral concepts with parents. I am a licensed psychologist with Health Service Provider in Psychology credential, a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, and a retired MTSU professor after teaching in the Professional Counseling Program for 25+ years. In addition to helping families, I also work extensively with couples and individuals who may be experiencing a variety of problematic daily living situations.

"Speak in such a way that others love to listen to you and listen in such a way that others love to speak to you." We are all going through own our journey through life and many times the path ahead feels and appears impossible. Or maybe there is so much damage from a road that blew up on you and now you can't see which way to go. No matter what age, we can all find pieces of our life that we can control and influence positively even in the midst of impossibility. Anxiety, anger, family conflict, behavioral issues, blended families, stress management. trauma, depression, and the list goes on of things that can impair our daily life.