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I specialize in Autism, ADHD, and behavioral issues. I also specialize in LGBTQ+. I have several years experience in substance abuse, dual diagnosis, and trauma as well. I have a Masters in Applied Behavior Analysis and in Mental Health Counseling.

I received my PhD in clinical psychology at Ohio University. I then completed a clinical psychology internship at Yale University Medical School. I have 25+ years in teaching and supervising doctoral students in UT's APA approved clinical psychology program. During that time, I have published over 100 professional books and articles on psychology and treatment.

I have a passion for working with individuals and families to help them overcome challenges in their lives. I work with individuals struggling with eating disorders and body image issues. In addition, I enjoy working with couples doing both pre-marital and marriage therapy. My goal is to always meet the client where they are and help the client discover the path that will help them reach their goals. I also offer Othmer Method neurofeedback as a treatment option. This is a targeted form of neurofeedback that can address a range of symptoms including trauma, depression, anxiety, OCD, and ADHD.

Are you someone who is curious about your inner life? Has something difficult happened and you can’t seem to move on? Have you noticed frustrating patterns within relationships, self-esteem struggles, codependency, perfectionism, identity questions or spiritual concerns? In a world where we can feel caught between so many competing demands, it can be hard to identify our own voice. While I work with a variety of individuals, I specialize in young adults, women and LGBT people experiencing life transitions, anxiety, identity concerns, relationship challenges and those in process of deconstructing and reconstructing religious faith.

I am a therapist who has been primarily working with mothers who have a history of addiction. I am very passionate about working with individuals who are curious about their behavioral patterns, are driven to better themselves by asking those difficult questions, and ready to break generational cycles of trauma or addiction. I believe that addiction and mental health go hand in hand. Although individuals have sought services for substance use, there was work to be done with trauma, depression, anxiety, etc. I primarily work with teens and adults, and I especially enjoy serving the BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and international communities.

Are you feeling burnt out or having issues struggling with all of life’s obstacles? I get that. Let’s work through it together. I hope to help assist and support you in gaining the skills needed to successfully overcome the obstacles that you are facing as we are on this healing journey together.

I enjoy working with individuals in managing life challenges by identifying and building upon strengths, in order to gain a greater sense of self and develop confidence. As a clinical therapist and a yoga teacher, I am passionate in maintaining awareness of the MindBody connection. My goal is to provide a warm, relaxed, and non-judgmental environment to allow clients to feel safe and supported. My desire is to meet you where you are in your life journey and assist you along the path to self discovery, as each individual is the expert in his/her personal life experiences.

Welcome to Knox Therapy Center! We are currently accepting new clients at our West office. Our services include child and adolescent therapy, individual therapy, couples and family therapy as well as Trauma Certified Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY). We believe that we can learn from each of our clients and that they come to us with specific and unique experiences, challenges, and strengths. We personalize our therapeutic approaches to meet the needs of each of our clients and believe whole-heartedly in the power of the therapeutic relationship.

My ideal client is one who knows they need to make changes and are willing to do the work of therapy. My practice is specialized to help those with OCD, anxiety, and related disorders but I am also a gender therapist. My office is a safe space where you can be you.

Minton Family Therapy (MFT) is a husband and wife, marriage and family therapy practice based in Knoxville, TN offering both in person and Telehealth psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families. MFT seeks to treat the whole person (or couple, or family) in the context of whatever may be impeding personal, professional, physical and emotional growth. Taking both a creative and integrative approach, potential patients can expect to explore longstanding patterns of interaction that may hinder current relationships and begin to reshape those patterns into a more healthy and whole self.

Welcome! So glad you’re here. If your child or teen is going through a difficult season or needs help managing big emotions, it helps to have a therapist partner with you to find ways to support them. Traditional talk therapy can be difficult for young children because their capacity for verbal processing is limited. I use expressive modalities including play therapy, art, and sand tray to connect with children and teens where they are and to help them process emotions and develop effective coping skills.

My ideal client is one who is curious about his/her emotional life. My treatment philosophy is to engage a person in an exploration of their problems in ways that can lead to better relationships, feelings about themselves, and overall day-to-day functioning. My patients should find relief from their symptoms - whatever they may be - while making changes that will help them stay emotionally healthy and symptom-free in the long-term. It is my belief that therapy is a growth process that can only happen by collaboration and genuine trust between patient and therapist.

Claire is a nondirective child-centered play therapist who believes strongly in the power of the therapeutic relationship. She strives to provide a warm, safe, and fun environment for children to cope with life’s stressors. During the play therapy process, she assists them in navigating internal experiences in a way that makes the most sense to them while using their most natural form of communication… play! Alongside individual counseling with children, she incorporates Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT), as she sees fit, to strengthen the quality of parent-child attachment bonds in hopes of reducing relational stress.