Therapists in Johnson City, TN

Sunny Path Counseling, PLLC is a child and adolescent counseling center located in Johnson City, TN. Sunny Path Counseling consists of licensed professional counselors and intern (supervised, pre-licensed) counselors. *We are coming soon to Bristol, TN. If you are interested in being added to our waiting list for services in Bristol, give us a call and let us know!

My name is Emmanuel S. John. I am a Psychotherapist/counselor and author in the Tri-Cities area of TN. I've been working with individuals, couples and families for more than 30 years. I help people with personal emotional struggles of all kinds; Anxiety, Addiction, Depression, Grief, Trauma and PTSD just to name a few. I have a proven track record and you will see results after every session. I can help but not until you call. I am taking new clients. Cash services, insurance is not necessary. Invest the effort, you're worth it! (Ever consider online therapy? Let's talk.)

I believe that everyone can discover and be their "best self"! We all may just need a little help sometime getting to that point. We cannot go back and change the past....but can only start from today, where we are right now, and create our best future! We will work together in discovering the obstacles that are in your path and create a plan to get you on the right path.

Sara Anderson is a Licensed Professional Counselor "“ Mental Health Service Provider. Sara is passionate about restoration and healing brokenness. She is deeply committed to helping clients answer life's big questions, gain insight into their emotions, and live authentically. Sara assists people throughout their lifespan, supporting them as they navigate anxiety, depression, grief and loss, life transitions, faith questions, emerging adulthood, and relationship issues. Sara grew up in Southeast Asia and spent another 10 years living and working abroad after university.

Taylor McCormick is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over 8 years of experience working with children, teens, and adults. Taylor specializes in treating symptoms associated with anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, grief, relationship issues, and trauma. As a daughter, sister, wife, and working mother of two, she has ample and ongoing experience navigating the stressors and privileges of parenting and relationships.Taylor uses an eclectic blend of therapeutic approaches including, but not limited to, solution-focused therapy (SFT), internal family systems (IFS), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and gestalt.

Carly Hedrick is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Tennessee. Carly graduated with her Master's degree in Social Work from East Tennessee State University. She also earned a Master's degree in Divinity from Emmanuel Christian Seminary. Carly’s approach to therapy is shaped by past occupational experiences which have taught her to sit with others in painful emotions and stressful circumstances and listen with compassion, curiosity, and acceptance.

As humans, we will often come across emotions and experiences that are difficult to manage. Maybe we didn't learn how to process this information, or it might be difficult to do it alone. Everyone lives a unique life with unique experiences, so learning how we view ourselves and others can help us understand what is needed for our individual healing process.

I am a counselor that values the depth of human relationships. I use a variety of therapeutic interventions that can be summarized as somatic and attachment focused, relational, and mindful. All of these interventions are built off of the idea of present moment awareness. This means that I use each moment as potential for awareness into your inner experience. I spend time assisting each client in expanding their window of tolerance for discomfort as well as developing tools and techniques for structural changes. I am experienced working with general mental health concerns as well as trauma, PTSD, and associated concerns.

Kelsey works with individuals, adolescents, and adults. She believes that we live in stories. It is through relationships, conversations, and stories that we create meaning in life. By examining the stories we tell ourselves, re-authoring them, and externalizing problems, then we can construct new and liberating stories. In counseling, Kelsey uses narrative therapy to engage with clients in the stories of their lives. She focuses on building an atmosphere of curiosity, respect, and transparency. She believes individuals matter, bearing witness to stories matters, and that individuals have strengths and the power to change.

All of us can identify times when we want more for ourselves but can't seem to make it happen. Things get in the way - busy schedules, stress, fatigue, fear, emotional blocks and old patterns. It's ok. It's not you. We are not meant to heal and grow on our own, and we never really reach the end. Second Nature Therapy offers a safe, supportive system of care for healing your wounds, growing your strengths, identifying your values and vision, and building habits that become "second nature" to nurturing your best life.

Life can be incredibly difficult, even in the best of times, due to everyday challenges or simply existing as your authentic self. For some, this may look like a relationship with multiple partners, being aromantic or asexual, having a relationship with yourself, learning more about yourself and how you engage in sexuality via integrating kink, or simply existing in life in a marginalized body - be it race, gender, sexuality, weight, ability status, or any number of visible and invisible characteristics for which broader society struggles to make space.

Hi, I'm Jordan! I work with pre-teen and adolescent clients on telehealth. That means we can work through hard times in the comfort of your safe space. If you're local to Johnson City, I provide play therapy services to children ages 5 and up. I believe each person holds the answers to their own healing within themselves; it is through the therapeutic process that we can uncover them together. Through active listening techniques, I can help individuals gain greater insight into themselves so they can make lasting changes in their lives.

Life can present many challenges that impact our sense of self, trust, and safety. As a therapist, I prioritize creating a safe, supportive, and accepting space for my clients. In this place, I find that we're able to grow, heal, and begin to live the life we want to live. I am grateful to have a role where I can create a space for my clients to be heard, validated, and accepted, exactly as they are. When we are met with challenges, it is important to have relationships that help propel us forward and it's my honor to provide that space for my clients.

Hi! I work with adolescents, young adults, and young couples. Often my clients are navigating transitions, identify formation, and just generally hard life stuff. I help clients who are developing independence and building a confident identity. For couples, we work on learning to blend two identities into one relationship. I love seeing my clients gently but confidently confront difficult emotions, behaviors, and relationships. I will help you make sense of what's happened, identify what could be, and empathize and support you while you make it happen.

So, you’ve stepped back, looked at your relationships, and realized, “This is not even close to what I want!” UGH! What a moment. A part of you might even chime in to (not so helpfully) remind you that you should just be happy with what you have, especially since it could totally be worse. Maybe that part even suggests this is somehow as good as it gets for you. (Side note, this is your critical voice, and it tends to share, shall we call it “fake news.”) But you’re here because a part of you, even if it’s small and hesitant, wants something more. It feels scary to hope, but you’re here to try.

Everyone has a unique mental health journey. My main goal as a counselor is to meet people where they are at, and help them work toward their goals for growth and well-being. By establishing a safe, welcoming environment, and forming a solid therapeutic connection, I hope to provide a context where people can explore their experiences in life, their questions about life, and the changes they want to implement without fear of judgment.