Therapy in Nashville, Tennessee.
Alder & Hearth Counseling sees adults, children, teenagers, couples, and families at our Nashville office, with online sessions available if travel is hard. Three therapists are based here, sessions start at $150 an hour, insurance is accepted, and the first step is a free 15 minute phone call.
What should I know before visiting the Nashville office?
The practical details for the Nashville office are below. Anything still being confirmed is marked, so ask on your free 15 minute call and we will tell you exactly what to expect before your first appointment.
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Address: [street address], Nashville, Tennessee. A map placeholder sits beside these details.
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Phone: [phone number]. The fastest way to reach us is the inquiry form on the contact page.
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Opening hours: [office hours to be confirmed]. Appointments are booked in advance rather than dropped in.
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Parking and entrance: [details to be confirmed]. Ask before your first visit and we will describe exactly where to go.
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Accessibility: [details to be confirmed]. Tell us what you need and we will answer honestly about what the office can support.
Which therapists work at our Nashville office?
Three clinicians are based in Nashville: Maya Ellison, Priya Raghunathan, and Jordan Whitfield. You can ask for one by name, or describe what you need and we will suggest who fits.
What can I get therapy for at the Nashville office?
The Nashville office covers the same six areas of work as Franklin. Each page explains what the experience can look like, what therapy aims to change, and who here works with it.
Emotional wellbeing
Anxiety and panic, depression, and OCD, which are the three most common reasons adults contact us.
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Trauma, recovery and belief changes
Trauma, addiction and recovery, and religious trauma or spiritual deconstruction.
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Neurodivergence
ADHD and autism, with affirming therapy that starts from how your mind works rather than asking you to mask.
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Body, food and chronic health
Autoimmune conditions and chronic pain, body image, and eating disorders or disordered eating.
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Relationships and life transitions
Couples and family work, children and teens, perinatal and postpartum, and grief and loss.
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Identity and work experiences
LGBTQIA2S+ affirming support, therapy for men, and music industry-related mental health challenges.
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What do people ask before visiting the Nashville office?
The practical questions, answered directly, including the parts still being confirmed.
Can I see a Nashville therapist if I live closer to Franklin?
Yes, you can choose either office, and online sessions are available if the drive is the obstacle. Tell us which office suits you when you send an inquiry and we will confirm what is possible before anything is booked.
Where do I park, and which entrance do I use?
Parking and entrance details are still being confirmed for this page. Ask on your free 15 minute call and we will describe exactly where to go before your first appointment, so you are not working it out on the day.
Is the Nashville office accessible?
Accessibility details are still being confirmed for this page. Tell us what you need when you send an inquiry and we will answer honestly about what the office can support, rather than leaving you to find out on arrival.
How do I book a therapy appointment in Nashville?
Send an inquiry and we will arrange a free 15 minute phone call first, so you can check the fit before committing to anything. Name a Nashville therapist if you have one in mind, or describe what you need and we will suggest someone. Sessions start at $150 an hour, insurance is accepted, and online sessions are available.