Rhoda is a graduate of the University of Phoenix with a Master and Bachelor of Science in Psychology and an Associates of Art in Criminal Justice. She has served 10 years in the Army receiving numerous awards, certifications and accommodations during her service and is also a military spouse. Rhoda has a history of working with children of all ages, a passion that has grown over the span of 30 years. She originally went into the counseling field because she wanted her children to learn how to process, understand, and express their thoughts and feelings in a positive way.

As a veteran, Rhoda has numerous experiences with multiple religions, ethnicities, races, and sexual orientations, etc. She has in the past worked with individuals struggling with alcohol and substance usage, PTSD, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, depression, anxiety, anger management, and trauma to name a few. She is presently open to working with children, adolescents, teens, and adults. Rhoda uses multiple therapeutic techniques in order to meet the changing needs of her clients. Because of this, it allows her to connect with her clients and work together with them to find a solution. Rhoda personally believes that the client is the expert in their life. She is there to assist the client to gain insight and tools to facilitate growth and change. Rhoda notes,” If you’re ready for change, I’m ready to be a part of it.” One fun fact about Rhoda is that she is a triplet.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Tiera graduated from Walden University with her Masters of Science in Marriage, Family, and Couple Counseling. Her focus is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), but she is open to other theories to find what best fits her clients and their needs. In CBT she would focus on understanding your thoughts and behaviors, and then process what can be done to challenge those negative thoughts and behaviors to become more positive.

She believes that life is going to do what life is going to do. The way you approach life challenges is all up to you. There comes a time when we all need someone to listen to us and hear what we have to say. She desires to be that someone for you. She offers a safe, non-judgmental environment to establish a trusting and compassionate relationship with her clients. One where you feel comfortable enough to be open and honest with her and more importantly, with yourself. Tiera would love the opportunity to help you work through life's challenges and develop a positive mindset and boost your outlook on life!

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

As a Marriage and Family Therapy graduate student, Kenya is passionate about creating a safe, welcoming, and affirming space where individuals, couples, and families can explore healing, connection, and growth. She approaches therapy through a holistic lens honoring the emotional, relational, physical, and spiritual aspects of each person’s story.
Grounded in Family Systems Theory, she helps clients understand how their relationships, past experiences, and generational patterns influence their present. Kenya integrates mindfulness-based techniques, cognitive-behavioral strategies, narrative exploration, and solution-focused tools, tailoring each session to meet the unique needs and cultural identities of those she serves. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and flexible, guided by the belief that healing looks different for everyone.
With a strong commitment to cultural humility and inclusion, Kenya welcomes people of all backgrounds, faiths, genders, and family structures. She strives to hold space for your truth and honor your lived experience without judgment. Whether you’re navigating trauma, life transitions, identity development, relationship struggles, or emotional overwhelm, she is here to walk alongside you with compassion and curiosity.
Together, you will work to co-create meaningful change, deepen self-awareness, and build tools that support resilience, clarity, and connection within yourself and your relationships.
Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Joseph is a combat veteran who passionately supports active-duty soldiers and fellow veterans. With profound empathy and understanding, he expertly guides them through the often-difficult transition back to civilian life, offering vital assistance to those facing PTSD and other military-related traumas. Currently pursuing a master's in clinical social work, Joseph's diverse background in the military, construction, business, and counseling uniquely equips him to serve and empower those who have served. His unwavering commitment makes him a trusted advocate and source of hope for veterans seeking support.
Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Javail believes sometimes our strong friends need strength, that caretaker needs to be taken care of, and the lost or confused need a safe space to figure things out. She aims to create a collaborative, safe space to unpack years of trauma, relationship stressors, anxiety, PTSD, spiritual, and phase-of-life issues using Psychoanalytic, Client-Centered, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques and more.

She provides multicultural therapeutic services to Individuals, couples, and families of ages. 7+. Allow her to support you as you journey towards improved mental and physical wellness.

She is eager to work together to identify and understand your concerns so that you can safely process your emotions and transform your life using therapeutic techniques and tools specific to your needs.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Bea is an addiction counselor who cuts through the noise. Her work blends grounded, no-nonsense truth-telling with deeply spiritual and somatic healing practices—including dance, art, music, yoga, breathwork, and energy-aligned bodywork.

Bea doesn’t believe you need to come from money, a “good” family, or perfect circumstances to change your life. What you do need is honesty, courage, and a willingness to feel—really feel. That’s where the healing begins.

In Bea’s space, there’s no judgment—only presence, raw truth, and possibility. She’s fiercely inclusive, LGBTQ+ affirming, and believes your path to recovery and self-liberation is uniquely yours. She’s here to walk with you through the darkness, without sugarcoating, and help you remember your own power.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588

Briauna holds a Master’s in Social Work from Troy University and is a Licensed Master Social Worker in the state of Tennessee. Over the past five years, she has served children, adolescents, and adults across diverse settings, including child welfare, the military, private practice, and inpatient care. She is dedicated to providing effective, individualized services that empower and facilitate personal growth and change.
Her practice is client-centered and integrates various therapeutic approaches, such as traditional talk therapy, solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, therapeutic homework, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Briauna works with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, unresolved grief and loss, trauma, low self-esteem, and stress management challenges. She also supports couples in addressing concerns such as ineffective communication, emotional wounds, and recurring conflicts.
Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Marie earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with specialization in Addiction and Trauma from Walden University in 2022. She is currently working towards her LPC and LADAC 2 licensure. She is a U.S. Army Veteran whose passion is to empower others. She has helped develop the curriculum for an all-women’s substance abuse with co-occurring disorders program. She established a mom and children’s program; allowing the mother to receive clinical services and housing with their children. She teaches Psychology in Film at the Nashville Film Institute. She incorporates the person-centered approach with the belief that empowering the client will provide them with the realization of self-worth and purpose. A few interesting facts about Marie, are that she bakes and enters local baking competitions, she is currently seeking her PhD in Clinical Supervision and Education, and she believes that her clients deserve to receive competent care that empowers them and encourages growth.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Kennedi Parks is from Memphis, TN. She is a second-year doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Tennessee State University and earned her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Fisk University.

She is passionate about helping clients achieve healing while building the skills and resilience needed to navigate life’s challenges and demands. She views the therapeutic process as unique to each individual and works collaboratively with clients to identify approaches that best support their goals and needs.

Kennedi primarily works with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relational challenges, mood disorders, ADHD, grief, self-esteem, body image concerns, existential questions, and stress-related behaviors or thoughts. She strives to create a safe and supportive environment where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered to explore their experiences, thoughts, and behaviors.

In her therapeutic work, Kennedi utilizes psychodynamic approaches integrated with cognitive-behavioral techniques, offering practical strategies to manage thoughts, regulate emotions, and change unhelpful behaviors. Her goal is to help clients grow, build resilience, and navigate life more effectively within a supportive therapeutic space.
Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Victoria graduated from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Rural Community Development. She is currently working on her Masters in Counseling Education: Clinical Mental Health from Valdosta State University. After graduation, her plan is to become a Licensed Professional Counselor Mental Health Specialist (LPC-MHSP).

She wanted to become a mental health professional because she wants to help those who feel like they have no one to go to or don’t have the resources or tools to help them. To let their voices be heard and listened to. She also is Hispanic and in the Hispanic community/culture mental health is very stigmatized. She wants to help spread awareness and knowledge behind mental health and support those who are struggling with mental health issues.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

Tamara graduated in 2016 from APSU and in 2018 became a licensed professional counselor with mental health service provider designation. She went on to become a board approved supervisor in 2024.

She lives by the quote, "Giving up on a goal because of a setback is like slashing your other three tires because you got a flat" because it is so simplistic yet speaks volumes. She feels that in life you will always have setbacks, but it is essential to understand that it is a process but that it is your process that you will work through together in a strong therapeutic relationship.

She presently has an interest in working with individuals of all age groups that struggle with anxiety, depression, anger management, personality disorders, trauma, self-esteem, LGBTQ, and family/couples counseling to name a few. Her approach to therapy is integrative. She will utilize different modalities to find one that resonates with you. She has presently completed training in EMDR and is DBT certified. She also enjoys challenging others; so expect to be challenged to meet your fullest potential.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]

William offers an analytical but empathetic approach to help clients navigate through the therapeutic journey. He strives to create a space that is focused on client efficacy and positive, observable changes within clients' lives. His areas of specialty are in anxiety and depression, Couple's therapy and, working with kids and adults on avoidance-related behaviors.

He thinks there are many people who may feel that the idea of therapy is daunting or anxiety-producing. They may be unsure of what therapy looks like or what they can talk about. He hopes to provide a space that is open and transparent so that individuals may feel at ease and connected to the therapy process.

Phone Number: (931) 274-7588
Email: [email protected]