Find therapists in Tennessee Ridge

Antonitte Mashburn

Marriage & Family Therapy intern providing supportive, affordable care for individuals, couples, and families seeking growth and connection.

Amanda Rector

Trauma-informed Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern helping women, children, and teens heal and regulate.

Matthew Teague

I help individuals, couples and families heal and reconnect to their authentic selves using IFS, and Somatic and Attachment-based EMDR.

Ashley Elmquist

Therapist, Ed.S., NCC, Brainspotting Trained, DARTT Trained

ASHLEY PINEDA

Empowering individuals and families to navigate life’s worries, stressors, and challenges to live wholehearted and stalwart lives

john fite

Experienced couples/individual therapist. Telehealth & in person appointments available within a week. Accept BCBS. 1 mile from I-65.

Julie Wakeman

Welcome! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in trauma healing, navigating relationship challenges, and deepening insight.

Kelsey Riddle

I show up in my sessions with authentic, honest, and direct support. I am empathetic and passionate, and I will be your biggest champion.

Ryan Robertson

I help people whose minds feel constantly “on” slow down, find focus, manage stress, and sleep better while building lasting confidence.

Kiesa Kelly

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment" - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Skyler Shollenbarger

When illness, pain, and trauma have shaped your nervous system, healing requires more than willpower.

Kimberly Van Buskirk

The best part of my work is helping people create meaningful change and build a life with greater joy, clarity, and confidence.

Cristine Steele

I'm a therapist that helps the modern mom go from overwhelm to calm.

Jason Holland

Evidence-based therapy with a licensed clinical psychologist for adults and older teens seeking clarity, resilience, and direction.

Amanda Kimbrell

I enjoy helping others who struggle with relationship issues, perfectionism, procrastinating, codependency, trauma, and setting boundaries.

Jeremy McKinnon

My approach is collaborative, respectful, and rooted in the belief that healing happens when people feel understood—not judged or rushed.