Greetings! My name is Genevieve Thomas, a Nationally Certified Counselor. I am a graduate of Christian Brothers University with a Bachelors in Psychology and a Masters in Counseling from Capella University. I recently received my LPC/MHSP. I work with individuals in a comfortable setting to cope with issues of depression, anxiety, trauma, life transition and behavioral concerns. Through developing treatment goals and committing to coping skills and management, real change is possible! [Read More]

Do you want to make changes, increase your sport or work performance, or feel stuck and unable to get the life you want? My ideal client need only to have a desire to reach his/her potential, and be willing to “get real” to accomplish this. My clients struggle with stress, feeling overwhelmed, anxiety, depression, anger, work/sport/creativity performance issues, relationship/communication issues, co-dependency, loss/grief, and self esteem. Their goals are centered around improving their resiliency, contentment with life, reconcile loss/grief, improve overall balance, and learn peace making skills that are needed to enjoy life. As a former athlete and coach, I understand performance struggles. Anxiety and mental blocks can cause athlete burnout and loss of love for your sport/passion. Similarly, anxiety, stress, and challenges can alter your passion for life. Utilizing mindfulness, EMDR, and other techniques, we’ll explore ways to improve the way you respond to challenges. Change can be daunting when facing it alone. Together we’ll strategize, and form a plan for you. I utilize a holistic, integrative, and person-centered approach by working to balance mind, body, and spirit. It’s all about you, what you would like to change and experience, and helping you free yourself from that which holds you back. [Read More]

The fact that you are seeking to connect with a therapist is a sign that you want to begin the journey of self discovery, healing, and transformation. Therapy is a process of self-exploration where you learn why you do what you do, as well as how to change behaviors. By building a therapeutic relationship, I can assist you in becoming reacquainted with your true self. With over 15 years of experience in working with adults, adolescents, families and couples, my approach has always been to meet my clients were they are and to progress at a pace that is comfortable for sustained success. My specialties are finding balance in the midst of life changes (be it at home or at work), healthy communication, fostering social skills, career-related stress and job change, and building effective behaviors. I promote overall wellness with an emphasis on the mind, body and spirit connection. [Read More]

Dr. Jain is a clinical neuropsychologist; she specializes in neuropsychology which is the study of brain-behavior relationships and conducts neuropsychological assessments to evaluate brain-based difficulties affecting neurocognitive and neurobehavioral functioning. Dr. Jain specializes in the evaluation of children, adolescents, and adults with concerns including autism spectrum disorders, AD/HD, executive dysfunction, memory problems, dementia and neuropsychological difficulties which arise as a result of medical conditions such as, traumatic brain injury, hydrocephalus, seizures/epilepsy, cancer, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, and sickle cells disease. Dr. Jain works closely with referring physicians (e.g., pediatricians, neurologists, family practice, internal medicine, and geriatricians) and schools in order to explain evaluation results and provide ongoing follow-up with respect to medication management and program development (e.g., academic modifications such as IEPs, tutoring, referrals for specific therapies, and vocational consultation regarding necessary therapies and work place accommodations). [Read More]

Pam is a psychotherapist who has been practicing as a therapist for greater than 10+ yrs. As a therapist, she works with clients of all ages, couples and family systems. Pam is known to be personable, and warm hearted. She is a Cognitive Behavioral Client Centered Therapist, who utilizes eclectic approaches while working to empower the client to find and utilize their own strengths in working through problems, managing depression, stress and anxiety, and utilize coping strategies; tools that will help to improve client overall functioning. As a crisis therapist, Pam is comfortable dealing with bereavement issues and loss, as well as, helping clients through trauma and acute crisis. Stabilization and improving coping and overall functioning are key to the work we do in this area of therapy. Self-efficacy, self-esteem, problem-solving enhancement and goal attainment are areas of focus with the client. [Read More]

In 1989, Dr. Joel Johnson, PhD., Clinical Psychology, founded the Anxiety Treatment Center in order to offer psychological treatment of anxiety disorders. These include panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, social phobias and generalized anxiety disorder. A good therapist will bring to you a mix of credentials. They will have knowledge, education, supervised training and professional certification. In addition, they will have the ability to establish a good relationship with you using their skills combined with empathy, compassion, and the ability to listen without judgement. Dr. Joel I. Johnson, of the Anxiety Treatment Center, is this kind of therapist. Dr. Johnson has been in private practice as a Clinical Psychologist in Memphis since 1983. A graduate of the University of Mississippi, Dr. Johnson was a professor of Counseling at Harding University Graduate School of Religion for over ten years and an adjunct professor in the [Read More]

Kirsten is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Mental Health Service Provider (LPC-MHSP) in the state of Tennessee and is nationally board-certified as a National Certified Counselor (NCC). She attended the University of Memphis, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in English and a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Kirsten takes an individualized, integrative, holistic approach to counseling. She has been trained in numerous modalities and interventions, including Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Radically-Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RO-DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing, and Attachment Theory. Whatever interventions are chosen, she is always utilizing trauma-informed practices and working from a culturally competent, body positive, and sex positive perspective with compassion and a sense of humor. Kirsten personally understands the vulnerability and courage it takes to go to counseling and face your struggles, and she considers it an honor to walk your therapy journey with you. [Read More]

With a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and over 19 years of counseling experience, I can help you get through life’s trials and tribulations. I am a licensed clinical social worker specializing in stress, grief, depression, anxiety, suicide prevention, chronic management illness, crises management, as well as in coping skills in both adolescents and adults. My expertise is a combination of professional and personal skills that can help any person tackle unexpected life crisis. I have experience in couples counseling, family counseling, group counseling, and career counseling. As a native Memphian, I have a desire to help those in need. I have completed home visits in home heath, hospice, and mobile crisis. I assist individuals with finding the told needed to tackle life ups and down. I love working with individuals, families, groups and teens to help them express their wants and desires. Many times people are afraid to ask for help because they do not know how. I am here to help others ask the tough questions to achieve their goals. Call or Email Dr. Kimberly Atkins for a free phone consultation [Read More]

Eric Cassius, LPC, MHSP, CHt, son of Dr. Joseph Cassius, carries on the clinical practice with many of the same knowledge, skills, vigor and vitality as that of his father, coupled with his own distinctiveness, compassion and creativity. His clients are motivated to challenge negative patterns of behavior, traumatic issues of the past, relationship issues, and problems that occur in daily living. Eric Cassius trained extensively with some of the nation’s leading mental health professionals, having demonstrated excellence through receiving honors for his work in counseling. Eric has a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Memphis, is a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Mental Health Service Provider, and a Clinical Hypnotherapist. He is a member of the American Counseling Association, The Tennessee Counseling Association, The national Board of Certified Counselors, The International Transactional Analysis Association, and is active with the Milton H. Erickson Foundation. [Read More]

I am a Licensed Master Social Worker and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselor. I have a passion to help people reach their maximum potential and their greatest dreams. Whether you are looking to recover from a history of trauma or to set your future up for success by establishing goals that will help you reach your destiny, a little guidance can take you a long way. I offer you a wide range of counseling and psychological services to guide you through life’s challenges and your most trying times. Life can get difficult, and sometimes a little help from a professional can make things better. I care about your well-being and can provide all the tools in order to seize the day and learn how to tackle even the most traumatic circumstances. I bring into each session my experiences as a trauma therapist, addiction counselor, mental health specialist, life coach, case manager, advocate and veteran, along with my own personal journey as one who has also had to seek professional assistance in rewriting my story. I have been trained in many different modalities that I incorporate into my own unique counseling style, which include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy, Life Coaching and my own personal experiences. I strive to help those learn how to help themselves by enhancing their strengths and strengthening their shortcomings. [Read More]

With 18 years of experience, you’re in good hands! Call 901.608.1000 for a next day appointment. My specialities are relationship and couples counseling, mood disorders therapy, and trauma therapy. I enjoy helping clients learn more about themselves. In a safe and confidential setting, clients are encouraged to disclose and share information as they are comfortable doing so. [Read More]

We offer individual therapy for adults and couples therapy. Our specialties are relationship counseling, whether new, enduring, or ending, psychological testing, individual psychotherapy, and forensic services. [Read More]

Betty McWillie is one of only 210 master career counselors in the country. The owner of McWillie Career Directions in Memphis, McWillie says that specialized counseling careers such as hers are rare because of the advanced education and training required. McWillie entered the field after several years in corporate public relations positions. She felt stressed and didn’t enjoy her work, so she went back to college and received her master’s degree in counseling. Regardless of age, McWillie says that she helps clients target their particular skills, work experience, education, values, accomplishments and lifestyle preferences through self-assessment tests. She also helps them design resumes, perfect interview skills or look at job descriptions to match their strengths with concrete descriptions in interview settings. Other clients might also need her assistance to manage changes in job cultures. One of her clients worked in a technical position for a company that was downsizing. McWillie matched the client’s self-assessment results with occupational interests and found that a corporate training position would be a positive match for her. Her client felt empowered to reapply for a position in that department and was rehired with the company. McWillie finds these success stories are the real rewards of her job. “I like to see people really tap into themselves and find their special talents and gifts.Her greatest challenge is listening to clients and helping them identify their particular career needs. “Listening is the key to everything.” [Read More]

Dr. Jones graduated with her doctorate in clinical psychology in 2014 from the Adler School of Professional Psychology and has over 8 years working in the mental health field. She has a Masters of Counseling degree and began her career working with survivors of domestic violence and their children. Dr. Jones then transitioned to working with the Department of Child and Family Services where she served as a therapist for foster children who were battling trauma and the effects of placement in several foster homes. She had the opportunity to provide parenting classes to those interested in being foster parents as well as parent training for current foster parents and parents interested in reunited with their children. Additionally, Dr. Jones has experience aiding couples resolve relational issues as well as working in academia. She is currently a professor of Psychology at a health care college. Dr. Jones also has an extensive history in the field of forensic psychology. She has conducted fitness for duty evaluations for police officers as well as mental health screenings for those applying to law enforcement roles. Furthermore, Dr. Jones has over 6 years of experience working with men who are currently incarcerated and has a holistic understanding of how incarceration, addiction, and criminal lifestyles affect reentry/recidivism of said individuals as well as the well-being of their loved ones. ​ Dr. Jones is a dynamic, approachable and dedicated psychologist who will help anyone she can. She is passionate about helping others heal their family dynamics and increase their self-worth so that they feel encouraged to face the world with purpose and pride. She also believes that healthy relationships and honesty are the foundations of change and, as such, she models both to those around her. [Read More]

Dear potential client: I am so glad you are taking the very difficult step to seek counseling! You are welcomed, accepted, valued, and respected in my office. It is a safe space where you can receive compassionate care. My technique involves companioning with clients to help them identify strengths, discover solutions, and emotionally heal. I use an integrated, holistic approach that tailors treatment to the unique needs and goals of each client. When I work with children, I use creative play and art therapy approaches to relieve feelings of stress and expand self-expression. [Read More]