No one is exempt from hardship, struggle, stress or difficulty. In this life we all experience situations and circumstances that are at times beyond our control.
Contact us to begin your healing journey today.
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(615) 398-1292
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No one is exempt from struggle and hardship. In this life we all experience situations and circumstances that are at times beyond our control that cause stress and difficulties. Everyone needs a helping hand at some point in their life.
Nashville Emotional Wellness (NEW) Counseling, PLLC offers sliding scale/reduced rate scale to all NEW clients. It is our policy to make mental and emotional health services both accessible and affordable to all regardless of ability to pay.
#mentalhealth#MentalHealthMatters
NEW is excited to announce another installment of Conscious Conversations hosted by our phenomenal team of therapists.
Melissa and Jack will be bringing some powerful insight and points of inspiration and healing on the topic of healing, growth and resilience.
NEW is excited to another installment of conscious conversation hosted by our phenomenal team of therapist.
Baylie and Tua will be bringing some powerful and insightful and points of inspiration and healing on the topic of social justice.
“Let us be thankful to the people that bring us happiness; they are charming the gardeners who make our soul’s blossom.” - Marcel Proust
Thanksgiving is the ideal moment to reflect on the incredible blessings we’ve received. We hope your holiday brims with love and joy.
In hopes to provide care for all who need care we are offering a new program starting this month. New clients will be able to schedule with one of our qualified interns for a significantly reduced rate of $20-$40.
Samantha Barstack and Baylie Spring are now facilitating a teachers support group now through December. It is an open group, so you may join any time! To learn more contact [email protected] or [email protected]
NEW’s Clinician’s Thoughts on Emotional Safety:
“Emotional safety happens when we are able to show up as our authentic selves and feel genuinely seen, heard, and understood by others. Promoting safety in our relationships starts with self- acceptance.”
- Jonathan Marx, BA
NEW’s Clinician’s Thoughts on Generational Trauma:
“Generational trauma work is important to address in order to break those chains and experience something different. I want my daughter to be able to have a full life and one that does not bear the weight of our traumas.”
Your trauma is NO less inconsequential to YOU just because it appears as though someone had it worse.
Trauma isn’t measurable, and so it’s NOT comparable.
Your nervous system isn’t calculating “theirs vs. yours”
It’s holding YOUR pain.
CALLING ALL TEACHERS! Our clinicians Baylie Spring, MSW and Samantha Barstack LPC-MHSP(t) will be leading a teachers support group on Tuesdays at our East Nashville location.
To sign up, please contact [email protected]
We hope to see you there!
“Remaining silent about family pain is rarely an effective strategy for healing it. The suffering will surface again at a a later time, often expressing in the fears or symptoms of a later generation.”
-Mark Wolynn
#generationaltruama#MentalHealthMatters
Can you avoid passing it on?
Once you begin to recognize the signs of inter generational trauma in your own life and behavior, you might wonder what steps you can take to keep history from repeating itself.
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Therapist Spotlight!
Meet Amanda Brown, LCSW
“What’s your favorite color?”
“ Any shade of blue”
“ What’s your favorite food?”
“ Wings and fries”
“ What inspires you and why?”
“ My daughter inspires me to be the best version of myself possible!”