Find the right emotionally focused therapist in Nashville, TN

Dr. Steven Brodsky, Psy.D.

My approach to therapy: Do results matter to you? For 30 years everyone I've treated has OCD, Panic, or severe anxiety. I have 90% success without medicine. Part of the therapy is highly behavioral, directly addressing anxiety and coping. We'll also resolve life-long issues that fuel the anxiety along. By the end, people forget why they came. See me on TV at https://OCDhotline.com

Angie Galyean

My approach to therapy: That I meet you where you are, with zero judgment and a lot of compassion. We sort through the stress, untangle the patterns that keep pulling you back, and rebuild your confidence piece by piece. My goal is for you to feel grounded, understood, and finally supported in creating a life that feels like yours again.

Hannah Muetzelfeld

My approach to therapy: I help clients heal emotional pain, uncover their strengths, and build values-based coping skills. Through an attachment lens, we can work to shift from avoiding emotions to accepting and healing pain. My approach combines empathy, collaboration, and practical tools to guide you toward lasting change at your own pace.

Amy J Gartner

My approach to therapy: I view much of emotional pain through the lens of grief and loss. Grief isn't only about death. It comes from divorce, infertility, health challenges, caregiving, childhhood abuse/neglect, adoption, trauma, or the loss of a life that you thought you would have. My therapeutic approach is grief sensitive, trauma informed, compassionate and client centered.

Tamara Tarver

My approach to therapy: My approach is personal and collaborative. I meet you where you are without judgment. With 35 years of recovery and over 20 years of professional experience, I understand both the struggle and the path forward. We'll work together at your pace to create lasting change.

Claudia Perolini

My approach to therapy: Therapy invites us to shift our gaze inward-- to listen to the wisdom of our inner voice. Therapy offers this possibility through providing a steady, reliable time for reflecting or simply being in the presence of a professional attuned to you.

Christy Tunnell

My approach to therapy: I utilize many different styles and modalities of therapeutic interventions. I believe that based upon each client, is how I approach therapy. I don't think that all client's would benefit from only utilizing up to two types of modalities of therapy.

Meredith Steed

My approach to therapy: My approach is grounded in Internal Family Systems Theories (IFS) along with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). I look at how relationships, past and present, shape who we are and how we move through the world. Together, we explore patterns, strengthen communication, and develop practical tools that support healthier thoughts, behaviors, and connections.

Dr. Aly Savala

My approach to therapy: My biggest takeaway from therapy was how crucial the therapeutic relationship is; so much more work, growth, and healing can be done when you feel safe with your therapist, when you feel they really see you and understand you.

Emily Fornwalt

My approach to therapy: I will help you figure out what’s behind anxiety, perfectionism, and self-criticism - and what fuels it in both your mind and body. Together, we'll work on soothing and quieting very reactive minds and nerves - all with a little fun and laughter.