Welcome!

As you try to decide whether or not counseling is for you and whether or not you and I would make a good team, there are a few things I would love for you to know about me. 
First of all, I want you to know that I feel incredibly honored to do this work. Being allowed to come alongside someone as they face their most vulnerable places and hardest hurts – to laugh with them – to cry with them – to challenge them – to celebrate with them… I view it as a sacred honor. If you choose to let me in on your journey, I promise to treat it as the honor that it is.
Second of all, I believe everyone can benefit from counseling. Sometimes there is stigma around counseling – as if something must be “wrong” with you if you need counseling. The truth is, sometimes life is overwhelming and an outside perspective can provide the outlet we need to navigate the storms of life. 

​Finally, I want you to know that I already think you are brave. As someone who has been in your shoes, I know looking for a counselor can feel overwhelming and vulnerable. If you have made it this far, it tells me that you have already taken steps towards healing… and I respect that about you. Looking forward to the chance to know you better! 

Below is a little more information about the clients I see and how to schedule an appointment with me. While the following info covers some of the main topics I see clients for, it is not exhaustive. If you think we might be a good fit, give me a call and we can chat a little more about what you’re hoping to get out of counseling.

​Daley

credentials

  • Licensed Professional Counselor in TN, #7162

education

  • M.S. - Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Lipscomb University - 2018
  • B.A. - Psychology - Baylor University - 2014

special trainings

  • Brain Spotting
  • Assessing and Managing Suicidal Risk

memberships

  • American Counseling Association (ACA)

“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.”

-C.S. Lewis

adults and teens

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Grief & Loss
  • Identity Issues
  • Relationship Issues
  • Survivors of Domestic Violence
  • Shame & Guilt
  • Trauma
  • Sexual Abuse
  • Co-Dependency
  • Boundaries
  • Finding Your Voice
  • Gaining Personal Insight
  • Women’s Issues
  • Life Transitions
  • Spiritual Formation​

"feelings are not impulses that need to be controlled; they are tools that we need to learn how to use well, so we do not act out without the ability to take responsibility...feelings are required material to be able to live the human experience, rather than a mechanical objectification of our existence."

​-Chip dodd

scheduling

I do all of my own scheduling. I have a variety of times available throughout the week. The quickest and easiest way get an appointment with me is to schedule online. You'll be able to see my available slots and grab one for yourself, as well as leave me personal note if you wish. If the online scheduler is giving you trouble, or if you think there is something we need to discuss before you schedule, feel free to text, call or email.  My office is located in the Southern Saddlery Building at 3069 Broad St. 

payment

Sessions are $135 and last 50 minutes. I accept cash, checks, debit cards, credit cards and health savings account cards. I don't participate in any insurance networks, but I can give you a receipt with CPT and diagnostic codes that you can file yourself and possibly get a rebate back - based on your insurance plan.

Intake forms

Take a look at the 6 documents below. (#3 and #5 are long, complex documents required by the Federal Government. I'll put them into laymen's terms for you at the office.  You've likely seen similar documents from other healthcare providers.)   
  • ​Fill out #1 and email to me - or complete at the office.
  • Read #2, #3, and #4 ahead of time (sign electronically at the office - no need to print these out)
  • If you need me to speak with a 3rd party - fill out and email #6 to me - or fill out at the office.