Services & Specialties
I offer integrative psychotherapy and specialized therapeutic services for older teens and adults, along with professional consultation for therapists. Drawing from advanced training in trauma treatment, neurofeedback, and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, I provide in-person services in Jackson, TN, and virtual psychotherapy throughout Tennessee.
Explore my services below, or jump directly to the one you're interested in learning more about.
Accepting private pay and select insurance plans, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Optum, and UnitedHealthcare. Insurance coverage varies by service and individual plan.
LENS Neurofeedback
Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) is a form of neurofeedback that uses very low-energy electromagnetic signals in response to measured brainwave activity.
LENS is intended to support the brain's ability to regulate and adapt, and may be explored as a complementary approach for individuals experiencing stress, sensory overwhelm, or difficulties with regulation.
I offer LENS Neurofeedback as part of my integrative practice, with consideration for each client's individual needs and treatment goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your first appointment will include an intake where we'll discuss your concerns, goals, and what you're hoping to gain from neurofeedback. We'll also determine the most appropriate LENS settings for you and complete your first neurofeedback session.
During follow-up appointments, we'll check in on how you're responding, make any necessary adjustments to the protocol, and continue with neurofeedback.
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Your initial appointment typically lasts 45–60 minutes, allowing time for the intake and your first neurofeedback session. Follow-up appointments are generally shorter, lasting less than 30 minutes.
The average number of sessions is 11 but can vary depending on your individual needs, goals, and response to treatment. We can discuss a recommended plan as we begin working together.
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Yes! LENS Neurofeedback is available as a standalone service, so you do not need to be an existing psychotherapy client to participate. We can discuss your goals and determine whether LENS may be an appropriate option for you.
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During our initial appointment, I'll review your history, current concerns, and treatment goals to help determine whether LENS Neurofeedback may be a good fit. We'll also discuss any relevant health considerations, what you can expect from the process, and whether LENS may be beneficial as a standalone service or alongside other forms of treatment.
Curious about LENS Neurofeedback?
Contact me to learn more about LENS Neurofeedback, discuss appointment availability, or schedule a complimentary 15-minute telehealth consultation to see if this service may be a good fit for you.
Individual Psychotherapy
I provide individual psychotherapy for older teens and adults ages 16 and up, specializing in trauma, PTSD, dissociation, and the ways difficult experiences can continue to affect our emotions, relationships, and everyday lives.
My approach incorporates EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and other trauma-informed therapies, with attention to how trauma affects both the mind and body. Together, we'll work to better understand your experiences, explore patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and develop a greater sense of connection with yourself and others.
Areas of Specialization
Complex, developmental, and relational trauma
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Dissociation and chronic trauma responses
Attachment wounds and shame
Anxiety, stress, and burnout
Autism and sensory overwhelm
Relationship concerns and emotional regulation
Religious trauma
Interested in Therapy for Yourself or a Loved One?
I offer complimentary 15-minute telehealth consultations to discuss your needs, answer questions, and determine whether my services may be a good fit. Reach out to learn more about current availability and next steps.
Therapist Consultation & Referrals
Clinical Consultation
As an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, I provide individual and group consultation for therapists pursuing EMDR certification, strengthening their clinical skills, or seeking continued professional development. I also offer consultation for therapists trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS).
My consultation services include EMDR case conceptualization, treatment planning, and clinical decision-making, as well as integrating IFS concepts into EMDR practice or exploring IFS as a stand-alone therapeutic approach.
Whether you're pursuing EMDRIA certification, working toward becoming an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, or looking to deepen your clinical skills, consultation can be tailored to your professional goals.
For Professionals
I also welcome referrals from therapists and other healthcare professionals seeking specialized services for their clients, including individual psychotherapy, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, psychedelic preparation and integration, LENS Neurofeedback, and ketamine-assisted weekend retreats.
Depending on the service and individual needs, clients may be able to continue working with their primary therapist while receiving additional therapeutic support through my practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! If you've completed an EMDRIA-approved basic training, consultation hours may count toward your EMDRIA certification requirements, provided they meet EMDRIA's current requirements. We can discuss your training and certification goals to determine whether my consultation services are a good fit.
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IFS-informed EMDR combines Internal Family Systems (IFS) concepts with the EMDR protocol. Consultation focuses on integrating these approaches into clinical practice, including case conceptualization and treatment planning. This consultation is intended for therapists who have completed EMDR basic training and have a strong foundation in IFS
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Yes! In addition to EMDR and IFS-informed EMDR consultation, I offer consultation for therapists trained in Internal Family Systems who want to deepen their understanding and application of IFS as a stand-alone therapeutic approach.
Please note that while I am IFS Level 2 trained, I am not an IFS Approved Clinical Consultant, so IFS consultation hours with me do not count toward IFS certification requirements.
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Absolutely! Consultation isn't limited to therapists pursuing their initial EMDR certification. I also work with EMDR Certified Therapists looking to deepen their clinical skills, as well as EMDRIA Consultants-in-Training working toward consultant status.
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Individual consultation is $100 per hour, and group consultation is $50 per hour. Please contact me to learn more about current availability and upcoming group consultation opportunities
Interested in consultation or referring a client?
Whether you're seeking individual or group consultation in EMDR or IFS, or looking to refer a client for specialized therapeutic services, I'd be happy to connect. Contact me to discuss your needs, current availability, and next steps.
Ketamine-Assisted Weekend Retreats
Ketamine-assisted weekend retreats offer an immersive therapeutic experience that combines ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with preparation, reflection, and integration. Held in peaceful settings in Tennessee and throughout the Southeast, these group retreats provide dedicated time to step away from everyday responsibilities and focus on your emotional well-being.
Alongside therapeutic work, retreats incorporate holistic practices such as yoga, breathwork, and time in nature, creating opportunities for rest, connection, and personal reflection.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Each retreat is designed to provide a supportive, immersive therapeutic experience. Retreats include a thorough intake and preparation process, legally administered ketamine under appropriate medical supervision, and opportunities for psychological integration. Throughout the weekend, participants can also enjoy holistic activities such as yoga, breathwork, time outdoors in nature, and nourishing, healthy meals.
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Retreats are offered in a group setting, allowing participants to share the experience with others in a supportive, thoughtfully structured environment. While the retreat takes place as a group, each participant goes through an individual intake and screening process beforehand.
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Our retreats take place in thoughtfully selected retreat spaces and private rental properties throughout Tennessee and the Southeast. Most retreats last approximately 3–4 days, allowing time for preparation, ketamine-assisted experiences, holistic activities, and integration.
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Before attending a retreat, each potential participant completes a comprehensive psychological and medical intake. This screening process helps us better understand your mental health history, medical considerations, and personal goals to determine whether ketamine-assisted therapy in a group retreat setting is an appropriate and safe option for you.
Interested in an upcoming retreat?
Reach out to learn more about availability, eligibility, and what to expect.
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) combines traditional psychotherapy with the therapeutic use of ketamine prescribed by a qualified medical provider. It may offer an additional treatment option for individuals navigating trauma, depression, or other mental health concerns.
My approach includes thoughtful preparation, individualized therapeutic support, and integration to help you process your experience and explore how it connects to your ongoing therapeutic work. Sessions take place in my Jackson, Tennessee office, with medical screening and approval required before treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The process begins with an initial intake session where we'll discuss your history, treatment goals, and whether ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may be appropriate for you.
If you're a potential candidate, I'll refer you to a medical provider for an additional evaluation. Once medically approved, your provider will prescribe the ketamine through a compounding pharmacy, and we'll schedule your three-hour session in my office.
Before your ketamine session, we'll also meet for a preparation appointment to explore your intentions, discuss what to expect, and answer any questions.
During the session, you'll self-administer the prescribed ketamine while I provide therapeutic support throughout the experience. You may begin noticing effects within 10–20 minutes, including a dreamlike or altered state of awareness that can last one to two hours or longer.
Once the session is complete and you're ready to leave, a trusted friend or family member will need to drive you home.
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Ketamine is prescribed by a qualified medical provider and provided in the form of a troche (lozenge), which you'll self-administer during your appointment.
I provide therapeutic support throughout the experience, but I do not administer ketamine through injections or IV infusions in my office.
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The first step is reaching out to schedule an initial consultation. We'll discuss your mental health history, current concerns, and treatment goals to determine whether KAP may be worth exploring.
Certain medical and mental health conditions may make ketamine treatment inappropriate, including active psychosis, schizophrenia, uncontrolled cardiovascular conditions, elevated intracranial or intraocular pressure, and active substance use disorders.
A medical evaluation is also required before treatment to help determine whether ketamine is a safe and appropriate option for you.
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Yes. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is offered to individuals who are actively participating in ongoing psychotherapy, either with me or another primary therapist.
If you're currently working with another therapist, you may still be able to participate in KAP as a complementary part of your treatment.
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Individual ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is a one-on-one therapeutic experience offered throughout the year in my Jackson office. It allows for individualized preparation, treatment, and integration based on your specific needs and goals.
Ketamine-assisted weekend retreats, on the other hand, take place in a group setting and are typically offered two to three times per year. These retreats combine ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with holistic activities, time in nature, and opportunities for group connection and reflection.
Both offer different therapeutic experiences, and we can discuss which option may be the best fit for your needs.
Have questions about ketamine-assisted psychotherapy or whether it may be right for you?
I'm happy to share more about the process. Contact me below with any questions or schedule a complimentary 15-min consultation.
Psychedelic Preparation & Integration
Psychedelic preparation and integration therapy provides support for individuals before and after psychedelic experiences, with an emphasis on emotional readiness, reflection, and personal understanding.
Preparation focuses on exploring your intentions, expectations, and any concerns you may have before an experience. Integration provides an opportunity to process what emerged, explore its personal significance, and consider how those insights may relate to your everyday life.
My approach is individualized, taking into consideration your mental health history, personal experiences, and therapeutic goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. I do not provide psychedelic substances or facilitate psychedelic experiences as part of this service. Many psychedelic substances remain illegal in Tennessee, although laws and regulations vary by substance and location.
My role is to provide therapeutic preparation, education, and integration support. As research and laws surrounding psychedelics continue to evolve, thoughtful preparation and integration remain important considerations for individuals exploring these experiences
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Absolutely! I encourage clients to remain actively involved in ongoing psychotherapy while participating in psychedelic preparation and integration.
You can continue working with your primary therapist while meeting with me for additional support specific to preparation, processing, and integration
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Preparation sessions may include discussing your intentions, exploring expectations or concerns, and learning about harm reduction and psychological considerations related to psychedelic experiences.
Integration sessions focus on helping you process and better understand your experience, including any emotions, insights, or questions that may arise afterward. Together, we'll explore how those experiences connect to your personal life, relationships, and ongoing therapeutic work.
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No. Preparation and integration are two different forms of support. You can seek preparation before an experience or integration afterward, depending on your needs and circumstances.
Interested in preparation or integration support?
Reach out to learn more about working together and what to expect.