Nashville Therapy Group
Services Individual Therapy Couples Therapy Group Therapy Child & Adolescent Therapy EMDR & Trauma Therapy Yoga & Somatic Therapy Telehealth & Online Therapy Contemporary Relationships Artists & Creative Professionals Faith Work & Spiritual Health Herbalism & Holistic Health Animal Assisted Therapy Our Client Care Team
Locations Nashville Office East Nashville Office Brentwood Office Child & Family Center Somatic Therapy Suite Virtual Office
Providers Stephanie Bashirian, LMFT Sarah Beatty, MMFT Alyssa Birmingham, LMFT Michael Broadnax, MMFT Hannah Dunsmore, M.A. Alyssa Durdunji, LMFT Russell Durdunji, LMFT Nomi Eniafe, MMFT Ashley Fox, LMFT Morgan Gardner, LMFT Michael Graziano, Intern David Montgomery Harb, LMFT Katia Hurt, TLMFT Chad Johnson, TLMFT Aimee Keedy, LMFT Meredith Kilgore, M.S. Kristin Lagan, M.S. Ashley Lanaux, LPC-MHSP (temp) Christina Lewis, Herbalist Lauren O'Keeffe Hailey Rowe-Mabee, LPC-MHSP (temp) Marianne Richmond, Intern Gracie Self, LMFT Winn Simmons, LMFT Gabriel Starner, LMFT Mari Swann, TLMFT Madison Thacker, M.Ed. Kyra Rane Weyenberg, MMFT Wynne Whitley, M.A.
Nashville Therapy Group

We created our Somatic Therapy Suite as a special space for clients to engage in mind-body techniques such as yoga, breathing exercises, meditation, dance, and other forms of body movement.

 
 
 
 
 
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Our Yoga and Somatic Therapy Team

 
 

Ashley Fox, TLMFT

Nomi Eniafe, MMFT

Ashley Lanaux, LPC-MHSP (Temp)

Meredith Kilgore, Intern

Lucy the Therapy Pup!

 
 
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The Somatic Therapy Suite

 

Located on the same floor as our main office, the Somatic Therapy Suite is a space designed for the unique needs of clients seeking mind-body work as a component of their therapy. We provide a dedicated waiting area and a special suite built for yoga, breathing exercises, meditation, dance, and other forms of body-based interventions in mind.

Somatic therapy is a type of therapy that treats a person by focusing on the mind-body connection. When someone has endured trauma, it can surface not just emotionally but also through physical manifestations. This includes muscular pain, body language, and physical tension. Treating the mind and body concurrently helps people address the effects of trauma and overcome them.

During somatic therapy, the therapist guides the individual through both talk therapy and an appropriate form of physical activity. This helps the person understand the connection between their mental and emotional states and how they manifest as physical expressions.

 
 
 
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