Meet Jody
Hi there – I’m Jody!
I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker serving young adults all over the state of Tennessee via telehealth. Specifically, I help stressed out people who wish they could be more laid back. My clients cringe when they think about the mistakes they have made and are embarrassed about their unmet goals.
Bring all of your stress with you,
I won’t even flinch.
I’m not saying that it isn’t work, but I try to make it as painless as possible. I want you feeling better before the end of the semester. I can help you find clarity and feel good about yourself. I love watching my clients take a truly deep breath. Or finally relax their jaw. The crash outs are less and less frequent or are over much faster.
My approach
I believe in neuroplasticity – our brain’s ability to adapt and change. I know from experience that personalities aren’t fixed and growth is possible. I have seen people with anxiety use their powers for good.
I incorporate self esteem building and self awareness in my work. It helps anxious people feel like they have more control over their lives. If this sounds like something you need, I hope you schedule a consultation today.
Session fees are currently $150. I am also an approved provider for United Healthcare. Clients typically meet with me weekly in the beginning. We can either work together for a short term basis or decrease our frequency of sessions to biweekly or monthly. Many clients choose to do this.
A sliding scale fee is a possibility. Just ask. I can also provide information about getting help from your insurance company to cover my fee despite being out of network.
My practice is accepting of clients from all walks of life. While I don’t specialize in the mental health needs of specific populations other than young adults, college students, and the gifted or high achieving, my work is both neurodivergent informed and diversity friendly. Currently, my clients are mix of humans that include minorities and those that have felt othered. I am a lifelong learner and always willing to acknowledge what I don’t know and how that impacts our work together.




