Built for busy Spring Hill families
Spring Hill has grown into one of the busiest family communities in Middle Tennessee, with many parents commuting toward Franklin, Nashville or Columbia. An afternoon therapy appointment can easily become a two-hour round trip. Virtual sessions remove the drive, so counseling fits into real life.
What Spring Hill teens are dealing with
- Anxiety and stress at fast-growing schools
- Depression and withdrawal
- Self-harm and big emotions
- Pressure in competitive youth and high school sports
- Adjusting after a move to a new community
Faith-based care close to home
Joe is a Christian therapist who partners with churches in the area. Families who want their faith included in counseling find a counselor who shares it, without sacrificing clinical quality.
Joe works with students from Spring Hill High, Summit High and other schools on both the Maury and Williamson County sides of Spring Hill.
How Joe helps Spring Hill families
Every session is one-on-one by secure video, 45 to 50 minutes, with unlimited texting between sessions and parent check-ins whenever they're needed. Joe brings more than 20 years of experience, a decade as a psychology professor, 15 years in youth ministry and work with NFL, NCAA and professional athletes.
Questions from Spring Hill parents
Do you see families on the Maury County side of Spring Hill?
Yes. Joe works with families anywhere in Spring Hill and across Tennessee by secure video.
What times are available?
Afternoon and evening sessions are available around school, practice and work schedules.