Mental Health Therapy in Hendersonville

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Anika K Mullen

Hendersonville, Tennessee - Counselor

If your toddler or preschooler’s tantrums feel way beyond the typical “terrible twos,” or their defiance, anxiety, or social struggles are starting to impact school and daily life, Anika Mullen, LPC/MHSP, CPC, LCMHCD, might be exactly what your family needs. Anika practices at eCounseling Connection, a fully virtual counseling center serving families in Nevada, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Florida from the comfort of their own homes. A Toolkit for Neurodiverse Children Ms. Mullen stands out for her depth of specialization in early childhood behavioral therapy. She’s been treating disruptive behavior and emotional changes in kids ages two through six since 2015. She became a certified parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT) provider in 2019. The range of evidence-based tools Anika offers is rare among therapists. In addition to PCIT for behavioral challenges, she also provides PCIT-CALM for childhood anxiety, PCIT-ASD for children on the autism spectrum, and PCIT-CU for kids struggling with empathy and emotional literacy. In 2026, Ms. Mullen also became certified in PEERS for preschoolers, a research-backed friendship skills program designed specifically for neurodiverse kids ages four to six with autism or ADHD. Teletherapy for Busy Families PCIT works by coaching caregivers, rather than just isolating the child in a therapy room. Parents leave sessions with real skills they can apply at home. Evening and Saturday slots are available, and a free consultation and “tech check” are offered before you commit to therapy.

Maghan Eversmith

Hendersonville, Tennessee - Licensed Professional Counselor
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My name is Maghan and I am glad you are here. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Mental Health Service Provider designation LPC-MHSP. I have been working in the field of mental health for the past 6 years, with prior experience through volunteer work. I specialize in CBT as my 'go to' technique because if you can change your thinking, you can change your emotion, you can change your action. I also enjoy utilizing Art Therapy, Trauma Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy and finding what techniques will work best for you, as counseling is not 'one size fits all'. I believe there is a technique and skill that can provide the help and bring about the change you are looking for. I received my Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health and my Bachelors in Arts in Psychology at UNC-Greensboro. I have experience in working with ages ranging from 3-90, helping client's with issues such as attention and impulse control, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, self-harm, suicidal ideation, relationship issues, managing expectations, developing discipline in daily life, setting life goals, self-esteem and self-image. In my 6 years of counseling, I have worked with individuals, couples and families, I have worked as a therapist within the foster care system in Nashville, TN. Working with children entering foster care and working with their biological family's and foster family's. I believe we are all capable of change, that at times, we need a little bit of help to initiate that change. We all can use a listening ear, and someone who is objective. I want to help you enjoy life, to want change and growth, to build skills to manage what life may throw at you. I want you to feel that you have someone who is walking with you through your struggles/concerns and when you reach the other side of that struggle, know you are stronger.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Tennessee

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Tennessee provides individuals and their loved ones with education and support related to mental illness. Additionally, they offer access to support groups and assistance with locating crisis intervention services in their area.
The Tennesse Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services operates Peer Support Centers across the state. These centers provide persons with mental illness and substance use disorder places where they can learn about recovery and find support. There are 45 Peer Support Centers across that host events and offer classes on subjects related to mental health and overall wellness.
West Tennesse Healthcare has put together an online resource for individuals who are looking for support groups in Davidson County, including their contact information. These support groups focus on a wide variety of medical and mental health topics ranging from addiction recovery to dementia and Alzheimer's support to bereavement counseling.
Behavioral Health Support Groups in Blount County have created an online database that helps residents connect with medical, mental health, and social services in their area. The list includes crisis hotline numbers, advocacy resources, and peer support programs. Information on specialized services for persons experiencing PTSD, grief and loss, depression and anxiety, domestic violence, autism, and other concerns is also available.
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Depression PTSD Anxiety Grief Substance Abuse Autism Domestic Violence
The Tennessee Statewide Crisis Line, a service of The Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They provide services for individuals or their loved ones who need immediate help in a mental health or addiction crisis.
The Student Counseling Center at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville provides confidential mental health services for students who may be experiencing a mental health crisis. In addition to counseling services, their care coordinators can work with students to create support plans that help promote success personally and academically.
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Teens & Students LGBTQ Men Women
Frontier Health provides medical and mental health services in Northeast Tennessee. Their crisis response telephone hotline is available 24/7 and can help individuals access immediate assistance that may include a referral to a Crisis Stabilization Unit, inpatient treatment or outpatient services.
Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services in Tennesse offers 24 hour crisis services including a mobile unit and walk-in clinics for people who are experiencing a mental health crisis. They respond to calls and referrals 24/7 and serve the counties of Anderson, Roane, Morgan, Campbell, and Scott.
Youth Villages is a national organization that serves children, youth and their families who are impacted by emotional, mental and behavioral health challenges. They provide direct care services that include residential treatment and in-home care to meet their mission of helping children and families live successfully.
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Teens & Students
Oasis Center is a free counseling service in Nashville, Tennessee. They provide services for at-risk youth to help them to find their strengths, use their skills and break down barriers to success. Their programs include counseling, rapid rehousing, leadership skills-building, art, community support and college connections. They also offer safe spaces and access to specialized care for LGBTQ+ youth.
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Teens & Students LGBTQ Men Women Seniors Depression Anxiety Grief
Centerstone is a non-profit health system that specializes in mental health care and addiction recovery for people of all ages. They specialize in the care of first responders and their families and have partnered with the First Responders Children’s Foundation to provide up to 10 free therapy sessions for children of active or retired first responders in Tennessee. They also offer 10 free sessions to active duty or retired first responders.
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Teens & Students Men Women First Responders
The Behavioral Health Safety Net (BHSN) of Tennesse serves state residents who have a qualifying mental health diagnosis and no behavioral health insurance or ability to pay for care. They offer no-cost services, including assessments and evaluations, case management, medication management, transportation assistance, pharmacy coordination and individual, group and family therapy. Peer support programs and ancillary services are available as needed.
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The Tennesse Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services offers a wide range of services for children, youth, young adults and families. Their programs include early intervention programs, school-based behavioral health liaisons, suicide prevention services, emotional fitness centers, and essential mental health care for children aged 3-17 who are uninsured.
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Teens & Students Men Women Disability
The Metro Public Health Department in Nashville provides mental health services at three public health centers around the city. They also provide assessments and referrals for individuals with substance use disorders. These services are by appointment only and can be conducted in English and Spanish. There are no fees for services.
The Knox County Mental Health Community Resource Guide is a comprehensive online resource for Tennessee residents. It provides contact information and program details for a variety of services, including health care, housing assistance, food pantries, clothing banks, financial support, addiction recovery, mental health care, and transportation assistance.
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