About Us

Cadey Phipps, LMFT

Licensed Therapist + AAMFT Approved Supervisor,

Certified IFS Therapist,

Founder & Clinical Director

I’m Cadey and my pronouns are she/her. As a therapist, I find it important to first show up as a human. I aim to meet others where they are and allow for the parts of me that have personally experienced healing, heartbreak, love, grief, joy, trauma, and loss to sit beside me as I work with you. I love that my job allows me to connect to other, real humans with compassion and curiosity. When I’m not working, you can find me spending time with my partner, our rainbow/IVF baby girl, our cats and a rotation of foster kittens and pups; reading; creating music; or eating at a new restaurant. I love finding new ways to move my body in a fun and enjoyable way, and am HAES aligned and IE informed. I am passionate about helping humans connect to their inner wisdom in order to connect fully with others. I’m here to listen without judgement and help you find healing, peace, and acceptance in order to live your most authentic life. I am so excited to work with you, wherever you are in your life journey!

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Payton Lindner, MMFT

Identity Doula + Healing Practitioner,

Partner + Director of Office Operations

Yo! I’m Payton, I’m an openly queer + nonbinary human and my pronoun are they/she! Of the many things that I love, my two very large puppies, expressive art, my wonderful partner, and exploring nature are at the top of that list. I have burning passions for advocacy, authenticity, creativity, inclusivity, and breaking all of the norms. (Lucky for us, this – in my opinion – is the perfect combination for constructing a beautifully customized path towards your growth and healing!) My philosophy as an Identity Doula + Healing Practitioner takes into consideration that every human and every situation is different, thus unique tools and approaches are required for unique people and things. Sessions with me will go beyond standard talk therapy, as it is my personal and professional opinion that humans often heal with art, movement, visuals, embodiment, activities, and music better than they do with standard talk therapy alone. Who or whatever you are, you are welcome. I’m stoked you’re here.

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Shelby Logsdon, LMFT

Licensed Therapist & AAMFT-Approved Supervisor under Mentorship

Welcome!  My name is Shelby and my pronouns are she/her. Originally from California, I came to Tennessee by way of Washington, DC many years ago. When I’m not in my therapy office, you can find me managing life’s follies with my partner, hanging out with my 3 kids, and wrangling a myriad of felines and our German Shepherd, Spike. I love to read and am always learning. I also enjoy seeing live music and exploring new places. I stay active through yoga, hiking, running, and paddleboarding as often as I can. I am passionate about helping people on their healing journey and I am honored to be considered a part of yours.
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Lacey Raley, LMFT

Licensed Therapist

I’m Lacey (she/her)! I believe we are meant to heal together, and I’d describe myself as a relational therapist. You deserve to feel connected to yourself and others! That’s what life is all about.
Over the years, my therapy populations and modalities have shifted, but the themes remain the same: embodiment, connection, autonomy, and community. I see individuals and couples looking to meet themselves and their partners in a deeper way. Many things within our culture have interrupted deepening these connections.

Populations I see: (individuals and couples) moving through religious and spiritual trauma, music and creative industries, those exploring a healthy relationship with food and body, ADHD/neurodivergence in adulthood, & anxiety and perfectionism. As a partner of a touring musician for over a decade, I love working with those experiencing this relational dynamic! 

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Sarah Gray, LMFT

Licensed Therapist

Hello! I’m Sarah, and my pronouns are she/her. As a therapist, I love helping clients answer big life questions about their identities, values, and the stories that have shaped them. Our culture likes to encourage black-and-white thinking, but the beauty of our complex selves is that multiple things can be true at once. You can long to be a parent and still be terrified of this big change. You can have experienced harm from your church and still yearn for comfort in something bigger than yourself. Your relational trauma may continue to cause painful feelings, and yet you bravely continue seeking connection with others. In our therapeutic work together, we will link arms and explore these many parts of you as we allow all of these truths to be present at once, taking what fits for you and your well-being, while leaving behind what no longer serves you.
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Lydia Henderson, MA, ATR-P

Art Therapy Clinician

Hi there! I’m Lydia and my pronouns are she/her. As a queer, neurodivergent woman, my lived experiences propel me towards advocacy for LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities. As an art therapist, my goal is to create a judgement-free space where you feel supported in your journey towards your most authentic self. It’s not uncommon for folks to feel unsure of or intimidated by the thought of art therapy, but my favorite thing about it is that you don’t have to be an artist or “good” at making art to benefit from the experience! Art making creates a unique opportunity for a different kind of dialogue where words or traditional talk therapy might fall short. There are many different mediums we can explore together such as collage, painting, altered books, photography, sculpture, zines, comics, and more! I believe deeply in the power of art as a tool for healing and I feel passionate about utilizing the sacred therapeutic space that art therapy provides for collective and community liberation. When I’m not geeking out about art, you can find me geeking out about sci-fi franchises like Star Trek, The Expanse, and Mass Effect as well as video and tabletop games. My wife and I are proud moms to our cat and dog fur-sons, Ash and Lincoln. We love to collect Pokemon cards, binge Bob’s Burgers, and fall asleep to our favorite comfort movies. I can’t wait to work with you! Let’s make art about it!
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Summer Sandhu, Student Intern

Clinical Intern

Hi there! I’m really glad you’re here! My name is Summer (she/her). I’m from California and have been in Nashville for a few years now to pursue my undergraduate and graduate studies. Outside of school, I spend my time connecting with friends, trying new foods, and hanging with my dog, Ruby. I’m a former audio engineer so I geek out about sound design in films, tv, and video games. I enjoy working with my hands so you can count on me to pick up new hobbies and crafts like embroidery, puzzling, or learning an instrument in my free time.

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Jason Pipkin, Student Intern

Clinical Intern

Hello! I’m Jason and my pronouns are he/his. As a clinical intern who, after much soul-searching, chose counseling as my second career, I find it deeply meaningful to sit with others and pursue healing together. I was a professional musician in NYC and Nashville for 12 years, and through that career I realized how much I love to listen and create a space for people to encounter their emotions. I believe that human connection is one of the most powerful healing forces in the universe, and that therapy, when done well, is a gateway to deeper connection with oneself and others.
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