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Therapy for You and the People You Love
In-person counseling in Clarksville, TN and virtual therapy throughout Tennessee.
Whether you're looking for play therapy for your child, counseling for your teen, support for yourself or your relationship, or specialized care for OCD, trauma, or the challenges of military life, we're glad you're here. Jump to a specific service you're interested in below or explore all of our services to learn more about how we can help, and reach out anytime if you're unsure where to start.
Are you a therapist seeking clinical supervision? Learn more here.
Child & Play Therapy
Children don't always have the words to explain what they're feeling, especially when those feelings are big, confusing, or overwhelming. Through play, creativity, and age-appropriate therapeutic approaches, our therapists help children express themselves, develop coping skills, and better understand their emotions.
We work with children as young as 5, offering support for behavioral challenges, anxiety, ADHD, autism, emotional regulation, trauma, and family changes. We also recognize how important parents and caregivers are in this process and work collaboratively with families to help carry those skills and insights into everyday life.
Child therapy may help with:
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Big emotions, frustration, and emotional regulation
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ADHD, autism, and behavioral challenges
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Anxiety, worries, and difficulty adjusting to change
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Trauma and difficult life experiences
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Family conflict and relationship challenges
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Building coping skills, confidence, and self-esteem
How do I know if my child needs therapy?
Children don't always have the words to tell us when something is wrong. Sometimes their struggles show up through big emotions, changes in behavior, trouble at school, difficulty with friendships, or increased anxiety. If you've noticed changes in your child or feel like they could use some extra support, we're happy to help you explore whether therapy might be a good fit.
Will my child just play during therapy?
Play is one of the ways children naturally communicate and process their experiences. Depending on your child's age and needs, therapy may include play, conversation, creative activities, and practical skill-building. Our goal is to meet children where they are developmentally while helping them build skills they can use outside the therapy room.
Will I be involved in my child's therapy?
Absolutely! Parents and caregivers play an important role in supporting their child's progress. While sessions are tailored to your child's individual needs, our therapists value working collaboratively with families, offering guidance, sharing helpful strategies, and finding ways to support your child outside of therapy. The level of involvement may vary depending on your child's age and treatment goals.
Which therapist would be the best fit for my child?
We encourage you to learn about each one of us below, or reach out to our team! We'd be happy to answer your questions and help you determine who might be the best fit for your child.
Teen Counseling
Being a teenager comes with a lot to navigate. Friendships, family relationships, school expectations, identity, independence, and emotions that can sometimes feel difficult to manage. And while teens may not always know how to talk about what they're experiencing, having someone outside of their everyday life to talk with can make a difference.
Our therapists offer a welcoming, judgment-free space where teens can be themselves, talk openly, and build practical skills for navigating challenges. We work collaboratively with adolescents and their families, respecting each teen's growing independence while recognizing the importance of supportive relationships at home.
Teen counseling may help with:
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Self-esteem, identity, and confidence
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ADHD and emotional regulation
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Trauma, grief, and life transitions
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Peer relationships, friendships, and social challenges
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Family conflict and communication difficulties
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Anxiety, depression, and overwhelming emotions
How do I know if my teen could benefit from counseling?
The teenage years come with a lot of changes, and it isn't always easy to know what's typical or when extra support might be helpful. If your teen is experiencing increased anxiety, changes in mood or behavior, difficulty with friendships, family conflict, or seems more withdrawn than usual, therapy can offer a space to talk through what they're experiencing and develop healthy coping skills.
What if my teen doesn't want to go to therapy?
It's not uncommon for teens to feel hesitant about counseling, especially if they're unsure what to expect or worried about being judged. We encourage parents to approach the conversation with curiosity rather than pressure. Our therapists work to create a welcoming, comfortable environment where teens can build trust at their own pace and have a voice in the process.
Will I know what my teen talks about during therapy?
We understand that parents want to know how their teen is doing. At the same time, having a space where teens feel comfortable speaking openly is an important part of therapy. Our therapists work to balance your involvement with your teen's need for privacy, while explaining confidentiality, its limits, and when information may need to be shared for safety or other legal reasons.
Which therapist would be the best fit for my teenager?
We encourage you to learn about each one of us below, or reach out to our team! We'd be happy to answer your questions and help you determine who might be the best fit for your child.
Individual Adult Therapy
There are plenty of reasons adults seek therapy, and they don't always fit neatly into a diagnosis or a specific life event. You might be working through something from your past, feeling overwhelmed by your responsibilities, struggling in your relationships, or noticing patterns in how you think, feel, or respond that you'd like to better understand.
At Legacy Counseling Center, we work with adults navigating everything from anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions to more specific experiences, like rebuilding self-worth after trauma, parenting a neurodivergent child, or managing the emotional demands of working in a helping profession. Our therapists bring different clinical backgrounds and approaches, allowing us to offer both practical, skills-based support and space to explore the experiences and relationships that have shaped you.
We offer in-person adult therapy in Clarksville, TN, and virtual counseling throughout Tennessee, with several insurance and self-pay options available.
How do I know which therapist is the best fit for me?
All three of our therapists work with adults, but each has different areas of expertise. Here's a little more about who you might connect with:
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Jenny Hudson: If you're seeking specialized treatment for OCD, trauma, or PTSD, Jenny has training in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Prolonged Exposure (PE). She also works with adults navigating anxiety, grief, chronic illness, and life transitions.
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Morgan Nataro: If you're navigating bipolar disorder, psychosis, personality disorders, emotional regulation challenges, or complicated relationship dynamics, Morgan brings experience supporting individuals with more complex mental health concerns.
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Shawna Cravillion: If you're a parent supporting a neurodivergent child, a fellow therapist looking for support of your own, or an adult working through childhood trauma, relationship challenges, or rebuilding your sense of self, Shawna may be a good fit.
Learn More About Our Therapists + Next Steps
We encourage you to explore each therapist's bio to learn more about their approach and specialties. If you're unsure where to start, reach out! We'd be happy to help you explore your options based on your needs, preferences, and therapist availability.
Couples & Family Counseling
Relationships can be some of the most rewarding and challenging parts of our lives. When communication becomes difficult, trust has been hurt, or the same conflicts keep coming up, it can be hard to know how to move forward together.
At Legacy Counseling Center, we offer couples and family counseling to help people better understand one another, work through challenges, and strengthen their relationships. Our therapists draw from approaches including Gottman Method Couples Therapy and other evidence-based practices, tailoring sessions to the needs of each couple or family.
Whether you're hoping to reconnect with your partner, rebuild trust after infidelity, navigate parenting challenges, or improve communication within your family, we're here to help create space for those conversations.
Couples and family counseling may help with:
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Communication difficulties and recurring conflict
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Relationship disconnection and trust concerns
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Infidelity and relationship repair
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Premarital counseling and relationship transitions
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Parenting challenges and family dynamics
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Family conflict, boundaries, and changing roles
Do we have to be experiencing serious relationship problems to start couples counseling?
Not at all! Couples counseling isn't just for relationships in crisis. Some couples come to therapy to rebuild trust or work through recurring conflict, while others want to strengthen communication, navigate a major life transition, or feel more connected to one another. You don't have to wait until things feel overwhelming to ask for support.
What if my partner isn't sure about attending couples counseling?
It's common for partners to have different feelings about starting therapy. One person may feel ready while the other is hesitant or unsure what to expect. We encourage you to have an open conversation about your concerns and what you each hope to gain. If your partner isn't ready, individual therapy can also be a place to explore your relationship concerns.
Who attends family counseling sessions?
That depends on your family's needs and what you're hoping to work on. Family counseling may involve parents and children, caregivers and teens, or other family members whose relationships are part of the concern. Your therapist will help determine who should participate and how sessions can best support your family's goals.
Which therapist would be the best fit for us?
Each one of our therapists offer therapy for couples, relationships, and families, while bringing different experiences and approaches. We encourage you to explore each therapist's profile or reach out to our team. We'd be happy to help you find someone whose experience aligns with your needs.
Specialized Therapy
Some mental health concerns benefit from more specialized training, therapeutic approaches, and an understanding of the experiences that shape a person's life.
Our therapists bring experience and specialized training in areas including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma and PTSD, complex mental health conditions, and the unique challenges that can come with military life. We recognize that these experiences don't look the same for everyone, and treatment should reflect your individual needs, history, and goals.
OCD & Anxiety-Related Disorders
For individuals experiencing obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and anxiety that interferes with everyday life, Jenny Hudson, LPC/MHSP, offers specialized treatment using Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), an evidence-based approach for OCD. Jenny works collaboratively with clients to better understand their symptoms, navigate anxiety, and develop skills to manage OCD in everyday life.
Complex Mental Health Concerns
Living with complex mental health concerns can affect your emotions, relationships, and everyday life. Morgan Nataro, LPC/MHSP, brings experience working with individuals navigating bipolar disorder, personality disorders, psychosis, and emotional regulation challenges. Drawing from approaches including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Morgan offers collaborative, practical support tailored to each person's needs and goals.
Trauma & Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Trauma can affect how we feel, think, connect with others, and experience everyday life. Our therapists offer trauma-informed care and specialized approaches, including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), depending on your individual needs.
Being part of the Clarksville and Fort Campbell community, we also recognize the unique challenges that active-duty service members, veterans, and military families may face, including deployment, reintegration, difficult transitions, and relationship stress. Whether you're processing past experiences or navigating the challenges of military life, we're here to help you find the support that fits.
Looking for Specialized Support?
Finding a therapist with the right training and experience matters. Explore our team's specialties or reach out with questions. We'd be happy to help you find the right fit for your needs.
Clinical Supervision
Developing your skills and confidence as a therapist takes time, practice, and the opportunity to learn alongside someone who understands the work.
Legacy Counseling Center offers clinical supervision for LPC-MHSP associates seeking guidance as they grow in their professional roles. Led by Shawna Cravillion, LPC/MHSP-S, supervision provides a collaborative space to explore clinical questions, strengthen your therapeutic approach, and develop confidence in your professional judgment.
Hi! I'm Shawna Cravillion, LPC/MHSP-S, and one of my favorite parts of being a therapist is getting to support other therapists as they grow in their careers. I know how valuable it is to have someone you can ask questions, work through challenges, and learn alongside. Whether you're navigating complex cases, building your clinical identity, or working toward independent licensure, I'd love to offer a supportive, collaborative space where you can continue developing your skills and confidence as a clinician.
Do you offer in-person or virtual clinical supervision?
I offer in-person supervision at our Clarksville, TN office and virtual supervision throughout Tennessee. We can discuss which option works best for your needs and schedule.
Do you offer individual or group supervision?
I offer individual, triadic, and group clinical supervision for counselors working toward LPC-MHSP licensure in Tennessee. I offer individual, triadic, and group clinical supervision for counselors working toward LPC-MHSP licensure in Tennessee. Please contact me for the most up to date group scheduling information or to schedule individual supervision please fill out our contact form.
What are your clinical supervision rates?
Individual Supervision
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Rate: $50
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Timeframe: 60 minutes
Group Supervision
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Timeframe: 60 minutes
Interested in Clinical Supervision?
I'd love to learn more about where you are in your clinical journey, answer any questions you have, and explore whether we'd be a good fit for supervision. Complete the form below and I will follow up with next steps.