We use evidence-based practices to help clients reach their goals. "Evidence-based" means significant research has proven the approach or model is effective. Examples of this include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Relational Therapy. In every instance, we approach therapy in a highly individualized way that works best for each client.

We specialize in working with adolescents, young adults, and adults who want to learn how to regulate their emotions, create and maintain healthy relationships, and strengthen their relationships with their bodies. Check out our providers' page to learn more about our specific specialties!

An in-person, DBT-informed skills group for teens, paired with a separate parent skills group to help caregivers support emotional regulation, coping, and communication at home. Our team has adapted this group to be practical, neurodivergent-affirming, and developmentally appropriate for teens and their caregivers.

Taylor Alley, A-LPC/MHSP, will lead the teen group, and Courtney Cordell, A-LPC/MHSP, will lead the parent component.

The fee is $150 per weekly session per family, with a discount available for families who pay in full. Each teen and caregiver will receive a binder with the curriculum to keep, along with a laminated skills reference sheet to use after completing the group.

The group launches Monday, September 14, has limited spots, and will meet weekly from 6:00 to 7:30 PM.

Contact Taylor to schedule a consult to ensure the group is a good fit before joining.

Brainspotting is a focused, body-based trauma treatment that helps clients process experiences that may feel stuck in the nervous system. Sometimes people understand what happened logically, and their body is still carrying the weight of it. Brainspotting can help access and process those deeper layers in a safe, attuned therapeutic relationship. At Tulip Tree Counseling, Brainspotting is currently offered by Taylor Alley, A-LPC/MHSP, and may be incorporated into therapy when it is a good fit for a client’s goals and readiness.

Laura Hamilton, LPC-MHSP (she/her/hers), is passionate about guiding therapists through the process of becoming licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor - Mental Health Service Provider (LPC-MHSP) in Tennessee. The path to licensure can feel daunting with its numerous requirements and regulations, but having a supportive, organized supervisor can make all the difference in creating a positive and smooth journey.

Supervision with Laura provides a space to navigate clinical challenges, celebrate wins, expand your skillset, and work toward professional goals with confidence. Laura’s approach follows a developmental supervision model, where she combines case conceptualization, clinical skills building, and self-reflection as a therapist. This holistic approach helps supervisees feel grounded and empowered as they prepare for licensure.

Laura is a Tennessee State Approved Clinical Supervisor and brings her years of experience and passion for therapist development into every supervision session.

Supervision fees:

• Individual supervision: $130/hour

• Group supervision: $45/hour (inquire for current group offerings)

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We understand our clients do not exist in a vacuum. Research shows that the individual client, or the “identified client,” is often struggling due to a system out of their control (i.e., their employment structure, family system, ability access to resources, etc.).

When the family or couple is together, the clients are more likely to see goals on a micro and macro level. With increased awareness and the ability to practice new skills together in sessions, couples and families can quickly and efficiently experience the healing process.

We’re passionate about supporting our community through engaging and impactful mental health talks. We offer FREE tailored presentations specifically designed for organizations, schools, sports teams, Greek life, and more. Whether you’re looking for an in-person or virtual experience, our talks are customized to meet the unique needs of your group, ensuring that the content is both relevant and engaging.

Our topics include (but are not limited to):

• Self-care for teachers

• Empowering teenage girls

• Supporting students with anxiety

• Managing performance anxiety for student-athletes

• Fostering positive body image in students

• Navigating healthy friendships and managing conflict in group chats

Each presentation is designed to provide your community with practical tools and insights to promote mental wellness, helping you create a healthier, more supportive environment. We believe that by working together, we can help everyone be the best version of themselves.

Interested in learning more or scheduling a talk?

Contact us today, and let’s collaborate to make a positive impact on your community.