Mission

Insight Counseling Centers exists to restore lives to wholeness - mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

To accomplish this important work we seek to…

Provide excellent professionally licensed psychotherapy to any individual, couple or family in our community.
Offer help and healing from a heart of compassion and personal faith that accepts and respects the beliefs of every individual with whom we work.
Raise and provide financial support to help those who cannot otherwise afford care.

Serving Middle Tennessee since 1985

Insight Counseling Centers, formerly known as the Pastoral Counseling Centers of Tennessee, Inc., was formed in 1985 when a handful of visionary people from Vine Street Christian Church brought to fruition their dream of providing spiritually informed and psychologically sound counseling for the Nashville area. Now 40 years later, we have grown to ten centers throughout Middle Tennessee and provide around 7,000 hours of counseling to individuals, couples, and families every year. In Spring of 2020, we added telehealth services to our counseling program and now serve clients in counties across the state of Tennessee.

In addition to counseling, we provide professional training opportunities and mental health awareness education.

A spiritually-integrated approach

Spiritually-integrated psychotherapy is a unique form of counseling that uses spiritual resources as well as psychological understanding for healing and growth. Our spiritually-integrative approach means that we treat the whole person, taking into account the client’s spiritual beliefs and faith tradition. Our therapists are specially trained and equipped to address spiritual concerns as well as mental and emotional issues. Spiritually-integrated psychotherapy is an interfaith discipline. Insight Counseling Centers welcomes and accepts clients and therapists of all faith traditions and those who claim no faith.

About Our Logo

Our emblem is in the style of a form called a Mobius strip. The 3-dimensional band of color flows from the outside of the circle to the inside of the circle and back out, seamlessly and endlessly. In his book, A Hidden Wholeness, author Parker Palmer uses the Mobius strip as a metaphor to illustrate wholeness: Continue reading >

Vision

To be a preeminent mental health organization providing care, training, and support for diverse communities

Core Values

Acceptance, Accessibility, Compassion, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Excellence and Quality, Health equity, Integrity, Respect, Service, Spirituality

Click to view our 2024 Impact Report

Board of Directors

Ms. Edythe Nash, Chair
Mr. Keith King, Secretary
Ms. Lucy Carter, Treasurer
Ms. Mercedes Lytle, Immediate Past Chair
Mr. Blake Bowman
Ms. Nancy Crawford
Mr. Nick Greenfield
Ms. Rise’ Hayes
Ms. Sheila Kight
Rev. Dr. Thomas Kleinert
Mr. Wells Johnson, Emeritus