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Exodus Counseling is a Self Pay Organization. We do not accept insurance at this time.
Life's challenges don't wait for convenient times or easy solutions. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship problems, work stress, or family struggles, you need counseling that treats you as a complete person—not just a collection of symptoms to manage. At Exodus Counseling, we provide online therapy services to Clarksville residents, offering evidence-based treatment that integrates your mind, body, and spirit for genuine healing.
You deserve care that addresses the whole picture. Schedule your consultation today or call us at (615) 437-7677.

Many counseling approaches focus on managing symptoms without addressing the deeper issues causing your struggles. While coping strategies might provide temporary relief, they often leave you feeling stuck in patterns that never really change. You deserve more than just learning to get by—you deserve actual healing.
At Exodus Counseling, we understand that your mental health challenges connect to your life circumstances, relationships, physical health, and spiritual well-being. True healing happens when we address all these areas together, not just individual symptoms.
Addressing Root CausesWe work to understand what's really driving your struggles, not just the symptoms you're experiencing. This creates lasting change that withstands life's pressures and transitions.
Faith as FoundationYour Christian beliefs aren't something we avoid—they're a vital source of strength and healing that we weave naturally into treatment. We also offer faith-based resources for ongoing support.
Practical Tools That WorkWe give you strategies that function in real-world situations, not just theories that sound good in an office but fall apart when life gets hard.
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We offer mental health therapy services designed to address the diverse challenges facing individuals and families in today's world.
Marriage faces real pressures in today's world—work stress, financial concerns, parenting challenges, and the general busyness of life that can leave couples feeling disconnected. Whether you're newlyweds learning to navigate differences, couples who've grown apart, or spouses dealing with serious relationship problems, we help marriages heal and thrive. We address communication breakdowns, trust issues, intimacy problems, financial stress, parenting conflicts, and the gradual distance that develops when couples stop making their relationship a priority. Our relationship counseling uses proven methods like Emotionally Focused Therapy and the Gottman approach with Christian principles to help couples rebuild connection, improve communication, restore intimacy, and create shared vision for their future.
Teenagers today face challenges that previous generations didn't experience—social media pressure, academic stress, peer influences, and questions about their identity and future. We provide counseling that strengthens families while helping teens develop resilience and healthy coping skills. Common issues include anxiety and depression, behavioral problems, identity confusion, social difficulties, academic pressure, technology addiction, and family conflicts about independence and expectations. Our counseling for youth helps teenagers develop emotional regulation, build healthy coping strategies, improve family communication, process identity questions through a Christian perspective, and build confidence based on their relationship with God rather than peer approval.
Depression can affect anyone regardless of their circumstances, success, or faith. Whether triggered by life changes, loss, ongoing stress, work problems, or brain chemistry, depression needs professional support and understanding. Symptoms include persistent sadness, losing interest in activities you used to enjoy, changes in eating and sleeping, constant fatigue, trouble concentrating, feeling worthless, and thoughts about death. Our therapy for depression combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to address negative thinking patterns, behavioral activation to increase positive activities, therapy focused on building supportive relationships, mindfulness techniques for emotional regulation, trauma-informed care when depression stems from past experiences, and faith-based approaches that provide hope and meaning during difficult times.
Anxiety can range from constant worry to panic attacks to social fears that limit your ability to live fully. Types of anxiety we treat include generalized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, specific phobias, health anxiety, and perfectionism that creates fear of making mistakes or failing. Our professional anxiety therapy uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to change anxious thinking patterns, exposure therapy to gradually face feared situations safely, mindfulness and relaxation techniques to calm your nervous system, approaches that help you handle uncertainty without being controlled by it, and faith-based strategies that help you trust God's plan while taking appropriate action.
Traumatic experiences can have lasting effects on your mental health, relationships, and daily functioning. Types of trauma we treat include childhood abuse, recent traumatic events, complex trauma from repeated experiences, sexual assault, domestic violence, medical trauma, accidents, and losses that become traumatic. Our healing from trauma uses EMDR to help process traumatic memories effectively, trauma-focused CBT to address trauma-related thoughts and behaviors, body-based approaches that release trauma stored physically, narrative therapy to rewrite your story with meaning and hope, and faith-based approaches that help you understand how God can bring healing from painful experiences while rebuilding safety and relationships.
Building real self-worth is important for healthy relationships, work satisfaction, and personal growth. Self-esteem issues we address include harsh self-criticism, perfectionism that prevents taking risks, people-pleasing and boundary problems, comparing yourself to others, feeling like a fraud despite accomplishments, fear of failure, and shame about past mistakes. Our self-worth counseling uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to challenge negative self-talk, approaches that help you identify your unique strengths, values work to guide authentic decisions, assertiveness training to communicate needs respectfully, mindfulness techniques for self-compassion, and faith-based approaches that ground your worth in God's love rather than achievements or others' opinions.
Loss affects everyone differently, and there's no right timeline for healing. Types of loss we help with include death of loved ones, sudden or unexpected deaths, complicated grief, divorce or relationship endings, job loss or career changes, health problems, and loss of dreams or expectations. Our grief and loss therapy provides safe space to express all emotions including anger and despair, education about normal grief responses, support for finding meaning in loss, help maintaining healthy connection with your loved one's memory, guidance for handling difficult anniversaries and holidays, and faith-based support that addresses spiritual questions while providing hope throughout your mourning process.
When anger feels out of control, it hurts relationships and can damage your witness as a Christian. Anger issues we treat include explosive outbursts, passive-aggressive behaviors, road rage, workplace anger, family conflicts, chronic irritability, and anger related to depression, anxiety, or past trauma. Our anger regulation therapy uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to identify triggers and change thinking patterns that fuel anger, skills for emotional regulation and handling stress, communication training to express needs without aggression, conflict resolution skills for handling disagreements constructively, stress management techniques, trauma work when anger stems from past hurts, and faith-based approaches emphasizing forgiveness and self-control.
Behavioral addictions can destroy relationships, careers, and spiritual health. Addictions we treat include pornography and sexual compulsions, gambling, shopping and spending compulsions, internet and gaming addiction, work addiction, and other behaviors that feel out of control. Our counseling for recovery uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to change thoughts and behaviors maintaining addiction, skills for managing cravings and emotional triggers, motivational interviewing to strengthen desire for change, approaches that help handle urges without acting on them, trauma work when addiction stems from past experiences, and faith-based approaches emphasizing grace, redemption, and accountability while building healthy coping strategies.
Eating disorders are serious conditions that need specialized, compassionate care. Types we treat include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and other disordered eating patterns including chronic dieting and emotional eating. Our therapy for food struggles uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy designed for eating disorders, skills for emotional regulation, intuitive eating approaches to rebuild natural hunger and fullness signals, body image work to develop healthy self-perception, trauma-informed care when eating disorders connect to past experiences, and faith-based approaches emphasizing your worth as God's creation while coordinating with medical providers for complete recovery.

Starting counseling takes courage, and we want to make the process as straightforward as possible. We've removed unnecessary barriers so you can focus on getting the help you need.
Ready to start? Here's how:
During your free consultation, we'll discuss your situation, answer questions about our approach, and help you determine if we're the right fit for your needs.
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At Exodus Counseling, we provide care based on clinical effectiveness and your personal needs, not insurance company restrictions. This self-pay model offers significant advantages for people seeking quality mental health care without external limitations.
Focused TreatmentWithout insurance interference, your counselor concentrates entirely on your needs rather than external requirements. Sessions can extend when beneficial, treatment plans adapt as you progress, and we select methods based on effectiveness, not insurance approval.
Complete PrivacyYour counseling records remain completely confidential between you and your therapist. No insurance companies access your mental health information, protecting your privacy in your community and workplace.
No pre-authorizations, claim forms, or insurance red tape. You pay directly like any other professional service. This eliminates administrative stress and lets you focus on healing.
Tax-Advantaged OptionsIf you have an HSA, FSA, or other health savings options, you can often use those funds for counseling, providing tax advantages while maintaining direct-pay benefits.
Our rates are comparable to quality music lessons—a reasonable investment in your mental health and family's well-being. You can check our session rates for specific pricing and payment information. When you consider the long-term impact of untreated mental health issues on relationships, work, and life satisfaction, counseling provides excellent value for lasting positive change.
As a parent, you want counseling that supports your family's values and structure. You need a therapist who respects your faith and parental wisdom—someone who understands your role while providing excellent care for your child.
Shared FoundationWe believe in the same Christian principles that guide your family. When your child needs counseling, you can trust that we'll support the values you're teaching while addressing their individual needs and challenges.
Respect for Family StructureWe honor how God designed families while recognizing your child's developmental needs for appropriate independence. We work with parents as partners, never undermining your authority or creating family secrets.
Faith as StrengthYour family's Christian faith and values aren't obstacles to work around—they're sources of strength and identity we integrate naturally into the counseling process.
Family-Focused ApproachWe understand that healthy families need healthy individuals, and individual healing works best within supportive family relationships. Our approach strengthens family bonds rather than creating division.
Clear CommunicationWhile maintaining appropriate confidentiality with children and teenagers, we keep parents informed about important progress and concerns, understanding that parents should be active partners in their children's healing process.
Character DevelopmentFamilies invest heavily in building character, integrity, and faith in their children. Our counseling supports these efforts by helping young people understand how current challenges can build future strength and wisdom.
Many Christian parents worry about counselors who might encourage rebellion against family values, undermine parental guidance, introduce conflicting ideas, or create emotional distance between parents and children.
At Exodus Counseling, we strengthen families. We help children and teenagers develop resilience and character while learning to handle today's challenges. We support family relationships and respect the investment parents make in their children's spiritual and emotional development.
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Work-related stress affects many people today. We help clients develop healthy boundaries between work and personal life, address perfectionism and fear of failure that create workplace anxiety, build confidence for handling difficult workplace situations, process experiences of workplace conflict or unfair treatment, and find ways to maintain integrity and faith in challenging work environments while building resilience and job satisfaction.
Teen struggles affect entire families. We help parents understand normal adolescent development versus concerning behaviors, improve communication with teenagers who seem withdrawn or angry, set appropriate boundaries while maintaining connection, address family conflicts about rules and expectations, and support both teens and parents through this challenging but normal developmental stage while strengthening family relationships.
College brings unique stressors including academic pressure, social adjustment, identity questions, and financial concerns. We help students develop healthy study habits and stress management, build social skills for forming authentic friendships, process anxiety about future career and life decisions, address homesickness and adjustment difficulties, and find balance between academic goals and personal well-being while maintaining spiritual grounding.
We work with individuals and couples on various relationship challenges including communication problems, trust issues, boundary setting, processing past relationship hurts, making decisions about dating and marriage that align with Christian values, and building healthy relationships based on mutual respect and shared values rather than superficial attraction or convenience.
Life transitions like job changes, moves, retirement, empty nest, or health changes can create stress and identity questions. We help clients process grief about what they're leaving behind, manage anxiety about uncertainty and change, develop new sense of purpose and identity during transitions, build coping strategies for adjustment periods, and find meaning and hope in new life chapters while maintaining faith and resilience.
Clarksville is Tennessee's fifth-largest city, located in Montgomery County along the Kentucky border. With a population of approximately 170,000 residents, Clarksville serves as a regional hub for commerce, education, and military families, offering a blend of small-town charm and metropolitan amenities.
Clarksville has experienced significant growth in recent decades while maintaining its welcoming community character. The presence of Austin Peay State University adds educational opportunities and cultural events, while Fort Campbell provides economic stability and brings diversity to the community. Local businesses, restaurants, and services create a thriving downtown area and support the needs of residents from various backgrounds.
The City of Clarksville offers numerous parks, recreational facilities, and family-friendly activities. The Cumberland River provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and water sports, while the surrounding natural areas offer hiking and outdoor recreation. The community hosts various festivals and events throughout the year that bring residents together in celebration of their shared community.
Clarksville's economy benefits from a diverse mix of military, educational, healthcare, manufacturing, and service industries. The city provides employment opportunities for residents with various skills and backgrounds, while Austin Peay State University offers higher education programs that serve both traditional students and working adults seeking career advancement or new skills.
Exodus Counseling provides Catholic therapy services in Clarksville for individuals and families seeking care that aligns with the teachings of the Church. Our mission is to uphold:
We assist those facing mental health challenges with discretion, compassion, and fidelity to the truths of the Faith.




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