CFT Agency Presentation

7/28/2019 CFT Agency Presentation

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Ken Murra 931-820-1021 kenmurra LCSW@ mail.com

Clarksville Family Therapy, LLC

2535 Madison Street, Suite D

Clarksville, TN 37043

(Near the Sango Wal-Mart)

Phone:931-820-1021

Fax: 931-820-1031E-mail: [email protected]

Schedule appointments online at:http://Clarksvillefamilytherapy.com
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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General In fo

Our approach to counseling is to foster relation-ships based on

mutual trust and respect, ground firmly in a warm, positive regard forour clients.

Each person in the therapeutic relationship is encouraged to be who

they actually are, with the goal of understanding and implementing

desired change in a nonjudgmental atmosphere.

Strategically, we hope to meet the unaddressed needs of our

community with a flexible, diverse multi-disciplinary team.

As a small group practice, we are free from most of the challenges

faced by larger agencies, able to quickly adapt new programs based

on individual clinician expertise and community demand.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Cur rent Staff

Independently Licensed Clinicians

Michael McGhee, MD (off-site)

LaVaun Kelley, LPC-MHSP

Ken Murray, LCSW, ACSW

Terri Edwards, EDD

Mental Health Professionals

Bill Weathers, PhD

Shawna Lowe, MA

Melanie Hill, MS

Crystal Passmore, MA

Graduate Interns

Megan Garrett, Trevecca NazareneLaKisha Brimmage, Lindsey Wilson College

Massage

Christine Reinert, Licensed Massage Therapist

Yoga

Lisa Zaehringer, NCC, Registered Yoga Teacher

Director of Operations

Ian Corland

Billing and Coding

Kiesha Nicholson


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Clinical Serv ices

We are pleased to offer clinical assessments using valid, reliable measures in the following areas:

Psychological Evaluations

Mental Status Exams

Domestic Violence Screening

Parenting AssessmentsSubstance Use Evaluations

We provide counseling across a broad range of client concerns with the capacity to conduct individual,couples, family or group therapies. We serve children, adolescents and adults. A sample of some of the mostfrequent topics clients

Addictions

Anxiety and Panic Attacks

Body image issues and Eating DisordersChildhood issues

Codependency

Divorce

Family Conflict

Grief, Loss and Bereavement

Military-Related Issues

Mood Disorders (Depression, Bipolar)

ParentingPersonality Disorders

Relationship Issues

Self Esteem and Personal Growth

Stress and Anger Management

Trauma Recovery and Abuse

Womens Issues

YOGA & MASSAGE

Specialized Consensus and Evidence Based Practice

Batterers Intervention Program (seeking state certification)

Cognitive Processing Therapy

Couples Bases Cognitive Therapy for PTSD

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Groups

EMDR

Play Therapy

Prolonged Exposure Therapy

Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Periodic Low Cost Workshops

Building Self Esteem

Dealing with Deployment

High Conflict Couples/Healthy Relationships

The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children

Modern Parents, Vintage Values

Therapeutic Writing

Regular Groups

Anger Management

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills

Parenting Enhancement


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Internsh ip Opportuni t ies

Currently contracted with the following programs as an internship site:

Daymar Institute (admin programs)

Lindsay Wilson College Trevecca Nazarene University

Walden University

University of Southern California

University of Tennessee

Evidence based psychotherapy practices on a multi-disciplinary team (graduate only)

Military culture and support agencies

Individual, couples, family and group modalities

Managed care finance, billing, coding and credentialing

Networking and advocating for clients with community, state and federal resources

Healthcare administration Community outreach

Program development

Grant writing

Case management

Strategic Planning


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Ken Murra 931-820-1021 kenmurra LCSW@ mail com

Quest ions?

Undisputed most

popular therapist

in the practice

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CFT Agency Presentation