Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare

03/30/2026

At Odyssey Behavioral Health, we know that a safe and healing environment is created by people who show up with care, intention, and heart.

We’re honored to recognize Harriet King and Arneisia McCutcheon of Lifeskills Behavioral Health for their dedication to client safety. Through their compassion, attentiveness, and commitment, they help create a space where individuals can feel secure enough to begin their journey toward healing.

Their work is a powerful reminder that client safety is more than a priority—it’s a commitment carried out by people who truly care. Harriet and Arneisia, we’re grateful for all that you do and the lives you impact every day.

03/08/2026

Today, Odyssey Behavioral Health proudly recognizes International Women’s Day and celebrates the strength, resilience, and impact of women everywhere. 💜

Across our programs and communities, we are continually inspired by the women who lead with compassion, advocate for healing, and courageously pursue recovery. From the clinicians and staff who dedicate their lives to supporting others, to the women who trust us with their care, your stories of growth and perseverance are powerful reminders of what is possible.

We remain committed to fostering spaces where women feel seen, supported, and empowered on their mental health journey. Today and every day, we celebrate you.

03/06/2026

On Employee Appreciation Day, Odyssey Behavioral Health proudly celebrates its amazing team.

Every day, these compassionate professionals bring care, dedication, and heart to the work they do—creating safe spaces for healing, hope, and growth. From the small, everyday moments to life-changing breakthroughs, their efforts make a real difference in the lives of patients, families, and the community.

Odyssey Behavioral Health is truly grateful for the passion, kindness, and energy each team member brings. Today, and every day, we honor the incredible people who make recovery possible.

03/03/2026

Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare is proud to share that Amber Lucchino, LCSW, LADAC, Executive Director of Aster Springs Tennessee, received the Corporate Mental Health Leader Award at last week’s NAMI Davidson County awards celebration.

Held on February 25, 2026, the annual event recognized local mental health advocates for their compassion, leadership, and dedication to promoting mental wellness across the community. Amber was honored as an outstanding corporate partner whose generosity and collaboration have made a meaningful impact on NAMI Davidson County’s mission.

Odyssey was also honored to serve as a Gold Sponsor, reinforcing our commitment to expanding access to high-quality, evidence-based mental health care throughout Middle Tennessee and across the country.

Please join us in congratulating Amber on this well-deserved recognition! Read more here:

NAMI Davidson County bestows Corporate Mental Health Leader Award on Odyssey team member, behavioral healthcare leader’s sponsorship celebrates shared commitment to mental health

02/25/2026

Our Eating Disorder team had a meaningful and energizing experience at the recent iaedp conference — and we're still riding the momentum!

From powerful presentations to inspiring conversations with colleagues old and new, the event was a reminder of why this work matters and how much we grow when we come together as a community.

We're excited to bring those insights back to the people we serve.

02/20/2026

What happens after someone leaves the hospital for mental health or eating disorder treatment?

Many people transition directly from inpatient treatment to weekly outpatient therapy. However, that shift can sometimes feel abrupt. Without continued structure and support, this period can be especially challenging.

At Odyssey Behavioral Health, our Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs are designed to help ease that transition. These step-down levels of care offer ongoing clinical support while helping individuals rebuild independence and confidence in their daily lives.

In this video, learn how step-down care helps support meaningful, lasting recovery. https://hubs.li/Q0440Phc0

What happens after someone leaves the hospital for mental health or eating disorder treatment?Many people go straight from inpatient care to weekly therapy. ...

02/19/2026

This Black History Month, Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare honors the richness of Black history, the power of Black voices, and the depth of Black contributions — not as a moment, but as a commitment we carry all year.

That commitment extends to the care we provide. True healing is only possible when it's accessible to everyone — and we believe that equity in mental health care isn't aspirational. It's essential.

We remain dedicated to listening deeply, growing intentionally, and creating space where every person feels seen, supported, and worthy of care.

02/16/2026

Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare is proud to announce the appointment of Joe Cramer, MBA, as Chief Operating Officer.

Joe brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across multi-site healthcare organizations, with deep expertise in operational excellence, scalable growth, and performance optimization. In his role as COO, he will oversee enterprise operations and strategic initiatives to strengthen clinical infrastructure and enhance the patient experience nationwide.

Prior to joining Odyssey, Joe served as President at Elara Caring, where he led the expansion of behavioral health services and helped scale operations across 18 states.

We’re excited to welcome Joe during this milestone year as Odyssey continues expanding access to high-quality, evidence-based behavioral healthcare. Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q043cSvr0

02/13/2026

Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare is proud to announce the opening of Aster Springs Harpeth, a new residential eating disorder treatment center in Nashville. This eight-bed facility expands access to specialized, trauma-informed care for adult women in Middle Tennessee.

Designed as a safe, home-like environment, Aster Springs Harpeth provides individualized treatment for the full spectrum of eating disorders using evidence-based therapies and a multidisciplinary approach to support lasting recovery.

Read more here:

Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare announced the opening of Aster Springs Harpeth, a new residential eating disorder treatment center in Nashville, expanding access to specialized care for adult women (18+) in Middle Tennessee.

01/27/2026

Winter weather passed through Middle Tennessee this weekend, and we’re thinking of our community and our incredible team who continue to provide care and support each day. Stay safe and warm from all of us at Odyssey Behavioral Health.

01/21/2026

Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare is excited to share the promotion of Rush Brady to Chief Financial Officer. A valued member of the Odyssey leadership team for over four years, Rush previously served as Vice President of Finance and Development, where he took on increasing responsibility leading the organization’s financial operations.

Rush brings extensive healthcare finance experience, having started his career as a healthcare consultant for ECG Management Consultants and later holding strategy and corporate development roles at LifePoint Health and HCA Healthcare. He earned his undergraduate degree from Rhodes College and an MBA from Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management.

As CFO, Rush will oversee all financial functions and operations across Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare, including financial planning and analysis, accounting, treasury, and strategic financial initiatives.

Please join us in congratulating Rush on this well-deserved promotion! Read more here: https://odysseybehavioralhealth.com/news-and-press/odyssey-behavioral-healthcare-promotes-rush-brady-to-chief-financial-officer/

11/27/2025

Today, our hearts are full of gratitude. We’re thankful for the individuals and families who trust us with their care, the dedicated teams who show up with compassion every day, and the communities that continue to foster healing and hope.

This season reminds us of the power of connection — the comfort of being seen, supported, and understood. Whether this year has been filled with growth, challenges, or a little of both, we honor your strength and resilience.

May your day be filled with warmth, peace, and moments that remind you that you’re not alone.