Family Counseling Center of Middle Tennessee

02/16/2026

Your brain affects how you think, love, pray, and lead. 🧠❤️🙏💪

Amen Whole 4 gives you practical, faith-filled tools to reduce stress, build healthier habits, and grow spiritually—together in community. Register today and experience whole-person renewal.

02/09/2026

Ready for a different kind of New Year?

AMEN Whole 4 is a faith-based wellness program that blends Scripture with brain science to help you grow stronger in your body, mind, relationships, and soul.

Join us on February 23rd at 11 AM and take your first step into 2026 with clarity, hope, and purpose.

📞 Call 931-723-0380 or register here for this FREE introductory pilot program and discover practical tools for lasting transformation:

https://book.carepatron.com/Family-Counseling-Center-of-Middle-Tennessee?p=uFpYoq9vRiO6KUeE8l93lw&i=VfAwEq6c&se=Ent3890eQcqoINYp9Wd30w

02/06/2026

02/02/2026

Call 844-269-4673 for help when you're in crisis.

12/10/2025

We are proud to have been selected as a pilot site for this program! The "Whole-4" program will be a group that focuses on the 4 aspects of heath (physical, mental, social and spiritual) and even better, the pilot group will be FREE! We will keep you updated, but it is expected that we will begin the pilot in either February or March.

11/17/2025

Question for you: We are looking into starting a blog!
What mental health topics would be most helpful to see covered?

We want to hear from YOU! 💭

🧠 Understanding anxiety, depression, or other mental health struggles?
💬 Communication tips for relationships?
🛠️ Practical coping skills you can use daily?
🤔 What to expect from therapy (the real, honest version)?
🌱 Navigating life transitions—career, parenthood, loss?
✨ Something else entirely?

Tell us what YOU want to read about. Your answer helps us create content that actually matters to our community. 👇

11/14/2025

What do humanistic psychologist Carl Rogers and beloved TV personality Fred Rogers have in common? The commonalities lie in their life’s work, both emphasizing viewing others through a lens of inherent self value. Carl Rogers called this viewpoint “unconditional positive regard”, and it was often modeled in Fred Rogers television interaction through a theme sentiment of recognizing self-worth often sharing closing comments phrased towards accepting others just the way they are.

At Family Counseling Center we also believe in practicing “unconditional positive regard”. We believe healing happens when you’re met with compassion, not judgment. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can offer is what both Rogers knew all along, which is unconditional human caring.