6263 Poplar Ave Suite 900 Memphis, TN 38119 | [email protected]
Text or Leave a Voicemail: (901)445-8134 | Request Consultation
6263 Poplar Ave Suite 900 Memphis, TN 38119 | [email protected]
Text or Leave a Voicemail: (901)445-8134 | Request Consultation
Trauma therapy in tennessee (online or in-person in Memphis) helps you feel better.
Together, we address past painful experiences safely and progressively. Over time, you can overcome the reactions and triggers and live more openly and confidently. Reach out today for a free consultation.
Trauma therapy in tennessee (online or in-person in Memphis) helps you feel better.
Together, we address past painful experiences safely and progressively. Over time, you can overcome the reactions and triggers and live more openly and confidently. Reach out today for a free consultation.
Trauma therapy in tennessee (online or in-person in Memphis) helps you feel better.
Together, we address past painful experiences safely and progressively. Over time, you can overcome the reactions and triggers and live more openly and confidently. Reach out today for a free consultation.
Trauma therapy in tennessee (online or in-person in Memphis) helps you feel better.
Together, we address past painful experiences safely and progressively. Over time, you can overcome the reactions and triggers and live more openly and confidently. Reach out today for a free consultation.
Unprocessed trauma can feel like something’s always “off.” People with trauma might have trouble relaxing, feel overwhelmed in relationships, or struggle to trust their emotions. Some people feel stuck in patterns they don’t fully understand. Patterns like shutting down when conflict happens, or avoiding situations that seem fine to others.
Even when the trauma is from long ago, its effects can show up in everyday life:
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We struggle with sleep, irritability, or concentration
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Many feel numb, disconnected, or emotionally reactive
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Some feel constantly on edge, even when things are “fine”
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Certain memories, smells, or tones of voice trigger strong reactions
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There is shame for how we’re “handling” things, even though trying our best
If this sounds familiar, please know: it’s not your fault. Your body and mind are doing exactly what they were wired to do after something painful. But you don’t have to stay in this place forever. Reach out for help today.
The Benefits of Trauma Therapy and Healing Pain
Trauma therapy helps you process the past in a way that’s safe and manageable, so you can live with more ease in the present.
In trauma therapy, you can:
Learn to calm your body’s survival response
Experience more freedom, connection, and clarity in your life
Understand the patterns that come from past wounds
Feel safer in your own mind, body, and relationships
Process painful experiences without reliving them
Build confidence in how you respond to everyday stress
Healing doesn’t mean forgetting. It means the past stops taking over the present (and you finally get to move forward with confidence).
Trauma affects the nervous system. It keeps your brain and body locked in a loop of fear, shutdown, or hypervigilance, even long after the original event is over.
In therapy, we gently disrupt that loop. We do this by:
Establishing safety first. There is no pressure to dive into stories before you’re ready.
Helping you notice how trauma shows up in your body and daily reactions.
Using evidence-based tools to process traumatic memories without retraumatization.
Supporting you as you build new emotional and relational experiences that feel safe, grounded, and real.
The goal is not to erase the past, but to integrate it. It will no longer control how you feel, how you relate, or how you live.
Healing starts with feeling safe. Our therapists are not only clinically trained in trauma work. They bring real presence, cultural humility, and deep care to every session. Each one creates a space where your story is heard, your pain is honored, and your healing is possible.
Hi, I’m Mahdee Rasul. I love working with clients via a trauma-informed, social justice lens to therapy. Drawing from lived experience in a country marked by apartheid and years of clinical training, I bring tons of understanding and compassion to our work. If you’re facing emotional wounds, childhood trauma, relationship injuries, sexual trauma, and/or systemic oppression, I can support you.
Sessions with me are inclusive, affirming, and focused on restoring your agency. If you're feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or weighed down by what you've survived, I’ll walk alongside you as you heal and reconnect with your strength.
Hi, I’m Mahdee Rasul. I love working with clients via a trauma-informed, social justice lens to therapy. Drawing from lived experience in a country marked by apartheid and years of clinical training, I bring tons of understanding and compassion to our work. If you’re facing emotional wounds, childhood trauma, relationship injuries, sexual trauma, and/or systemic oppression, I can support you.
Sessions with me are inclusive, affirming, and focused on restoring your agency. If you're feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or weighed down by what you've survived, I’ll walk alongside you as you heal and reconnect with your strength.
Specialties:
Childhood and relational trauma
Sexual trauma
Systemic and cultural trauma
Betrayal and identity-based wounds
Recovery from addiction-related trauma
Hello there, I’m Olivia Warfield. I believe that healing begins when what’s mentionable becomes manageable. If we can share it with someone, we can get support and manage it. I love creating a supportive space for clients working through emotional trauma, family wounds, relationship conflict, and low self-worth stemming from painful past experiences.
Clients say my style is warm, grounding, and infused with compassion and curiosity. Whether you're working through betrayal, emotional neglect, or relational hurt, I can help you explore your story with care, and begin building a more connected, confident sense of self.
Specialties:
Emotional trauma
Family and relationship trauma
Identity-based wounds
LGBTQ+ affirming care
Self-worth and self-compassion healing
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Reach Out
Schedule your complimentary consultation online or by phone. We’ll answer your questions and talk through what you’re looking for.
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Meet Your Therapist
We’ll match you with a licensed trauma therapist who understands what you’ve been through and works at your pace. If you have a preference, you can work with that therapist, too.
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Begin Healing
Whether online or in-person, your sessions will focus on building safety, processing what’s needed, and moving forward with strength and clarity.
1
Reach Out
Schedule your complimentary consultation online or by phone. We’ll answer your questions and talk through what you’re looking for.
2
Meet Your Therapist
We’ll match you with a licensed trauma therapist who understands what you’ve been through and works at your pace. If you have a preference, you can work with that therapist, too.
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Begin Healing
Whether online or in-person, your sessions will focus on building safety, processing what’s needed, and moving forward with strength and clarity.
Let’s take the first step together. Fill out the form below to request your free consultation. We’ll reach out within one business day to schedule a time that works for you.
Let’s take the first step together. Fill out the form below to request your free consultation. We’ll reach out within one business day to schedule a time that works for you.
"I work outside insurance so your personal information stays in your hands and not in an insurer’s files. You get care tailored to you, without insurance-imposed limits on how often we can meet or how long our sessions can be, and without required diagnoses or treatment shaped by insurance company rules. This lets us focus fully on your needs, protect your privacy, and keep your therapy consistent. If you’d like, I can provide a superbill so you can request possible out-of-network reimbursement while still choosing the therapist you trust. Submitting a superbill means your insurer will receive limited session details, but not ongoing therapy notes."
You might feel emotionally stuck, experience strong reactions to reminders of the past, struggle with trust or intimacy, feel chronically anxious or numb, or find it hard to regulate stress. These are common signals that trauma lies beneath what you’re feeling now.
Untreated trauma can continue to affect your mental, emotional, and even physical health—leading to patterns like chronic anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relational distance, stagnant self-image, or ongoing stress responses. Healing helps you reclaim your present and future.
In trauma therapy, we begin by creating a safe, supportive relationship. And only then do we gently explore trauma at a pace you can manage. Sessions often involve tracking how trauma shows up in your body and emotions, processing traumatic memories safely, and developing new ways to feel grounded and resilient.
There isn’t one universally “best” approach. Our clinicians use evidence-based methods like cognitive-behaviorally informed, person‑centered, and existential approaches that are tailored to your individual needs. Therapy is collaborative and structured around what resonates best with you.
By gradually learning to notice and regulate trauma-driven responses, such as hypervigilance or shutdown, you strengthen your capacity to relax and feel safe. In therapy, we support you through grounding, breathwork, narrative integration, and skills that restore a sense of calm and control.
Healing timelines vary. Some people notice shifts in a few months, others benefit from longer-term work. What matters is that you go at your own pace. Many clients find regular weekly sessions help build momentum while offering steady support.
Sessions are typically 50 minutes long. Therapy may last for a few months or longer, depending on what you’re working through and how you’re progressing. It’s flexible, sometimes short-term for specific goals, sometimes longer to build sustained change.
Navigating Courage is not contracted with insurance providers. We offer private-pay care and provide a detailed Superbill (receipt with billing codes) that you can submit to your out-of-network insurance plan. Many clients receive partial or full reimbursement this way. Acceptable payment methods also include HSA and Flex spending accounts.
Absolutely. Everything you share in therapy stays between you and your provider, with very limited exceptions as required by law (e.g., safety concerns). We create a safe, private space for your healing journey.
You might, and that’s perfectly ok. Emotions are a sign that healing is happening. A compassionate therapist helps you feel held through whatever emotions come up, whether tears, relief, or reflection.
Simply fill out the contact form on this page, email us, or schedule directly with our client portal. A team member will contact you within 24–48 hours to pair you with a therapist and schedule your first session.
Trauma doesn’t have to keep calling the shots. With the right support, you can feel safer in your body, clearer in your mind, and more connected in your relationships.
Our therapists are here to walk beside you at your pace, with no judgment, and with full respect for what you've been through.
If you’re ready to start healing, we’re ready to help.
Reach out today to schedule your complimentary consultation.
Navigating Courage Counseling and Consultations offers mental health counseling for those in Tennessee. We specialize in men’s issues, African American Issues, Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, and Group Therapy.
6263 Poplar Ave Suite 900 Memphis, TN 38119
[email protected]
Text or leave a voicemail: (901)445-8134
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