Mary Singleton

• Through exploring how thoughts influence emotions and behaviors, it’s possible to develop effective strategies for support. • Through parts work, clients can nurture inner transformation, promoting lasting personal growth and deeper self-compassion. • Through connecting with the emotions held in the body, one can restore inner balance and cultivate a sense of calm. _________________________________ About Mary Since moving to Nashville in 1984, life has led me through a range of experiences—living single, being married, becoming a mother, caring for my husband through illness, facing his loss, and now enjoying the role of grandparent—all while staying active in business ventures and community service. Through life’s ups and downs, I’ve learned how essential it is to stay attuned to my inner world—and to be intentional about creating a supportive environment that nurtures emotional and mental well-being. My personal experiences have deeply influenced my approach to therapy, allowing me to connect with and support individuals and couples in meaningful ways. Currently, I am working toward full licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist in Tennessee. During this licensure period, I am under the supervision of Catherine Phipps (TN # 1348). _________________________________ Trained in Internal Family Systems, Level 1 from the IFS Institute Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Master of Marriage and Family Therapy ________________________________ To schedule a free phone consultation, Email Mary at mary@singletonwellness.com (contact button above) or voice message/text message at 615-200-8184. Leave preferred contact information.