Each individual seen through their interconnected parts.
• Through exploring how thoughts influence emotions and behaviors, it’s possible to develop effective strategies for support.
• Through parts work, clients can nurture transformation within themselves, supporting lasting growth and greater self-compassion.
• Through tuning into the emotions stored in the body, one can cultivate calm and regain inner balance.
_________________________________
About Mary
I’ve called Nashville home since 1984, where I’ve worn many
hats—mother, wife, widow—and been deeply involved in local
businesses and community service. As I navigated life’s
journey, I discovered my passion for helping others, which led
me to earn a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from
Trevecca University. 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’m practicing under a temporary license as I work
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.
Mary Singleton, MMFT, Marriage and Family Therapist under the prelicensure
supervision of Catherine Phipps (#1348)