Nicole Meadows, LCSW
Now Accepting New Clients for in-person Session in Columbia Office
Also Accepting New Clients for online throughout Tennessee or Idaho
Are you struggling with issues related to trauma, grief, addiction, anxiety, or major life changes? There comes a time when we need some help from a certified professional to help cope with many of life’s challenges. I’m a licensed Clinical Social Worker, and I’d love to help you on your journey toward healing and self-discovery.
I provide patients individualized treatment using a wide range of psychological services. Healing and change can be overwhelming and sometimes even exhausting, but I’m here to guide you through any obstacles you may face. My goal is to help you understand yourself more deeply and better cope with change.
What To Expect At Your Visit
Your first therapy session is the intake session and will last up to one hour. This is an opportunity for me to get to know you, gain insight into your history, answer your questions, and for us to set treatment goals. Treatment goals are set by you, but I will offer you my professional recommendations. Prior to your intake session, I will email you a link to your own personal client portal where you can complete the intake packet. This will allow more time for discussion during the initial session. Â
Future sessions will be scheduled according to your treatment goals and scheduling availability.
My Story
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I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and have been working as a clinician since 2011. I work with adolescents and adults on a wide variety of life stressors and mental health challenges. I am a level two trained EMDR therapist and have received advanced training in the treatment of complex trauma. I am a veteran of 10 years active duty Air Force service and also the wife of a combat veteran. I have extensive experience working with complex trauma in civilian, military, and first responder populations.
I opened my private practice in 2015. Prior to that, I worked with child victims of sexual and severe physical abuse at a child advocacy center, worked with families and individuals affected by severe and persistent mental illness, and worked on multidisciplinary team at Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital. It has been said that trauma work is about learning to bear the unbearable. I would agree, but I believe this can be applied to many of the struggles of anxiety, depression, bipolar, and life transitions. I am passionate about my work and here to walk with you through your journey of healing and change.
Office Hours
Monday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm (virtual only biweekly)
