Trauma Treatment in Tennessee

1 listing in Tennessee names trauma. Only listings that name trauma appear here. Compare professions, services, insurance and appointment formats, then contact the practice.

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Providers who list trauma in Tennessee

Each of these listings names trauma among its services or areas of focus. Confirm the service with the practice.

Lindsay Plemons

Therapist

Lindsay Plemons

LMSW

Knoxville, TN · Telehealth

Verified by LunahUP

Accepting new clients

Insurance listed: Aetna · Cigna + 2 more

I'm Lindsay Plemons, a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) with J. L. Matheny Solutions. I offer telehealth therapy for teens and adults throughout Tennessee, with support for anxiety, depression, stress, trauma and life transitions. My approach is person-centered and trauma-informed. We work together around your…

Life transitions · stress · anxiety

Who treats trauma in Tennessee

Therapists, counselors, clinical social workers and psychologists provide talk therapy for trauma. Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners can also prescribe medication when it is part of care.

This page lists only providers whose own listing names Trauma. Other providers may treat trauma too; their listings just do not say so. Browse the therapists and psychiatrists below and ask.

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Trauma Treatment in Tennessee at a glance

How many providers list trauma in Tennessee?

1 listing in Tennessee names trauma as of October 27, 2026.

Can I see one of them by telehealth or in person in Tennessee?

Of the 1 providers who list trauma, 1 offers telehealth and 0 list in-person visits at a practice location in Tennessee. Each profile shows its own appointment formats.

How many are accepting new clients in Tennessee?

1 of the 1 providers who list trauma confirmed within the last 30 days that they are accepting new clients. Others may have openings too; contact the practice to ask.

Which insurance plans do they list most often in Tennessee?

Among the providers who list trauma, 1 name at least one plan; most often Aetna (1), Cigna (1), Optum (1) and UnitedHealthcare (1). A plan named on a profile does not confirm your coverage; check with the practice and your insurer.

Which ages do they serve in Tennessee?

Among the providers who list trauma, 1 lists teens (13–17) and 1 lists adults (18–64). Ages accepted vary within a group; confirm the exact age with the practice.

Counted from listings published in this directory. Provider details can change; confirm with the practice.

Answers from matching providers

These answers come from the providers’ published profiles. An unlisted detail remains not confirmed.

Lindsay Plemons: Do you offer in-person appointments?

No. All of my sessions are currently offered through telehealth for clients in Tennessee.

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Planning your next step

Where can I find trauma treatment in Tennessee?

1 listing in Tennessee names trauma. Only those listings appear on this page. Open a profile to compare the profession, services, insurance and appointment formats.

Who else may help with trauma in Tennessee?

In Tennessee, the therapists page lists 11,746 and the psychiatrists page lists 2,478. A listing that does not name trauma may still help with it; ask the practice.

Can I get help for trauma online in Tennessee?

1 of the 1 providers on this page offer telehealth. For an online visit, tell the practice the state where you will attend; each profile lists the states it serves.

How do I contact a provider?

Open a profile and use Request an appointment, Email provider or the listed business phone. The practice confirms the clinician, the service and the appointment.

What a listed area of focus tells you

Trauma brings together profiles that list this focus in their public information. A focus label does not tell you which appointment or treatment a person needs. Read each profile’s actual services and profession, and ask the practice which service is available for the age group and appointment format you are seeking.

An evaluation, medication-management visit, therapy session and group meeting are different appointments. Start by confirming the service offered, who conducts it and how to request it. You can use the linked guides below to compare provider roles and prepare practical questions.

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