Cille helps individuals and couples slow down, understand unhelpful patterns, and reconnect with what feels authentic and fulfilling. Drawing from strengths-based and solution-focused frameworks, Cille balances self-reflection with actionable change—helping women and girls in Nashville move from feeling stuck to feeling grounded and confident. Whether working through stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, or life transitions, her style is warm, collaborative, and focused on meaningful, lasting growth.
operations director, individual and relationship therapistCille Martin
about cille
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cille's approach
Cille’s goal is to offer a steady, supportive space where you can step back and gain perspective on what’s been shaping your experience. She collaborates with clients to clarify what feels unresolved and identify meaningful ways forward through either self-acceptance or intentional, action-oriented growth. Cille's work is tailored to your unique needs and goals rather than a one-size-fits-all approach
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client focus
Young Adult Women
Adult Women
Couples
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as a therapist, cille is:
Collaborative
Personable
Intentional
Understanding
Goal-Oriented
cille's favorite quote
“Owning our story can be hard, but not nearly as difficult as spending our lives running from it. Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.” Brene Brown
schedule a phone consultation
with CilleStart with a free 20-minute consultation call with cille so we can talk through your therapy goals, answer your questions, and help you take the first step toward getting support.
you have questions, we have answers
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Yes! Many of Cille’s clients are capable, motivated, and outwardly “doing fine,” yet feel internally stressed, disconnected, or unsure of their next steps. Therapy offers space to explore those experiences more deeply and create change that feels intentional and aligned.
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Not at all. Cille works with couples who feel stuck or at an impasse, as well as those who want to be proactive about strengthening communication and connection. Couples therapy can be helpful for navigating challenges, preventing future issues, or building a strong foundation through premarital counseling. Couples therapy can be helpful at many stages of a relationship, not just d
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Not necessarily. Cille will start by checking in about whether there’s anything on your mind that you’d like to focus on. She also comes to each session prepared with a general plan informed by your goals and past sessions. While clients are encouraged to take an active role in their therapy, this approach often helps clients feel more at ease, knowing they don’t need to carry the responsibility of setting the agenda every time.
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Therapy with Cille is not limited to conversation alone. Depending on your goals and needs, sessions may include guided exercises, activities, or worksheets designed to build insight and support change outside the therapy room. At the same time, Cille prioritizes deeper processing to understand the root of ongoing patterns, rather than focusing only on short-term fixes. This combination helps address underlying issues while also giving you tools you can continue to use moving forward.