• Female therapist at Delilah Counseling in Nashville offering support for women and girls

    Dr. Andrea Santa Maria

    Owner & Clinical Director

    Individual Therapist

    andrea@delilahcounseling.com

    Andrea’s Bio

  • Therapist offering a grounded and affirming presence to a client

    Cille Martin

    Owner & Operations Director

    Individual, Group, and Couples Therapist

    cille@delilahcounseling.com

    Cille’s Bio

  • Woman processing emotions in a supportive counseling environment

    Lane O'Donnell

    Individual and Group Therapist

    lane@delilahcounseling.com

    Lane’s Bio

  • Female therapist offering encouragement during a talk therapy session

    Anna Pohlkamp

    Individual Therapist and Yoga Instructor

    anna@delilahcounseling.com

    Anna’s Bio

  • Therapist listening with compassion during a one-on-one session

    Calee Pineda

    Individual Therapist

    calee@delilahcounseling.com

    Calee’s Bio

  • Young woman sharing her thoughts in a safe therapy space

    Grace Bollinger

    Graduate Level Intern

    Individual and Couples Therapist

    grace@delilahcounseling.com

    Grace’s Bio

  • Emotional breakthrough during a women’s therapy session

    Georgia O'Keeffe

    Emotional Support Animal

    Georgia’s Bio

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“When everything feels like too much, try these simple steps. Sometimes all you need is a subtle shift to feel empowered, relieved, hopeful, or confident again.” - Cille Martin, therapist at Delilah Counseling ✨ #mentalhealth #toolkit #t
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“When emotions run high, it’s easy to jump straight into problem-solving mode. Take a moment to soothe your nervous system before you try to figure it all out. Go for a walk. Splash cold water on your face. Then, come back to the issue wi
“Keeping promises you make to yourself is a simple way to develop self-trust and self-respect. If you struggle to follow through with commitments you make to yourself, these six tips are a great place to start!” - Cille Martin, therapist
“Body image can feel especially loud in the summer—and it might even get in the way of making memories. These tips offer ways to show up for yourself and stay connected to what really matters. What would it be like to take in the summer m
“Trusting your emotions doesn’t mean acting on every single one—it means listening to them without shame. If your feelings have ever been labeled as “too much” or “wrong,” it makes sense that you’d seco
In this series, our therapist, Cille Martin, highlights an affirmation to focus on for the month: “Sometimes it can feel easier to set your needs aside to avoid feeling like a burden or asking for help. While this may seem easier in the moment,
What do you need today? Sometimes the smallest things hold the most power. Take what you need and leave the rest. ✨ #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #rest #selfawareness #selfreflection #therapy # therapist #nashville #eastnashville #nashvillether
“Your body knows what it needs—listen closely.🤍” - Lane O’Donnell, therapist at Delilah Counseling #mindbody #mindbodyconnection #slowdown #regulating #emotionalregulation #therapy #therapist #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatte
Delilah is SO excited to welcome our newest therapist, Calee Pineda!! ✨ Calee received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Belmont University in Nashville and has been a practicing therapist for about two years. She specializ
“If boundaries have ever made you feel “mean” or “too much,” you’re not alone. Many of us weren’t taught that protecting our peace is a form of love, toward ourselves and others. You can hold compassion and h