Working for yourself can still come with good colleagues.
Community
The Therapist's Den
We're bringing together independent therapists who enjoy having a few good people around. You can join a case conversation, get coffee after your last appointment or team up on an event, with no expectation that you add everything to your calendar.
It's a collaborative of solo practitioners, with enough going on to make the place feel friendly and enough respect for each other's time to keep it that way.
You don't have to think through every case on your own.
Every other week, therapists can get together for optional case consultation. It's a chance to bring something you're thinking through, hear how someone else might approach it and spend time with people who know the work.
Coffee, yoga and cocktails, right nearby.
Our offices are at 1080 E. Trinity Lane. Hola Yoga is across the street at 1077 E. Trinity Lane, and Living Waters Brewing serves coffee and beer just along the street at 1056 E. Trinity Lane.
Near the Gallatin Pike intersection, you'll find The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club at 2905B Gallatin Pike and Tiger Bar at 2909 Gallatin Pike, Suite B. Meet a colleague for coffee, take a yoga class or catch up over a drink after your last appointment.
Around The Therapist’s Den
1080 E. Trinity Lane | Nashville, TN 37216
- 1
Hola Yoga
Yoga studio
- 2
Elegy Coffee
Coffee
- 3
The Fox
Cocktails + small plates
- 4
Tiger Bar
Cocktails + small plates
- 5
Nicoletto’s
Fresh pasta + Italian food
- 6
7 Brew Coffee
Drive-thru coffee
- 7
Mickey’s Tavern
Bar, sandwiches + games
- 8
Living Waters
Coffee, beer + breakfast burritos
- 9
Grimey’s
Records + in-store performances
- 10
The Bowery Vault
Live music + listening room
- 11
Lost & Found
Food vendors, drinks + hangout
- 12
American Legion Post 82
Live music + dancing
- 13
El Jaliciense
Mexican food
- 14
Sid Gold’s Request Room
Live piano karaoke
More food at Lost & Found
Pizza Lolo, Katrin, Chivanada, The Pepper Pott, Sarabhas, Birdie’s and Fortunate Sun.
We have room for the things you'd like to put on together.
Maybe you've been meaning to start a book club, put on a weekend lunch and learn or bring people together for a CEU event. Having a space and a few interested colleagues makes those ideas easier to get off the ground.
Therapists can host those gatherings, along with open houses, workshops and the occasional party, outside clinical hours. You can share the planning, contribute what you enjoy and make something people look forward to coming to.
Being easy to share space with goes a long way.
We appreciate people who respect the schedule, leave things ready for the next person and know that a closed door usually means someone is working. Those small considerations make it much easier to enjoy having other people around.
