About Us
Every day, our nation’s heroes struggle with the mental and physical scars uniquely earned through military service. The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone is a nonprofit philanthropic organization dedicated to supporting this selfless population by offering accessible, high-quality mental healthcare services. We have walk-in clinics in Clarksville, Tennessee, Jacksonville, Florida, Fayetteville, North Carolina, and Hinesville, Georgia and also offer telehealth, face-to-face video therapy to reduce barriers to treatment.
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Meet Our Team
Our Cohen Clinic at Centerstone team is led by experienced, culturally competent professionals who are trained to work specifically with veterans and their family members.
Julie Adams, LCSW – Clinic Director
Julie Adams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over eighteen years of clinical experience in the behavioral health field. Julie joined the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone in Clarksville, TN in October of 2018. Julie spent several years working specifically with military children and their families. Julie holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Social Work. Julie specializes in the treatment of children and families with an emphasis on healthy parenting methods and strong parent-child relationships. She provides Parent-Child Interaction Therapy; she is a Certified PCIT Therapist and is currently training agency staff in that modality. Julie is rostered in Child Parent Psychotherapy. Julie has expertise and additional training in the treatment of childhood anxiety, depression, trauma, and disruptive disorders; TF-CBT and MATCH-ADTC are modalities used. Julie has a special interest in resilient relationships and has co-facilitated relationship workshops at the clinic. She is trained in Emotion Focused Couples Therapy and applies similar techniques with military families. Along with children, couples and family interventions, she has expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for the adult population. Julie has experience working with infants and parents on bonding and attachment, has training as a school social worker, and has worked with individuals having drug and alcohol dependency concerns. Julie is trained to deliver several Evidenced Based Treatments and has an ongoing commitment to advance her supervisory techniques to support staff in their use of best clinical practices. She took part in the Unlocking Potential leadership course, is a certified supervisor, and has provided talks on time management for leaders. Julie designs and implements presentations for child serving professionals; she has presented workshops on childhood adversity and trauma, infant trauma and brain development, and child disruptive behaviors. In addition to her responsibilities as Clinic Director, Julie is committed to engaging in the community. She was a member of CVN Director’s Council, is a 2024 Leadership Clarksville graduate and is a member of the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce. Julie is licensed to provide care in: TN, KY, MI, and FL.
Venée Hummel, LCSW – Assistant Director
Venée Hummel is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (TX, TN, KY, FL, and AL) with a specialty focus on evidence-based treatments for posttraumatic stress disorder, suicide prevention, and anxiety disorders, particularly among military populations. Post graduate school, Venée completed her clinical training as a fellow with the STRONG STAR Research Consortium and Consortium to Alleviate PTSD at UT Health San Antonio (Fort Cavazos site with CRDAMC). She is expertly trained and certified in Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD (CPT), Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD (PE), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia and Nightmares (CBT-I&N), and the Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS). Venée is also a certified consultant for trainees learning Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD (PE). Alongside providing therapy interventions, she also contributed to the development of the CBT-I&N treatment manual; become a certified consultant to trainees learning PE; and she regularly provides clinical workshops on relevant topics impacting military mental health. Within the Cohen Veterans Network, she is a master trainer on suicide prevention and the evidence-based assessment of PTSD. In addition to clinical work, Venée is honored to support and train clinical staff, champion the use of evidence-based practices at the clinic, and oversee continuous quality improvement initiatives that help our clinic more effectively meet the needs of our military-connected patients.
Cindy Paauw, LCSW – Clinical Supervisor
Cindy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has over 9 years of clinical experience working with diverse populations to include children, teens, adults and couples. She is a spouse of an active duty service member of the US Army. Cindy holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and International relations and graduated with her master’s degree in Social Work from Columbia University in New York. Upon graduating, she moved to Alaska where her husband had been stationed. She started her career in Alaska working primarily with children who have endured significant trauma(s) and attachment ruptures. Cindy became proficient in treating children through TF-CBT, Child Centered Play Therapy approaches and the ARC model (Attachment, Regulation and Competency). Cindy is a trauma informed therapist who utilizes a variety of therapeutic techniques and approaches, tailoring treatment to each individual patient. She is also an artist, often incorporating art and creative, experiential interventions into her practice with children (and adults!). Working with the CVN Clinics the past 3 years, she has developed a passion in delivering services via telehealth. After 10 years of practicing yoga, she became a registered yoga instructor (RYT 200) in 2020. Cindy believes in the power of the mind body connection and somatic processing and healing. Cindy is trained in EMDR and has experience in delivering it virtually.
Kaylee McKee – Office Manager
Kaylee is an Oklahoma native, brought to Tennessee in 2013 during her husband’s active-duty military service. She is currently a member of the Army Reserves as a Medical Logistics Specialist. Kaylee holds a bachelor’s degree from Austin Peay State University in Healthcare Management and is pursuing a Master of Healthcare Administration. Between her time as a wife to an active-duty service member and experiences in the reserves, Kaylee understands the challenges of military life and the importance of caring for mental health. She and her family enjoy bodybuilding, horseback riding, and traveling to new destinations. As the Office Manager, Kaylee is proud to serve her country and military community alongside the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone’s mission.
Beky Evans – Office Coordinator
Beky Evans grew up in Miami, Florida and has lived all over the country. She enlisted in the US Army at 18 years old then transitioned into the US Army Reserves once her Active Duty time was up. After settling in Clarksville, Tennessee she attended Austin Peay State University to pursue a B.S. in Biology with a minor in Psychology. As a veteran herself and wife to a combat veteran she knows how important it is for the military veteran community to have access to quality mental health care. Beky has a passion for helping others, in her spare time she enjoys gardening, travelling, and spending time with her friends, family, and her two cats. As an Office Coordinator at the Steven A Cohen Clinic at Centerstone, Beky is proud to continue serving the military community.
Stephanie Farmer, BS Psy. – Office Coordinator
Stephanie has lived in Clarksville most of her life and attended Austin Peay State University, where she obtained her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. She has been with her best friend for 30 years, has four beautiful children and three grandchildren, and enjoys reading, outdoor activities, and traveling. Stephanie loves helping people and is excited to be part of the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic team!
Sharon Charlton – Office Coordinator
Sharon is a Sandusky, Ohio, native and the mother of three adult children. She relocated to the Clarksville area to plant her roots & establish her village. Sharon retired early from her position of 22 years with one healthcare system (serving in various positions) but only after obtaining an Associate Degree of Applied Science in Radiological Technology from Bowling Green State University-Firelands Campus. Sharon has a passion for people and has decided to return to the path of healthcare in the position of Office Coordinator with the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone, which is proven to be an established asset to the Clarksville area and surrounding vicinity to which it delicately serves post 9/11 veterans and families. Sharon is no stranger to the military lifestyle as she was once an Air Force spouse in the early to mid-90s (stationed in Misawa, Japan & Grand Forks, North Dakota). She considers it a true honor to be part of a dynamic team that serves our military community with dignity, high integrity, and deep-rooted respect.
Ariel Upson – Office Coordinator
Meet Ariel Upson, an office coordinator with a passion for mental health research and advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community. Ariel was born and raised in middle Tennessee and received her BS in Psychology from Tennessee Tech, along with an AA in Art from Motlow. In her free time, Ariel enjoys learning about new technology, creating digital art, and traveling to new places.
Alicia Huff – Billing Coordinator
Alicia was born and raised in Clarksville. She has many family members who have served in the Armed Forces. She has worked in the medical field for over 20 years and in behavioral health since 2015. As a parent of a child with autism, she feels working in this field is the best way to be an advocate. She has had the pleasure of working with many different physicians in Clarksville and she truly enjoys helping people and making sure they leave the office with a smile.
Alcanna Davis, MSW – Intake Coordinator
Alcanna Davis is a post-911 veteran with over ten years of military service. Like many people in Clarksville, she ended up here through the military. Alcanna has a BSW from Austin Peay University and an MSW from Walden University. Previously employed as a family advocate, she helped provide education, support, mediation, and coordinated services to families that fostered strength, healthy living, and overall well-being. As a veteran, Alcanna gained valuable insight through her interactions with people of different religions, ethnicities, and sexual orientations, and it’s her passion to help every one of her patients become the very best that they can be.
Andrew Morrison – Intake Coordinator
Andrew has a bachelor’s degree in business from the University of Hawaii and is working towards an MSSW from the University of Tennessee (May 2024). He is an Army combat veteran who served in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom. Andrew was also an Army spouse while working for the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) in Vicenza, Italy. He has volunteered over 1000 hours between the USO, ACS, and MWR while his wife was on active duty. Andrew also completed a two-year internship with the Veterans Administration in Kapolei, Hawaii, which reflects his continuing passion to serve the members and families of the military community.
Taylor Robertson, MSW – Case Manager
Taylor was born and raised in northern Indiana but now calls Tennessee home, thanks to the military. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Indiana University in 2019 and her master’s degree in Social Work from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2020. Taylor’s professional career has involved working with children, teens, and adults who have experienced trauma, domestic violence, depression, and anxiety. She also has experience working with women in addiction and recovery. Taylor is passionate about raising awareness of the importance of mental health services for the military population and their families, as well as meeting needs through connections with community resources. Her goal is for everyone she works with to feel supported and to find resolutions.
Demeria Davis, MSW – Case Manager
Demeria “DeDe” Davis is an Army Veteran. She was born and raised in South Florida. Her enlistment in the Army brought her to the Clarksville community. Upon her retirement, DeDe earned her bachelor’s degree in social work from Tennessee State University and her master’s degree in social work with a concentration in mental health with adults from Case Western Reserve University. DeDe’s professional career has led her to work with vulnerable populations such as adults and children involved in domestic violence and homelessness. Additionally, she has experience working with individuals with disordered eating, PTSD, depressive symptoms, and adjustment concerns. DeDe has knowledge and understanding of individuals struggling with addiction and co-occurring disorders due to time spent working in residential and partial hospitalization settings. DeDe is an advocate for reducing barriers to mental health care for all military service members. DeDe’s goal is to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding military sexual trauma.
Tammy Leininger, LPC-MHSP (TN), LPCC-S (KY), LPC (GA), NCC – Therapist
Tammy Leininger is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has worked with children, families, and adults since 2007. Tammy is passionate about helping people experience mental, emotional, and relational health. She has worked with those connected to the military community for over 15 years and has experience in helping adults and children find relief from anxiety, adjustment issues, depression, anger and trauma-related issues. She holds a master’s degree in Counseling and is a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). She is a certified EMDR therapist and uses a variety of other treatment models including CBT, CPT and ACT that have been proven to be effective to help individuals identify and move past the road blocks that are impacting their quality of life.
Ashley Carter, MA, LMHC – Therapist
Ashley Carter is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, who is passionate about serving military members and their families with dignity and respect. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Cognitive Sciences, and a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. Her professional experience includes; substance abuse, trauma, anxiety, depression, and grief and loss. She is skilled in Cognitive- Behavioral, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing therapies and works collaboratively with each individual to promote long lasting change and in accomplishing each unique goal. Ashley believes in a strengths based approach to assist patients in overcoming challenges while gaining peace and a sense of wellbeing in their lives.
Nicole Copple, LCSW – Therapist
Nicole Copple is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and trauma informed therapist who specializes in treating children and families. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Addictions Counseling and Psychology and her master’s in social work. Nicole has experience working with children of all ages and is passionate about helping families build healthy parent and child relationships. Nicole is a Child Parent Psychotherapy Therapist, Certified Parent-Child Interaction Therapist, and is currently working towards certification as a PCIT Within Agency trainer. She also has training and experience providing EMDR to individuals of all ages with trauma.
Jaime Brooks, LCSW – Therapist
Jaime is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a commitment to working alongside members of the military and their families to help them achieve their goals. Jaime obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Troy University. She has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Simmons University. Jaime has several years of clinical experiences working with children, adolescents, and adults with a focus on trauma, anxiety, depression, interpersonal issues, adjustment and transitional phases of life concerns. She has worked with patients on the reduction of their substance use and has experience providing care to patients experiencing domestic violence. Jaime is trained in Accelerate Resolution Therapy (ART) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Melissa Frost, MS, LMFT – Therapist
Melissa Frost is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who enjoys working with couples, families, and individuals in and around the military. As the wife of an OEF and OIF Army officer veteran, Melissa can empathize with the challenges and struggles military families face. She is most passionate in working with couples through significant transitions that military life presents. Experienced in crisis management, addiction treatment and trained in several evidence-based modalities, Melissa uses an empathic, trauma-informed approach to therapy when treating patients.
Mark Scharnhorst, LCSW – Therapist
Mark is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and an Army combat veteran. Mark served in Operation Enduring Freedom. Following his service to our country, he earned his master’s degree in social work at Austin Peay State University. Mark has a strong desire to give back to the military community through his career as a clinician. He possesses a unique understanding of the challenges of military families and a keen awareness of the difficulties veterans face when transitioning out of the military and into civilian life. Mark’s experiences range from working in crisis management, partial hospitalization programs (adult and adolescent), intensive outpatient programs (young adult and co-occurring disorders), and inpatient care (children, adolescence, adults, and geriatric populations). This experience aids his ability to thoroughly assess needs and determine valuable interventions.
Melody Shipley, LPC-MHSP – Therapist
Melody Shipley is a Licensed Professional Counselor and an artist who has worked with adults and children in a clinical setting since 2019. Melody holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Austin Peay State University. Her research on the effectiveness of community-based art programs in helping people process feelings about 9/11 was published in 2020 in the Journal of Creativity in Mental Health. She has a passion for helping military-affiliated individuals manage anxiety, life transitions, depression, and trauma-related issues, using evidence-based practices like cognitive behavioral therapy. As a practicing artist, Melody also believes in the power of creativity for helping patients find insights by expressing emotions and experiences in nonverbal ways. Melody is a trauma-informed therapist who works with each patient collaboratively to meet their goals and experience peace and healing.
Matthew Aldred, LPC, MACMHC – Therapist
Matthew received his B.A. from the University of Louisville and his Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2019. Matthew has proven successes in treating and improving outcomes for adults, couples, children, and teens. Matthew has received training and offers servicers utilizing evidence based practices including EMDR, Emotion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Focused-CBT, and Motivational Interviewing. Matthew was trained by the EMDR Institute and certified as an EMDR therapist in 2020. Matthew currently is part of the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) for the purpose of networking, research and development, and improving patient care. Matthew has received advanced trainings from The EMDR Center for Excellence to further incorporate EMDR’s application to children and teens, “playful solutions EMDR”. Matthew’s goal is to utilize years of experiences working with adults and children in the fields of trauma, substance abuse, and co-occurring disorders to improve treatment outcomes of Veterans, military service members, and their families.
Brenden Murphy, LCSW- Therapist
Brenden Murphy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with training in the treatment of anxiety, stress-related disorders, PTSD, depression, domestic violence, and substance use. She holds a bachelor’s degree in counseling psychology and a master’s degree in social work. Brenden utilizes a patient-focused, strength-based approach to therapy and treatment. Brenden is the spouse of a Navy veteran; she has first-hand experience with military life and its benefits and challenges. She has skill working with teens, families, couples, and adults involved with the military and military life.
Morgan Santana, MSW – Fellow
Morgan Santana graduated with her bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Mississippi State in 2018, going on to obtain her master’s degree in Advanced Clinical Social Work from Walden University in 2021. She is currently working towards licensure. Morgan is the wife of an active-duty Army soldier currently stationed at Fort Campbell. Morgan comes from a family with a long line of military experience. Because of this, she gained a passion for working with individuals within this population-specifically by aiding in mental health care. Morgan’s professional career includes working with children, teens, and adults who have experienced trauma. This experience will aid in her position as Case Manager here at Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic.
Brittney Durham, LMSW – Fellow
Brittney is a Licensed Mastered Social Worker with a trauma-informed background who has worked with children and families for 10 years. Brittney is passionate about helping others achieve their wellness goals. She obtained her Master of Social Work from Southern University of New Orleans and her Bachelor in Child and Family Studies from Nicholls State University. She has experience working with adolescents with disorders such as ADHD, anxiety, autism spectrum, and trauma-related disorders. She also has experience working with adults with diagnoses like living with HIV, substance use, and other trauma-related disorders. Brittney is trained in utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a treatment model. As a certified yoga instructor, Brittney acknowledges the power of mindfulness to promote mind and body connection and intuitiveness. Brittney believes in a collaborative approach to therapy to help patients move toward a path of healing.
Baileigh Hartley, LMSW – Fellow
Baileigh Hartley is a Licensed Mastered Social Worker working towards her LCSW. She graduated with a Bachelors of Social Work from Austin Peay State University, and additionally obtained her Master of Social Work from APSU in 2023. Prior to earning her graduate degree, she did case management for survivors of domestic abuse at a residential facility. Baileigh has worked with Children’s Advocacy Centers as an advocate and counselor for child survivors of abuse. In addition to this, she transitioned to our team from being an elementary school therapist working with children and their families to cope with trauma, behavioral issues, and other disruptions in the school and home setting. Baileigh gained a passion for working with various forms of trauma throughout the lifespan.
Serena Vess, MSSW – Fellow
Serena Vess is a licensed master social worker currently working towards her licensure to become a licensed clinical social worker. She graduated with a BA in Psychology with a minor in Human Services from the University of Northern Colorado and graduated with a Masters in Social Work with a concentration in Trauma Treatment from the University of Tennessee. She is trained in Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), Brief Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Suicide Prevention (BCBT), and Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS) for adults and teens. She has experience helping individuals and families with attachment trauma, family stressors, parenting skills, anxiety, depression, and more. Serena grew up in the military community and is the spouse of a Veteran. She calls the military community her home and is familiar with the complexity and unpredictability of military life and the hardships that often follow. This has sparked her passion to work in mental health care for this particular community. Serena is honored to be a part of the team at the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone serving our military population.
Kamesha Bass, MA – Fellow
Kamesha Bass graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Austin Peay State University. She obtained a Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The Chicago School. She is currently in a Fellowship. She is actively gaining clinical hours to become a Licensed Professional Counselor-Mental Health Service Provider. Prior to earning her graduate degree, she worked on the Fort Campbell Army installation for over 15 years. Her dedicated experience involved assisting with the deployment and redeployment process for service members. She has a passion for working with children, teens, and adults in building their self-esteem, managing and coping with anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger and trauma-related concerns. Kamesha uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as her primary treatment model. She is integrated in her approach to therapy which supports our patients with what is best for them. Kamesha believes in providing patients with a safe space to navigate their journey. She further guides patients toward a sense of peace, happiness and positivity.
Zoe Panizzi, PMHNP-BC, APRN, RN – Prescriber
Zoe Panizzi is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner providing medication management services for the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinics at Centerstone in the Clarksville, Jacksonville, and Fayetteville locations. As a military wife and mother, Zoe understands the challenges that military families face and is passionate about providing high-quality psychiatric care for service members and their families. Mrs. Panizzi graduated from Bowdoin College with a BA in Psychology before completing her Masters of Nursing at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing in 2013. She has a wide range of experience in behavioral health care, including work in community mental health, addiction medicine, intensive outpatient treatment, child and adolescent behavioral health, and extensive work with adults with anxiety disorders, depression, and PTSD. In addition to her clinical work, Zoe has served as a preceptor for Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, University of Tennessee College of Nursing, and Campbell University’s Physician Assistant program. She greatly enjoys teaching and the opportunity to participate in the education of the next generation of advanced practice providers.
Meghan Williams – Outreach Director
Meghan Williams holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a certificate in public health. As a television news anchor, reporter, producer and print journalist, Meghan covered numerous stories involving our nation’s veterans igniting her desire to support our military service men and women in all capacities. She chose to use her passion for compelling story telling to encourage healthy lifestyles, and worked as special staff to the Fort Campbell Senior Commander developing, planning, promoting and implementing wellness initiatives across the installation. As the Cohen Clinic Outreach Manager, Meghan draws on her public relations experience and personal connection to the military culture to expand the clinic’s reach, and encourage help seeking behavior through community awareness and stakeholder collaboration.
Aaron Goletz, MSIT – Data Director
Aaron holds a Master of Science in Information Technology with an emphasis in Data Science. He is a veteran of the Army and the Tennessee National Guard. Aaron is passionate about supporting the noble work of Centerstone clinicians and staff as they provide life-saving care to our nation’s veterans, active-duty service members, military families, and first responders.
Lisa Eggebeen, MSSW, LCSW – Regional Director
Lisa Eggebeen is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of behavioral health experience, 12 of which have been with Centerstone of Tennessee. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a master’s in the Science of Social Work, and currently oversees the day-to-day clinical and administrative operations for the three Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinics at Centerstone in Clarksville, TN, Jacksonville, FL, and Fayetteville, NC. She frequently conducts speaking engagements locally and nationally on an array of mental and behavioral health topics. Her professional experience has included both clinical and management responsibilities. Her clinical concentration includes assessment and diagnosis, trauma and traumatic grief and loss, individual and family therapy with children and adults, crisis response, suicide prevention, critical incident stress management, and mental health disaster response.
Blog
Cohen Military Family Clinic Clarksville
May 28, 2025
Big Top Success
Hundreds of military families made lasting memories at the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone in Clarksville, TN recently. The clinic hosted its 3rd Annual Month of the ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic
May 7, 2025
Honoring Our Military Caregivers
At The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone, we have the privilege of walking alongside service members, veterans, and their families every day. We see firsthand the profound ...
Caught Caring Trauma
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Transitions within the Military and Their Impact on Family
Service members and their families go through multiple transitions throughout the service members’ career. Transitions such as being gone for training (week to months), noncombat/combat deployments, permanent change in station ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic Clarksville
December 2, 2024
Responding to Your Military Child’s Fears about War and Deployment
Military-connected children are often aware of war at a much younger age than their peers; and experience the effects of a caregiver gone for long stretches of time to far ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic Clarksville
December 2, 2024
PCS Moves – Impact on Children and When to Seek Help
Household goods, SATO, orders, clearing base, and hurry up & wait—these are all things that we may be familiar with during PCS moves. These can represent some of the challenges ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic Clarksville
December 2, 2024
Embracing the Sweet Spot of Stress
We often try to avoid stress. Sometimes if something feels stressful, it’s natural to think that there must be something wrong with this choice. The truth is that stress has ...
Caught Caring Trauma
December 2, 2024
Self-Compassion: Why to Try It and How to Do It
Sometimes things in life just don’t go the way you want them to go. Things happen like not doing well on a test or missing the winning shot in a ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic Clarksville
December 2, 2024
Take Control of Your Algorithm
Social media doesn’t have to be the enemy, BUT the content we see on it can negatively affect our mental health. You can take charge of your mental health by ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic
March 20, 2024
Connecting in the Community Room
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone’s community room was a busy place last month. Nearly 100 people took advantage of the clinic’s February enrichment classes and organizers ...
Cohen Military Family Clinic
March 20, 2024
Fort Liberty Spouses Club Social
Our clinic was proud to partner with the Fort Liberty Spouses Club for their February Social! We provided lunch, shared information about the clinic, and had a great time decorating ...
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