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Therapy for Body Image

holistic Therapy for Women in Nashville, Tennessee

A gentler way to be in your body.

Feeling at odds with your body can be exhausting. Maybe you notice constant self-criticism in the mirror, tension around food, or pressure to look a certain way. Maybe you long for peace instead of perfection.

What is Body Image?

Body image is the way you experience, perceive, and feel about your own body. It’s not just about how you look, it’s about how you interpret and relate to your body internally.

It includes your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs about your size, shape, appearance, and abilities, as well as how you feel in your own skin.

You might be struggling with:

  • Harsh self-judgment about appearance

  • Obsessive thoughts about food, weight, or exercise

  • Shame or anxiety around your body

  • Feeling disconnected from your body’s signals

  • Pressure to “love” your body when it feels impossible

  • Comparing yourself to others or previous versions of your body

Body image is shaped by many factors: society, culture, family, past experiences, and personal beliefs.

Therapy can help you explore those influences, understand your patterns, and build a more compassionate, grounded relationship with your body.

How Therapy for Body Image Works

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  • You can begin with scheduling a consult call, or you can go ahead and request your first session. Once you’re booked, you’ll complete the intake paperwork via the client portal.

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  • Exploring how depression shows up internally, physically, and relationally. We will take a look at patterns in both the present and past. This first session is also a deeper dive into your intake questionnaire.

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  • Together, we name what you want to shift: calmer thoughts, clearer boundaries, a steadier nervous system, or more self-trust. Your goals guide the work, not pressure or expectations.

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  • Most clients begin weekly to build momentum and safety, then naturally shift to biweekly or monthly as things soften. Frequency may increase or decrease depending on your needs.

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