Neurodiversity Affirming Care in Middle Tennessee.

We are a one stop shop for our neurodivergent families! We offer individual, family and group therapy!

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We are a one stop shop for our neurodivergent families! We offer individual, family and group therapy! ~

Our Mission

The mission of The Therapeutic Studio (TTS) is to provide compassionate, individualized, and integrative care that supports individuals and families across the lifespan—from early childhood through adolescence, adulthood, and the transition into greater independence.

We believe meaningful therapeutic work does not happen only within the walls of a counseling office. TTS strives to meet clients where life happens—in our clinics, schools, homes, and communities—while collaborating with families, educators, healthcare professionals, and other members of a client’s support system.

Our goal is to wrap families in meaningful support by creating opportunities for connection, regulation, growth, advocacy, and belonging. Through evidence-based and relationship-centered care, we help clients better understand themselves, recognize their strengths, develop skills, and move toward becoming the most authentic version of themselves.

TTS values Christ, community, connection, compassion, integrity, and individualized care. We believe that every person deserves to be seen, understood, supported, and valued for who they are.

Our Story

We are a group of therapists who share a vision to provide professional, compassionate and integrated counseling services throughout the Volunteer State. We provide a range of therapeutic interventions and we specialize in working with those who are neurodivergent.

Our Skills

We believe in integrated wrap-around services. The TTS Wrap provides intentional collaboration, communication, and treatment planning for families.

Specialty Services Offered

face to face individual therapy
group therapy
in home or virtural individual therapy
coordination of care-integrated services
contracted school therapy
autism diagnostic observation schedule
contracted consultation services
functional behavior assessments
educational advocacy
behavior intervention plans
family therapy
co-regulation respite

Explore Our Spaces

Designed for Comfort. Created for Healing.

Our spaces are warm, safe, and welcoming for children, teens, adults, and families. Each room is designed to encourage comfort, connection, creativity, and clarity.

106 A: The Pink & Green Room

This space invites clients to let their emotions flow through color, shape, and texture. It’s a room where silence feels safe, and art becomes the language of healing. By creating, clients find calm, regulate overwhelming feelings, and discover a sense of safety that allows them to explore emotions at their own pace.

106 B: The Play Room

For children, words can feel heavy — but play feels natural. This room is filled with toys that become their voice. Here, laughter, imagination, and play create a safe bridge to process grief, trauma, and anxiety. It’s a space where young clients feel understood without pressure, and healing begins through joy and connection.

Room 103: The Bloom Room at Lewisburg Pike

Bright and abundant, this room is filled with toys that spark imagination and connection. From kitchen sets to board games, it’s a space where children feel safe to explore big emotions through play. Here, joy and creativity open the door to processing complex feelings, making healing feel less intimidating and more natural.

Room 201: Expression Center at Lewisburg Pike

This is TTS Lewisburg Pike’s art therapy room. This room is alive with possibility. Whether painting a canvas, sewing a plush, or shaping sand, clients find freedom in expression. It’s a place where emotions are gently released, regulation feels attainable, and creativity becomes a pathway to self-discovery and healing.

106 C: The Nest

This is Suite 106’s hybrid therapy room. A cozy blend of art and play, The Nest offers both creativity and imagination. With toys, sand trays, and art supplies, clients can choose how they want to express themselves. It’s a space that feels nurturing and flexible — where emotions can be processed through painting, building, or play, and coping strategies are discovered in ways that feel natural and comforting.

Room 106: Zen Den

This is Suite 106’s hybrid therapy room. This room holds the power of shared voices. In the presence of others, clients feel less alone and more supported. It’s a space where courage grows, communication feels safe, and healing happens together. The Zen Den nurtures collaboration, empathy, and the strength that comes from community.

We love receiving feedback from you and other professionals.

Meet the Founder

As a young teen Leiah developed a deep connection with individuals with special needs when she cared for a neighborhood child with autism. This ignited an interest to study mental health and prompted her to choose psychology as her major in college. She received her undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Tennessee in 2006. 

After graduation, Leiah served as the Assistant Director at The King’s Daughters’ Center for Autism (KDS CFA) for six years, working directly with children and young adults with severe autism and intellectual disabilities. Seeing the importance of increasing her knowledge of mental health and social-emotional regulation, she enrolled in Trevecca University’s counseling psychology program and graduated with honors with her master’s degree.  

If you want to learn more about us and our founder Leiah, you can check out Nashville Voyager and read their interview with her!

Would you like to provide professional feedback for our clinic? You can submit a review to be posted here on our website!