School-based Counseling
Mercy’s school therapists work with students to help navigate challenges...
Mercy school-based therapeutic services provide onsite clinical therapy within Franklin Special District and Marshall County Schools during the school day. Mercy’s school therapists work with students to help navigate challenges that impact personal and social development as well as academic growth. Mercy therapists serve the Franklin Special District and Marshall County schools, and help students develop essential life skills.
To enroll in school-based therapy, call 615.790.0567.
With a team of more than 160 full and part-time staff, Mercy is known for its integrated, compassionate treatment and is committed to improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of both its patients and the community.
School-based Therapy
It’s important to have access to mental health therapy in school. For working parents, the convenience of a Mercy therapist in the school is a support system built into the school day. For students, it’s a way to learn healthy coping skills and regulate emotions,” said Candace Longo, Director of School-based therapy.
In 2024, Mercy therapists led 12,196 student visits, ages 4-18 years old!
The Heart Activity
The heart activity is a rapport building exercise, and a way for students to learn more about themselves. “I love warm sunshine and a homecooked meal...”
