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In-Person and Virtual Therapy in Tennessee

107 W. Blythe Street
Paris, TN 38242

New Openings Starting January 2026!

New Openings Starting January 2026!

My schedule for November and December is currently full. I’ll begin welcoming new clients in January 2026 and would love to connect when the time comes. If you’d like to join the waitlist for future openings, please reach out anytime!

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Welcome to Stillpoint Therapy!

Healing isn’t always about striving. At Stillpoint Therapy, I honor the value of slowing down and creating space to pause. Therapy is a place where you can restore your energy, let go of what feels heavy, and find balance again. In this space, stillness isn’t weakness but strength. It’s a grounding moment where clarity returns, a gentle reset when life feels overwhelming, and a chance to breathe, reflect, and move forward at your own pace.

I offer trauma therapy, anxiety treatment, EMDR, CBT, and DBT for adults, teens, and families in Tennessee. My practice is available both in person and virtually, so you can choose the support that works best for you. Whether you’re a professional carrying too much stress, a teen or young adult navigating big transitions, or a survivor of trauma, this is a space where your story is welcome and your healing can begin!

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Meg Fuson, LCSW, Owner of Stillpoint Therapy

My Services

Providing You a Safe Place to Recenter

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All of your in-person sessions will take place in my calming office environment in Paris, Tennessee, with a fully private room to provide safe, supportive and individualized care.

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FROM THE OFFICE

Gentle Reminders for the Holiday Season

The holidays can bring both joy and stress, often at the same time. For some, this season highlights connection and gratitude, while for others it can stir up feelings of loneliness, financial worry, or emotional exhaustion. Wherever you find yourself this year, it’s okay to honor how you truly feel.

Here are a few gentle ways to care for yourself this season:

  • Acknowledge your emotions. Give yourself permission to feel what comes up, whether it’s sadness, frustration, or relief. Naming your emotions helps you process them.

  • Simplify when possible. Choose what really matters to you and let go of what doesn’t. It’s okay to scale back traditions, gatherings, or commitments that feel overwhelming.

  • Set boundaries. You don’t have to say yes to everything. Protect your time and energy by saying no when you need rest or space.

  • Care for your body. Prioritize sleep, nourishing meals, movement, and moments of stillness. Small choices add up to big support for your well-being.

  • Ask for support. Reach out to friends, family, or a professional if you’re struggling. If you need immediate help, you can call or text 988 or text HELLO to 741741 to connect with the Crisis Text Line.

You deserve to move through this season with gentleness, care, and permission to do what feels right for you!

-Meg