Nashville Mental Health is a trusted luxury mental health facility serving Nashville and surrounding areas. Build healthier relationships and emotional stability with expert care.
If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call or text 988, or dial 911.
You do not have to explain everything perfectly to ask for help. Contact Nashville Mental Health at (916) 587-6860 or visit our Contact Us page for a free, confidential assessment, with no pressure and no obligation.
Our team uses DBT and other proven approaches to help you regulate emotions and strengthen relationships. Care is delivered with patience and zero judgment.
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alvin barettTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Would recommend this center for those looking for a place with great staff and treatment options.Posted on Google![]()
Tiana RyanTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Great place! Good mix of relaxation/self care and therapy. Staff is caring and willing to help. Charles is a great guy to talk to! Overall would recommend to my friends and family.Posted on Google![]()
Manar IsmailTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
im so thankful for everyone at Nashville Mental health for being so Supportive and making me feel like i were at home . And I would like thank the people that they have left big impact on me, Miss Cassandra Miss Juanita and cristin and Chris and Layla And also, my case manager At Mount Juliet Madeline And Jessica i love Everyone you guys So so much . You guys have Left a big impact on me Thank you so much From the bottom of my heart You guys The reason I’m still alive today .Posted on Google![]()
Kristina mercierTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
NMH is a superior treatment center compared to the rest. Staff truly love their jobs and it's shown in their work and behaviors, I felt that everyone had my back every day I was here. If I ever need mental health treatment again, I would choose this place. Sarah and Melissa were my favorites!Posted on Google![]()
Careyanne ChamblissTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Nashville Mental Health is a wonderful place to heal. Anyone who is struggling with mental health I would highly recommend this place. It is a small intimate environment and an amazing place to heal.Posted on Google![]()
Taj SternerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Nashville Mental Health is a great resource. It’s professional, welcoming, and genuinely focused on helping people feel supported. Definitely a valuable part of the community.Posted on Google![]()
Kevin MatusTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
It’s a wonderful place! The staff is great and the facilities is beautiful.Posted on Google![]()
Paige HatchTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
This has truly been a meaningful and rewarding experience for me. What makes NHM so special is the team. Every staff member brings compassion, dedication, and genuine care for the individuals we serve.Posted on Google![]()
Hunter MooreTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
You can tell the team genuinely cares. patients are treated like people, not just cases. From intake to discharge, every step of the process is handled with care, respect, and efficiency.Posted on Google![]()
Brian KellyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I stayed at the Rutledge house and had probably the best experience of my life! Everyone there treated us fantastic. Think of it like a retreat where you can actually focus on yourself, without all of lifes hassles. I was in a dark place when I found this place. I am from Kentucky where places like this simply don't exist. They asked me some questions to make sure I qualified, and I'm glad I did! They helped me a lot and were able to get my medications right as well as give me a bunch of tools to help cope with society. They diagnosed me as well. I really can't speak highly enough. 5* for sure and I would add more if I could. If you're wanting to find yourself again and serious about your mental health, trust me, Don't hesitate!💯 😁 Edit: I went to the Murfreesboro location recently as well and feel obligated to express my appreciation there as well. Everyone treated me so nicely which allowed me to adjust and feel comfortable much faster. The staff was great as well as the amenities! These places allow smoking but in designated area so as to not interfere with people who do not choose to do so. A BIG thank you to everyone!!
We utilize a variety of treatment modalities to teach our patients the coping skills they need to find stability and discover their self-awareness.
Personality disorders can manifest in various ways, with symptoms differing among individuals. However, here are four common symptoms often associated with personality disorders:
Struggling to maintain healthy relationships due to intense and unstable emotions is a hallmark of personality disorders. These challenges often stem from fear of rejection or abandonment and can lead to interpersonal conflicts, social anxiety, and feelings of isolation. Therapeutic approaches, such as counseling and family therapy, can help individuals develop interpersonal effectiveness and build healthier relationships.
A distorted or unstable sense of self, frequent changes in self-identity, and intense feelings of inadequacy often define personality disorders. Such challenges may benefit from evidence-based practices and holistic approaches that rebuild a steadier sense of who you are.
Acting on harmful impulses, from reckless driving to spending money in ways you later regret, is a common symptom. Interrupting these patterns usually calls for structure, and residential treatment provides it, with steady routines and support that make impulsive moments easier to catch before they turn costly.
Experiencing intense and uncontrollable emotions, resulting in mood swings and emotional instability, can lead to behavioral issues, self-harming behaviors, or suicidal ideation. Therapies focusing on distress tolerance, coping skills, and emotional regulation, including trauma-focused approaches, can help individuals manage these symptoms effectively.
One pattern worth noticing: these four symptoms feed each other. A rupture in a relationship stirs extreme emotion, the emotion invites an impulsive act, and the aftermath confirms the harshest beliefs about the self. Treatment works by interrupting that loop at several points at once instead of chasing one symptom at a time.
Clinicians group the ten recognized personality disorders into three clusters, and knowing which cluster fits can make a confusing set of experiences easier to name. Federal data from the National Institute of Mental Health show that 9.1% of U.S. adults meet criteria for a personality disorder in a given year, yet only about 39% of them receive care. Closing that gap is exactly what our mental health treatment programs in Nashville were designed to do.
Cluster | Traits you might recognize | What therapy works on |
Cluster A (Paranoid, Schizoid, Schizotypal) | Suspicion of others, discomfort in close relationships, unusual beliefs or perceptions | Building trust at a workable pace and testing anxious predictions against real experience |
Cluster B (Borderline, Narcissistic, Histrionic, Antisocial) | Fast-shifting emotions, fear of abandonment, conflict that repeats across relationships | Emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and steadier ways of relating to others |
Cluster C (Avoidant, Dependent, Obsessive-Compulsive) | A strong need for reassurance, perfectionism, avoidance of situations that risk criticism | Loosening rigid rules and practicing small, tolerable steps toward independence |
A cluster is a starting point, not a verdict. Many adults show traits from more than one, and plenty arrive here without any formal diagnosis at all. Our clinicians assess the whole picture before recommending a path, because the pattern behind the symptoms matters more than the label attached to them.
Steadier days are built one honest conversation at a time. Contact Nashville Mental Health at (916) 587-6860 or visit our Contact Us page for a free, confidential assessment, with no pressure and no obligation.
Nashville Mental Health uses a comprehensive and personalized approach to treat personality disorders. We combine therapeutic techniques, medical treatments, and supportive care to help you manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. Our treatment plan includes:
If necessary, our medical professionals can prescribe and manage medications to help control symptoms.
And More
Choosing Nashville Mental Health for your personality disorder treatment ensures you’re receiving care from a compassionate, experienced team committed to your journey to recovery. Here’s why we stand out:
Our staff includes highly trained therapists, counselors, and medical professionals.
We create individualized treatment plans based on your specific needs.
From therapy to medication management, we offer a full range of services to support your mental health.
Our center is a safe and comfortable place where you can focus on healing.
Personality disorder symptoms rarely keep office hours. The moments that undo progress, a 2 a.m. spiral or an argument that escalates before a coping skill can land, tend to happen between appointments rather than during them. Living on-site through Residential Treatment changes that math. Skills get practiced where triggers actually occur, clinicians are nearby to help in real time, and the warm home-like environment of our Murfreesboro-area campus lowers the temperature of daily life enough for new habits to take root.
For adults across Tennessee who cannot pause work or caregiving, the Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program carries the same structured sessions to you through secure video. Some people begin their care there. Others step down to it after a residential stay, keeping momentum while ordinary routines resume.
Structure is also where Dialectical Behavior Therapy does its best work. In residential care, skills groups meet daily rather than weekly, so distress tolerance and emotion regulation get rehearsed while the material is still fresh. Add our weekly family program to the mix and the people closest to you begin using the same vocabulary, which makes new skills easier to keep once treatment ends. That rhythm is hard to reproduce in scattered weekly visits, and it is often the reason families who have tried everything else finally see the needle move here.
Admissions here is deliberately short on hurdles. The whole path looks like this:
Our team offers 24/7 confidential support, so the first conversation can happen at whatever hour courage shows up.
We handle the benefits review through insurance verification and explain what your plan pays for in plain language before any decision is made.
A clinician walks through what you have been living with and what you want to change, then matches you with the right intensity of support.
Same-day admissions are available when a situation cannot wait, and starting virtually is an option anywhere in Tennessee.
Nothing about this sequence locks you in. Questions asked during the first call carry no obligation, and many families use it simply to understand what their options are.
Taking the first step toward managing a personality disorder can feel overwhelming, but at Nashville Mental Health, you are not alone. Our compassionate team of mental health professionals provides evidence-based treatments designed to address co-occurring mental health conditions, childhood trauma, and other mental health challenges such as bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
Through holistic therapies and a plan built from your own story, we help adults soften fear of abandonment, feelings of emptiness, and the risky behaviors that follow intense emotion. The work strengthens interpersonal skills, steadies emotional responses, and takes seriously the harder challenges, including anger and suicidal behavior, that a personality disorder can carry with it.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) teaches concrete skills, mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness, rather than relying on insight alone. Sessions involve practice and homework, so change shows up in real situations instead of staying theoretical. You can see how DBT fits alongside our other approaches.
Yes. Patterns that took years to form respond to sustained, skill-focused work rather than quick fixes. Many adults notice meaningful gains in emotional stability and relationships within a structured program, and those gains tend to hold when skills are reinforced through our holistic approach between sessions.
Comfortable clothing, current prescriptions, and a few personal items that make rest easier. Our packing checklist covers the specifics. Our campus also offers pet-friendly accommodations, so raise the topic of a beloved pet with admissions early and plans can be made.
Coverage for personality disorder treatment in Nashville is common under PPO policies, but the specifics vary widely between plans. Share your details and we will run a free benefits check through insurance verification, so the real numbers are in front of you before any commitment is made.
One call to (916) 587-6860 settles the practical questions, and you can view the counties and cities we serve statewide before you decide.