Music Industry · Nashville, TN

Therapy for Nashville’s
music industry

For the creative, business, and touring sides of the music industry. Private therapy in Nashville, and virtual sessions across Tennessee.

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Built for a life in music

Nashville runs on music, and the people who work within the industry carry a unique set of pressures and responsibilities.

At Anomaly, therapy works around that life rather than against it. We see people in our office on Patterson Street and virtually anywhere in Tennessee, so care can continue between rehearsals, writes, meetings, sessions, and time on the road.

What we help with

The weight of a
creative career.

Tour life, time away, and coming home to a life that kept moving without you.
Performance anxiety and pressure.
Identity, when worth feels tied to streams, charts, and what you have – or have not – accomplished.
Relationships under irregular schedules and public attention.
Burnout from navigating the industry’s ups and downs, late nights, demanding schedules, and chasing your dream.
Balancing the demands of keeping the business side of the industry moving while supporting the creative work that drives it.

How it works

Therapy at
Anomaly.

Private · Discreet · In person or virtual

We begin with a 90 minute intake to understand your history and what brought you in, then continue with 50 minute sessions.

This is long-form therapy, not a quick fix. We pay attention to regulation, relationships, and what it takes to keep doing work you love without letting it cost you everything else.

At a glance

Focus: Musicians, artists and music industry professionals
Session length: 90 minute intake, then 50 minute sessions
Format: In person in Nashville and virtual across Tennessee
Investment: $175 to $250 standard · $50 to $100 through Accessible Care
Provided by: Licensed clinicians
Licensure: Licensed in the State of Tennessee

Your clinician

Who you’d work
with.

Cayce Smith, LMFT, works with high achieving professionals, creatives, and couples who are used to holding everything together. Before becoming a therapist she built a career in public relations, so the public-facing side of creative work is familiar ground. Meet her before you book.

Cayce Smith →

Common questions

Music industry therapy, answered.

Is what I share confidential?

Yes. What you share in therapy stays private, within the limits the law sets, and we are used to working with people whose names are known. Our FAQs explain those limits in plain language.

Can we keep working while I’m on tour?

We are licensed in Tennessee, so virtual sessions happen while you are in Tennessee. We plan around tour dates together, so the work can pick up when you are home.

Do I need to be a full-time musician?

No. We work with people across the industry and at every stage of a career, whether you play, write, manage, produce, or work behind the scenes.

What if cost is a barrier?

Our Accessible Care program offers full-length sessions from $50 to $100 with supervised clinical interns. Same office, same standards.

More questions about working with us? Read the full FAQs

Ready when you are

Start with a conversation.

A free consult call is the shortest path in. We'll listen, ask the right questions, and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.