Counseling Practice – Olive Branch Counseling
Chandra C. Moma, LPC-MHSP (Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider), operates Olive Branch Counseling at 1816 Memorial Circle, Clarksville, Tennessee 37043. The practice specializes in counseling for women navigating significant life transitions, with a stated focus on providing practical skills and the right support to help clients move through major changes with greater confidence and clarity.
Primary service areas include women’s counseling, therapy for mothers, Christian counseling, military spouse counseling, and online counseling available to women throughout Tennessee. Moma works with clients facing transitions that carry specific relational and situational pressures: becoming a new wife, adjusting to new motherhood, navigating the demands of the military lifestyle as a spouse, and working through the aftermath of divorce. Stated clinical concerns addressed by the practice include anxiety, relationship difficulties, challenges with boundary-setting, and people-pleasing patterns that may affect a client’s daily wellbeing and relationships.
The practice’s therapeutic approach is described as solution-focused. Moma states that she does not believe clients need to remain in therapy indefinitely, framing the work as providing targeted tools and support for the specific challenges a client is navigating rather than fostering open-ended treatment relationships. This time-conscious orientation toward practical outcomes is a consistent theme in how the practice describes its services.
Session formats include in-person appointments at the Clarksville location and online counseling for clients throughout Tennessee. A free initial consultation is offered to prospective clients. Contact is available by phone at 931-229-0114. A payment feature is present on the site, indicating self-pay is accepted, though specific session fees and insurance acceptance details are not disclosed in the available content. Year of establishment is not listed.
The emphasis on military spouse counseling reflects the practice’s geographic context in Clarksville, Tennessee, home to Fort Campbell, and positions Olive Branch Counseling as a resource attentive to the particular stresses of military family life. The integration of Christian counseling alongside more general women’s therapy and military spouse services reflects a practice that acknowledges diverse personal and spiritual frameworks in its client population.