Allied Behavioral Health Solutions

Welcome to ABHS

We are glad you are here. Allied Behavioral Health Solutions is a provider-owned behavioral health practice based out of Nashville. We are dedicated to providing high-quality services that result in better outcomes for all. Our clinicians are trained in a variety of methodologies to be able to meet the needs of each client and family we serve.

Our Locations

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What Our Clients Are Saying:

I have nothing but great things to say about Allied Behavioral Health Solutions. For over a year I've been going to Cat. She's helped me work through a lot of stuff, including helping me get my work life balance back and taking all the necessary steps to make a big move to another part of the country. If it wasn't for Cat I'd still be complaining and would have no clue on what I needed to do. I owe a lot to Cat. I'd recommend anyone to Allied Behavioral Health Solutions.

Referrals

We can only accept referrals made by individual on behalf of themselves, legal custodians of children under 16, and medical providers. If you have questions about this, please call our office.

For ABHS and AIMHiTN, we know that relationships matter, and we keep that at the center of everything we do in our work with Tennessee's infants, young children, and their families. We recognized early on in the COVID-19 pandemic that professionals such as pediatricians, early childcare staff, hospital staff, etc, across the state were seeking ways to engage families and hear their concerns in a meaningful way.

During conversations between TFFTI (a Building Strong Brains funded grant project through Allied Behavioral Health Solutions that seeks to train a statewide workforce to see and meet the needs of children 0-72 months and their families who have experiences of trauma ) and AIMHiTN, Deborah Weatherston's frequent reference to the "4 Little Words" came to mind. We then reached out to the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health to formulate how this might be transferred into an image that could be easily shared and utilized by a variety of professionals in an array of different settings.

These “4 Little Words” are observe, listen, wonder, and respond. These components invite caregivers to discover who the babies are as well as to understand the importance of nurturing relationships, past and present, to development, growth, and change.