Where Healing Begins and Christ Prevails

We help families move from chaos to peace. When hearts hurt, we blend prayer, Scripture, and evidence-based therapy so kids and parents can heal together.

Christ-Centered

Gospel-first methodology

Clinical Excellence

Evidence-based practices

Trauma-Informed

Care for the whole family

A Vision to Unite Faith and Clinical Care

Founded by Shannon Broling through a God-given vision and the gap she saw while fostering and adopting, PROCLAIM offers a place where Scripture and professional counseling meet. We don’t bolt faith onto therapy—we integrate the Gospel with evidence-based tools so families can heal and thrive.


God made the clinical work with the Biblical. They work together.

We start with the foundational truth of Scripture and integrate proven clinical tools that equip children and families to heal.

Read Our Mission & Vision Leadership & Board
Shannon Broling
Shannon Broling, Founder

The Need in Tennessee is Urgent

We are on a mission to fill the gap for children's counseling and therapy in our communities. The statistics show why this is so critical.

1 in 5
Children in TN with a mental health disorder.
2nd
Leading cause of death for youth (10-17) in TN is suicide.
#50
TN's rank in the nation for access to mental health care for youth.
Only 12%
Of youth with clinical depression receive consistent treatment.

Healing from the Inside Out

Our mission is to heal and restore each child through the love and truth of Jesus Christ, equipping their heart and mind with the ability to overcome trauma.

Meet Our Therapist

We are blessed to serve families through our licensed therapist, Stephanie McGreevy, MA, LPC-AMHSP. With more than 15 years of experience, she integrates clinical excellence with a deep, Christ-centered approach.

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Stephanie McGreevy, MA, LPC-AMHSP
Stephanie McGreevy, MA, LPC-AMHSP

Help Us Proclaim Liberty

"The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor." Luke 4:18-19 (NIV)