Mental Wellbeing

The Greystone Retreat: Nashville Enneagram Center for Wellbeing was birthed out of Sharon’s belief that everyone deserves access to “affordable and excellent mental healthcare” and her belief in the “transformative power of the Enneagram as a psychological tool in recovery.”

She is passionate about mental health care in our communities and raising the awareness of the need for good clinical care. She focuses on recovery and resiliency; encouraging people to find hope in dark places. She says the process of recovery is not easy but if you are willing to walk into healing, do the hard work of recovery and grant yourself kindness you will experience life rather than just surviving life.

Sharon is dual licensed in Tennessee and Arizona and is a Tennessee State Approved Supervisor for Licensure. Sharon’s theraputic approach is holistic and trauma informed. She has within her repertoire EMDR, TBRI, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral and the Enneagram approach to therapy.  Sharon is a Certified Parent Coordinator and works closely with the Middle Tennessee County Court System offering alternatives to high-conflict post custody cases, striving to push parents to “think in the best interest” of their children.

Sharon is a firm believer that trauma lodges itself in the body, mind and heart. She says, “Trauma is pervasive.  Because trauma doesn’t discriminate there are symptoms that are normal to one who has been exposed to trauma.  The trauma is “not normal” however your responses to trauma are.  One of those responses is isolation and when the victim isolates it compounds the trauma. My best advice for people recovering from any kind of trauma is work with a trauma trained therapist. Trauma should not be carried alone.”

Sharon is active in the Nashville community serving on homeless and veterans boards. She is sought after for Critical Stress Debriefings for natural disasters and violence. Sharon took part in the recovery process of the Route 91 and Opry Mills shooting, Hurricane Katrina and the Tsunami. She is a published author, radio guest, speaker, former restaurateur and organizational trainer. In 2013 she started 9P (9paths.com) a consulting company that trains organizational teams in the Enneagram Personality Mapping System increasing the talent and teams performance and creating long-term sustainability.

Seema Patel, M.S. received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lipscomb University. She is a member of the American Counseling Association. Seema is committed to providing her clients with a safe, empathetic, and welcoming space to explore their challenges, process their thoughts and emotions, and experience healing. She seeks to destigmatize mental healthcare for all populations and aims to provide her clients with the support and tools they need to lead their ideal lives. 

Seema has experience treating a variety of concerns including, but not limited to, sexual trauma, complex trauma, combat trauma, relational issues, anxiety, depression, and OCD. Seema works with individuals ages 16+ from all different backgrounds. She has a passion for serving the veteran, LGBTQ+, and BIPOC communities.

Seema uses an integrative, multicultural, trauma-informed approach that is mainly based on, but not exclusive to, person-centered, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral techniques. She is trained in the Enneagram and is passionate about utilizing it to help clients achieve their goals. Seema knows every person is different, so she aims to employ different techniques that fit each of her clients best.

Seema enjoys spending time with her family and friends, watching movies and shows, and boxing.

Robyn Noble, MCC has had over 30 years of experience in the mental health field. She received her Master’s in Community Counseling from Mississippi College and completed Post-Master’s work in Counselor Education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Throughout her career, Robyn has worked in a variety of mental health settings including adolescent and adult inpatient and out patient programs in both mental health and chemical dependency. She has also worked in residential treatment with women who have experienced trauma. She currently works as the therapist for the women’s trauma program at a local outpatient program.

Robyn has been trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She is also trained in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and has served on trauma response teams for disasters, school shootings and other traumatic events. She has somewhat of an eclectic style in her therapy which develops to fit the need of the client. She believes that therapy must be connection focused and has a relaxed style while working with hard issues. She works with adolescents and adults as well as couples. Robyn works with people who are dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, terminal or chronic illness, sexuality issues, adjustment issues and personality disorders. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, nature, anything water related and camping.