Mental Health Cooperative Nashville

Mental Health Cooperative's Nashville location treats adults, children, and teens facing mental health conditions, substance use disorders, and often both at once. Care spans the full spectrum: outpatient therapy, psychiatric medication management, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), peer support, and primary care, all working together.

Feel Supported From Every Angle

At MHC, care is all connected under one roof. Someone dealing with anxiety and substance use doesn't need two separate providers who never talk to each other. They get therapy, medication management, and primary care working together, plus help with the basics like housing, food, and stability. Clients can receive crisis support and get help from a care coordinator keeping everything on track.

Find Everything Needed, All in One Place

Mental Health Cooperative's Nashville campus is a space built for more than just appointments. Outside, there's picnic benches for lunch, a walking path, and a small pond where clients can sit and decompress between sessions. Inside, separate buildings handle adults, children and youth, and crisis care. As Davidson County's official mobile crisis provider, the campus is staffed 24/7 with police and EMS partnerships. There's even an onsite pharmacy, so picking up a prescription is easy.

Avoid Falling Through the Cracks After Care

Mental Health Cooperative supports long-term recovery through ongoing care coordination. Clients leaving crisis stabilization or completing an initial treatment phase stay connected to a care coordinator who helps manage mental health, physical health, and daily living needs. For those in substance use recovery, MHC's medication-assisted treatment clinics provide medication management alongside therapy and primary care, while peer recovery specialists offer ongoing support. Youth and families also have access to these services as well.