Anneke Moody, LCSW

Portrait of Anneke Moody smiling in a dressy blue shirt

Specializations

  • Individuals: Adolescents (12+) and Adults

  • Trauma / PTSD: EMDR Certified

  • Navigating Relationships and Boundaries

  • Anxiety and Depression

  • Communication Skills

  • Spiritual Concerns and Growth

I am so happy that you are here checking out Ebenezer Counseling. Some people think that going to therapy means that they are weak or can’t get themselves together. The truth is, strong people can admit when they need help, and none of us have it all together. Therapy is a safe place to come and learn about yourself and how experiences and circumstances have shaped you. Therapy can be beneficial for concerns ranging from feeling overwhelmed to suffering from a severe mental illness. My goal as a therapist is to identify what your goals and desires are emotionally and behaviorally and help you meet them.

I enjoy working with pre-teens and teenagers, college students, and adults. I appreciate that therapy is a journey, and I am honored when people choose to let me walk with them through their questions and struggles. Sometimes we believe lies about ourselves that damage our relationships; discovering the Truth helps us find the freedom to be ourselves and to love ourselves and others. I enjoy helping clients develop assertive communication skills and navigate difficult relationships as they grow in self-awareness and heal from relational wounds.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and have been part of Ebenezer Counseling Services since 2013. I attended UT Knoxville to receive both my Bachelors and Masters in Social Work. I feel drawn to working with people who have experienced trauma and pain in their life. Emotional and psychological trauma can be caused by one-time events or ongoing, relentless stress. I am certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) which is a type of therapy that helps you get “unstuck” by targeting the way traumatic memories are stored in the brain.

I grew up in Knoxville and love this city. My husband Aaron and I have been married since 2005 and have two sons. Our family enjoys visiting National Parks, kayaking, playing board games, cooking at home, and reading good books. I am incredibly thankful for all of my family and church community and the time I get to spend in their presence.