Indigo Path Collective

06/04/2026

Any day we wake up to a video of our founder, Dr. Jeremy Henderson-Teelucksingh, talking about trauma-informed principles is a good way to start the day!

Link to our integrated behavioral health offerings in the comments.

Thank you, Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies, for the feature!

05/27/2026

Most people do not realize they handed their authority over a long time ago.

They just know they second-guess themselves, over-explain, struggle to say no, or feel responsible for keeping relationships stable, no matter the cost to themselves.

A lot of that did not start because something is wrong with you. It started because, at some point, staying connected felt safer than fully being yourself.

This new blog from Indigo Path Collective explores where that pattern comes from, why it continues, and what it means to begin relating to yourself differently.

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05/26/2026

Sometimes looking back is just what you need to make sense of it all, which is why counseling at Indigo Path Collective creates time and space to examine what was so that you can move toward what will be!

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05/14/2026

New Better Us blog post alert!

Your reactions were learned for a reason. This post examines how trauma shapes your responses and what it means to renew your relationship with yourself when those patterns start getting in your way.

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05/11/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

Mental and behavioral health impacts every part of our lives.

They affect our relationships, productivity, stress, sleep, nutrition, identity, illnesses, and the ability to keep going in the face of adversity.

That is part of what we mean at Indigo Path Collective when we talk about “Wellness Everywhere.” We must shift our focus to improving wellness at home, at work, and across our communities for all of us.

I also want to thank Ren for being visible about mental health in Hi Ren (link in the comments). The song verbalizes the internal fight far too many of us live with every day, but rarely talk about with anyone.

04/28/2026

Most trauma conversations focus on what happened. This book focuses on what happens next. The Trauma-Informed You examines the relationship people develop with themselves after experiences that were difficult to overcome.

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04/23/2026

We’re so excited to be part of such a worthwhile event!

A huge, heartfelt THANK YOU to Indigo Path Collective for presenting the Doggie Drag Show: Y2K-9 as one of our Lavender Presenting Sponsors!

Join us on Friday, May 8th at Play Dance Bar to celebrate 6 years of keeping pets and people together as we raise funds for foster dogs and cats in Middle Tennessee.

This year's theme is Y2K-9 so come party like it's... a little later than 1999! Doors open at 7. Show starts at 8. $20 Cash Cover at the door. VIP Tickets available at givebutter.com/DoggieDragY2K9

*18+ Only
**No Dogs unless they are pre-approved participants in the Doggie Drag Show

04/20/2026

Doing everything right on the outside, but something still feels off on the inside.

Indigo Path Collective is announcing the release of The Trauma-Informed You: Renewing Your Relationship With Yourself by Dr. Jeremy Henderson-Teelucksingh.

Now available on Amazon in print and Kindle.

This work focuses on how people adapt to stay connected, accepted, or safe and how those adaptations shape the relationship with oneself over time.

From there, the focus shifts to renewal.

Link in the comments.

04/14/2026

At Indigo Path Collective, we are so excited to sponsor this fundraiser in support of Pawster. Not only do we love dogs and drag, but we also know how vital it is to one's mental health to know that someone is there to foster your dogs and cats when tragedy strikes.

Thank you, Pawster, for being such an important part of our Nashville community!



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04/02/2026

Trauma does not always appear immediately after a difficult experience. Many people notice its effects years later, especially within close relationships. Reactions such as anxiety during conflict, difficulty trusting others, or strong emotional responses can reflect how the nervous system learned to protect itself earlier in life. Understanding this connection can help explain why trauma often shows up in relationships later on.

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