About
ABOUT THE PRACTICE
Our Story
After more than two decades working in large-scale mental health and addiction treatment centers, Christopher O’Reilly wanted to create something different. In 2024, he founded Remedy Counseling & Wellness to bring the depth of experience found in leading treatment settings to a more personal, individualized practice.
At Remedy, therapy is not built around a predetermined program or timeline. Each client brings a different history, personality, relationship, and set of circumstances. The work begins by understanding the whole picture and then developing an approach that fits.
Remedy serves individuals, couples, and families throughout Franklin, Nashville, and Middle Tennessee, with a particular focus on clients facing complex personal, relational, and professional challenges.
OUR APPROACH
The goal is not simply to feel better. It is to live, relate, and respond differently.
Our work is grounded in understanding the patterns that shape relationships, emotional responses, behavior, and decision-making. Together, we work to understand what is happening beneath the surface, what may be driving it, and what needs to change. Therapy is thoughtful, individualized, and focused on meaningful change.
ABOUT THE THERAPIST
Meet Christopher
Christopher O'Reilly is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 20 years of experience working in nationally recognized treatment organizations specializing in trauma and addiction.
Throughout his career, he has worked with individuals, couples, families, and professionals navigating some of life's most complex challenges. His clinical experience has been complemented by extensive leadership work, including program development, staff development, clinical training, and organizational leadership. He has also presented at national conferences and taught counseling and mindfulness at the university level.
This breadth of experience has given Christopher a perspective that extends beyond the therapy room. He understands the complexity of the patterns, relationships, and circumstances that surround difficult challenges—and when a different approach is needed.
Why [re]medy?
The name Remedy comes from the Latin word remedium, meaning a means of healing or restoration.- to be done again or go back and mederi to heal.
We believe meaningful change begins with understanding your individual story.
