TN Voices is a statewide nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the mental health and wellbeing of children, families, adults, and communities across all 95 counties. Through counseling, family support, peer services, and advocacy, we empower families to thrive — from birth and beyond.

TN Voices impacts more than 60,000 individuals each year as the collaborative leader in guiding mental health transformation.

Voices in Bloom 2026

Voices in Bloom is TN Voices’ biggest fundraising event of the year, and we would love for you to join us!

Thursday, April 23

6-9 PM

14TENN (1410 51st Ave N, Nashville, TN 37209)

Our focus for the event is Cultivating Hope, and with your support, we can bring hope to families across Tennessee. Every ticket purchased and every donation made helps us continue our mission of providing children, families, and individuals the clinical and supportive care they need to thrive.

USA Today Top Workplace 2025

TN Voices is proud to announce that it has earned the prestigious 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces award!

This prestigious award celebrates organizations that prioritize a people-centered culture and foster an environment where employees feel valued and heard. This is a direct reflection of the passion, commitment, and spirit of collaboration that define our organization.

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Today, the Trump administration issued an executive order directing federal agencies to expedite research and access to psychedelic therapies, including ibogaine, for serious mental illness. Veterans are named as a priority population.
 
This is a pivotal moment for Tennessee. The Tennessee Senate has already passed the HOPE Treatment Act (HB 2075 / SB 2149), which authorizes our research institutions to participate in FDA-supervised ibogaine clinical trials and multistate consortium. The House now has the opportunity to act. 
 
"Today's executive order makes passage of the HOPE Treatment Act more essential, not less." — Rikki Harris, CEO of TN Voices 
 
The federal government is allocating funds and offering fast-track designations for qualifying psychedelic therapies. Tennessee's hospitals and research institutions can participate,  but only with the state-law foundation that the HOPE Treatment Act provides. 
 
The Senate has done its part. We urge the House to do the same before the close of the current legislative session. 
 
🔗 Read our full statement at the link in our bio. 
 
#HOPETreatmentAct #TNVoices #americans4ibo

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