About Stacy Jagger
Dr. Stacy Jagger is a woman with a calling. That calling can be summarized in three words: Helping Families Heal. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and transformational coach, she does this every day. Whether one-on-one with a young child or treating the whole family, her goal is to help individuals reconnect with each other and overcome debilitating challenges.
Her specialty is dealing with families in crisis — those whose deep personal wounds cannot and will not heal without the kind of skillful guidance she offers. Using a combination of her academic training, along with techniques she developed through years of processing her own troubled childhood, she mastered what it takes to overcome severe trauma. She helps families heal and, using her own Mountain Method™, she can accomplish in months what traditionally takes years. She’s a miracle worker who brings individuals back from the brink of suicide, divorce, and technological isolation on a daily basis. Using the Mountain Method, she restores hope and heals families when all else has failed.
WHO IS
Stacy Jagger?
Dr. Stacy Jagger is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor (RPT-S), and an AAMFT Approved Supervisor with her Doctorate in Ministry.
But she’s not just a book-trained therapist, as her story attests. She is a speaker, author, transformational coach, mentor, visionary, and inspiring force upon others. She’s the founder of Music City Family Therapy and the inventor of the Mountain Method, her proprietary treatment protocol for working with the whole family when the primary concern is their children’s well-being.
She regularly appears on Nashville’s WSMV and WKRN television stations to advocate for families and children. She is a warrior in the fight to protect children from the dangers of technology and the Internet, and wrote the book “30 Day Blackout: How to help your kids turn off the screen and turn to their family.” She established the non-profit organization, Advocate for the Creative Child, which encourages and pays for underprivileged children to discover their inner strengths through art, music, and dance and also underwrites counseling services for traumatized children. In addition to hosting the Inspiring Families Podcast, she regularly appears on other podcasts discussing child and family issues.
She is wife to Ron Jagger and the mother of four wonderful children, whose theatrical, sports, and music endeavors fill her calendar with activity, joy, and excitement. And from her childhood, Stacy loves to dance.
WHAT DOES STACY DO?
Stacy coaches and counsels families and individuals not only in Nashville, but all over the United States. Hurting people come to her to help resolve their insurmountable issues—both present and past. Through one-on-one coaching and counseling sessions, both individually and collectively, and marriage and family intensive retreats, she brings people back together when they have given up hope. As an inspirational speaker, she conducts workshops with churches and corporations and offers hope to those facing challenging situations.
To be blunt, she’s good at bossing around high-powered corporate executives and billionaires and then can turn around and make hurting children laugh. That’s why they call her Dr. Sassy.
What does Stacy Jagger offer?
- Transformational Coaching
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Personal Coaching
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Corporate Coaching
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Intensives
- Inspirational Speaking
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Corporate
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Churches
- Books
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Luella
- Courses and products for the family
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Music with Mommie
- Advocate for the Creative Child
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Donor-funded services for underprivileged and traumatized children
- Mountain Method Training
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Treatment protocol for working with the whole family on the child’s behalf
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Tennessee-based therapy practice for children and families
- Little House at Sunnybrook Farm
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A retreat and event center that feels like home, hosted in an 1870s farmhouse.