Our Team

Founder & Clinical Director for MCFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor, & Therapeutic Executive Coach

Dr. Stacy Jagger, LMFT, RPT-S, DMin

Dr. Stacy Jagger is on a mission to heal disconnection in children & families. As the founder & clinical director of Music City Family Therapy, creator of the Mountain Method™ therapeutic protocol, & author of The 30 Day Blackout, Stacy is often praised for her connection based, rapid results approach to relational and family challenges. Her ability to connect to the child within and boldly speak hard truths with heart centered humor has earned her the nickname “Dr. Sassy”. 

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In 2023, Stacy founded Advocate for the Creative Child; a nonprofit organization that underwrites mental health care for underprivileged children and is building Creative Playhouses in underserved communities in her hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. Stacy is a sought after public speaker, sharing a message about Healing Disconnection in every aspect of our lives and businesses. 

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Stacy and her husband, holistic naturopath Ron Jagger, are the proud parents of four amazing children. In her free time, Stacy can usually be found exploring the natural world, playing music with her children, or enjoying her lifelong love of ballroom dancing.  

Director of Operations for MCFT, Family Holistic Health Practitioner, Neurofeedback & Biofeedback Technician

Ron Jagger, BCND, CNHP

As a Naturopath and Holistic Health Practitioner, Ron Jagger supports adults, teens, and children in addressing performance gaps, mental health concerns, & overall well being through non pharmaceutical interventions. Leveraging modalities like nutritional counseling, biofeedback, & neurofeedback, Ron offers a holistic alternative to the treatment of ADHD, Anxiety, & PTSD, and enhances performance for athletes, musicians, and executives. 

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Ron and his wife, Stacy, also host workshops and retreats for individuals, couples, & families seeking to restore creativity and wonder while improving their holistic health.

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Rebekah Wilson, LMFT

Rebekah joined MCFT in April of 2022 after previously counseling at Lipscomb University and being in private practice. She is a native of Williamson County and attended Lipscomb Academy, earned a BS from MTSU, and MMFT from TNU. Rebekah enjoys working with couples and families dealing with co-parenting issues, as well as teens and adolescents. She uses different approaches to counseling but focuses on attachment and experiential techniques. Rebekah has 4 children. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, hiking, camping, kayaking, reading, and spending time with her family. She practices in the Cool Springs office.

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Macy Butler, MMFT

Macy grew up in Baton Rouge and the Florida Panhandle and has been in the Nashville area for nine years. She’s married to her husband Rick and has two bonus daughters, Isabella and Camille, and is a new mama to baby Birdie. Macy has a unique background coming from the corporate sales world and blends her drive for results with her passion for personal growth and transformation with her Marriage and Family Therapy Master’s degree from Trevecca Nazarene University. Her calling is to help systems change their lives, whether it’s couples, children and families, or individuals through practical tools to help them get what they want so they can graduate therapy and move through their lives in a new, meaningful way. 

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Camden Betchick, MMFT

Camden Betchick is from Memphis Tennessee and is a graduate of the University of Tennessee. She has lived in Nashville for three years and is pursuing a Master’s degree at Trevecca Nazarene University. She spends her free time following Memphis Tigers athletics or working out at Cyclebar. She is also always looking for the best gluten-free meal in Nashville – accepting all recommendations!

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Having been in ministry with Young Life for the past seven years working with high school girls and being a full-time nanny for the past three years, Camden has a heart for kids and adolescents. She is looking forward to working with children and their families and finding peace in the family system.

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John Hinson, MMFT

John is a Middle Tennessee native with a passion for helping individuals and families impacted by substance abuse, addiction, and relational challenges. He holds a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Trevecca Nazarene University and is currently under the supervision of Stacy Jagger, LMFT, as he works toward full licensure.

Before entering the counseling field, John spent over 12 years as a leader in the landscape industry, having earned his bachelor’s degree in Plant Science & Horticulture from the University of Tennessee. His transition into therapy reflects a deep calling to walk alongside others in their healing journeys, especially those navigating shame, resistance, and family repair.

Outside of his clinical work, John enjoys reading, coaching little league baseball, and spending quality time with his family.

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Megan Kennedy, Masters Level Intern

Megan grew up in Boise, ID, and has been a resident of Nashville, TN, for 17 years. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Human Services from the University of the Cumberlands and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the same university. Megan is pursuing a career in counseling because she has seen firsthand the need for compassionate, skilled support for teens and families. She believes in a holistic, nonjudgmental approach that equips clients of all ages with practical tools they can carry throughout their lives.

Megan enjoys spending time with her family and friends, trying new foods, being outdoors, going to the theater, reading, writing, watching documentaries, and movie nights with her family. She is married to Rock, a music teacher, and they have two incredible children, Liam and Eliyahna.

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Brittney Jerkins, MMFT

Brittney is a Nashville native, who holds an MBA in Nonprofit Management from Lipscomb University and recently earned her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Trevecca Nazarene University.

In her free time, you’ll likely find Brittney hiking, exploring the city, or spending time with her fiancé and their Bernese Mountain Dog, Artemis. She’s always got a good book—or audiobook—on hand and loves unwinding with a walk and a story.

Before entering the counseling field, Brittney spent over a decade in nonprofit leadership and community engagement roles. With a heart for helping individuals, children, and families navigate life’s challenges, she brings warmth, curiosity, and a deep belief in the power of connection to her work. Brittney practices under the clinical supervision of Lacey Ryan, LMFT, and is honored to walk alongside clients on their journey toward healing and wholeness.