Ernest Britton, M.D.

• Has been a physician for 30 years and a psychiatrist for 27 years
  
• Received his medical license at the University of Tennessee and completed his Psychiatric Residency at the University of Tennessee
  
• Licensed in Tennessee
  
• Treats adults and adolescents
  
• Provides treatment for mood disorders, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, psychotic and adjustment disorders as well as Alcohol and Drug
  
• One of the founders of HealthQuest
  
• Member of the American Medical Association and the American Psychiatric Association
  
• Admits to St. Francis Hospital and Community Behavioral Health
  

Ashok Rao, M.D.

• Has been a physician for 27 years and psychiatrist for 22 years
  
• Received his medical training in India and completed his Residency in Psychiatry at the University of Tennessee
  
• Licensed in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi
  
• Treats adults and geriatric patients
  
• Board Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Adult and Geriatric Psychiatry
  
• Board Certified by the American Board of Managed Care Medicine
  
• Has privileges to practice psychiatry at St. Francis, Lakeside Behavioral Health, Community Behavioral Health, Methodist and Baptist Health Systems
  
• One of the founders of HealthQuest
  
• Member of the American Medical Association and American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin
  
• Consults at Baptist Memorial Hospital and Methodist Hospital

Tejinder Saini, M.D.

• Received his medical training in India and completed his Psychiatry Residency at the University of Tennessee, in 1986
  
• Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
  
• Certified by the American Board of Managed Care Medicine and by the American Board of Disability Examiners
  
• Licensed in Tennessee and Mississippi
  
• Enjoys working with adolescent, adult and geriatric patients
  
• Specializes in the treatment of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders as well as chemical dependency
  
• Medical Director for Community Behavioral Health
  
• Currently admits patients to Lakeside Behavioral Health, Community Behavioral Health and Methodist Healthcare Hospital
  
• Consults at Baptist Memorial Hospital and Methodist Hospital
  
• Member of the American Medical Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the Tennessee Psychiatric Association and the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin

Patrick Hopper, MS., LPC - MHSP

• Graduate of The University of Memphis; B.A., Psychology, 1986; Counseling & Personnel Services with concentration in Community Agency Counseling, 1993.
• 23 years experience working with adult and geriatric clients in group and individual settings.
• Extensive experience in counseling and therapy of individuals diagnosed with psychotic disorders, mood disorders, substance abuse/dependence, anxiety, anger and behavior management issues.
• Completed Basic/Advanced Hypnosis Training, and certified by the National Guild of Hypnotists, Inc.

Trina Middleton, L.C.S.W.

• Graduated from the University Of Texas in Arlington with a Masters in Social Work in 1983.
  
• Over 18 years experience in outpatient mental health treatment.
  
• Enjoys working with families and couples but her practice includes adults and adolescents in a variety of problem areas, including anxiety, depression, grief, women's issues, acute stress, adjustment reactions, couples and family problems, as well as stress management
  
• Currently leading a group therapy for adults with depressive disorders
  
• Completed Level I EMDR training

Chuck Fitzgerald, L.C.S.W.

• Graduated with a Master of Arts in English Literature, a Master of Science in Social Work, and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker
  
• In addition to private practice experience, has three years experience in providing psychotherapy to hospitalized adult psychiatric patients
  
• Works with young adults, adults, couples and parents, specializing in depression, mood disorders, PTSD, addictions, physical, emotional and sexual abuse, and anger management
  
• "The difference between a difficulty and a problem is that a difficulty can be solved, but a problem cannot be solved. The only 'solution' to a true problem is to outgrow it. The work, then, for all of us, is to grow beyond our problems, to widen and deepen our personalities and, through growth and transformation, to become the unique and whole individual that each of us carries within."