Nancy Manire is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). She has an undergraduate degree in history and a master’s degree in social work plus 3 years of inpatient psychiatric work with supervision before sitting for the licensure exam for the state of Tennessee. She has been practicing since 1993, mostly in an Employee Assistance Program setting which she thoroughly enjoyed. While she has retired from full-time counseling, she finds she still enjoy seeing people, trying to help them sort through whatever difficulties they may be having. She loves hearing people’s stories. She is a recovering alcoholic with 29 years sobriety. She enjoys working with anyone who is challenged with addiction. Her general areas of expertise and interest are just the problems of daily life: anxiety, depression, job stress, family problems, LGBTQ, etc. 

 

She is a widow. She has a daughter, a son-in-law, two grown grandchildren, two dogs and a horse. She enjoys gardening. She volunteers at her church. As a lifelong Memphian, she is fortunate to have many friends to keep her busy and out of trouble. If you think she might be of help to you, please contact her and start a conversation.