
Tabitha Childers, MSN, NP
Nurse Practitioner
Atlanta GA
I work with clients by helping them stop treating upstream problems with downstream solutions. We look at the whole human: body, nervous system, story, stress, sleep, relationships, environment, meaning, and the patterns that keep repeating no matter how hard someone tries.
My work is practical, intuitive, and deeply collaborative. We build tools for nervous system regulation, embodied awareness, self-trust, lifestyle change, and integration. Sometimes that includes ketamine preparation and integration. Sometimes it includes hypnosis, somatics, sound therapy, or biomarker-informed wellness. Always, the goal is the same: more coherence, more agency, more capacity, and more life.
Tabitha Childers is an integrative nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of healthcare experience across Hospital Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Trauma Surgery, Integrative Medicine, and Ketamine-Assisted Therapies. Her clinical background gives her a grounded understanding of how stress, trauma, illness, and system-level gaps impact real human lives.
Her work blends lifestyle medicine, nervous system regulation, hypnosis, somatics, sound therapy, biomarker-informed wellness, and ketamine preparation and integration. She has worked with ketamine since 2020 and brings a whole-human, clinically informed presence to healing and transformation.
Tabitha is passionate about ethical psychedelic care, community wellbeing, healthcare worker restoration, and helping people rebuild coherence, agency, and vitality. She welcomes referrals, collaborations, and connection with therapists, medical colleagues, and community builders in Atlanta and beyond.
For fun, she loves yoga, dancing, paddle boarding, road trips, hula hooping, live music, and being lovingly bossed around by her three cats.
“I have unwavering faith in our capacity to heal and transform when we have the right tools, the right support, and the right room.”
I offer integrative support for people navigating burnout, depression, anxiety, grief, major life transitions, stress-related symptoms, and the desire for deeper healing. My work may include ketamine preparation and integration, lifestyle medicine, biomarker review, hypnosis, NLP-informed coaching, somatic practices, breathwork, sound therapy, and practical nervous system tools.
I am especially interested in what helps people become more resourced, more embodied, and more able to participate in their own healing.