Jennifer is currently seeing children and adults virtually only. She specializes in supporting young children and guiding adults through challenges with warmth, experience, and clear strategies. She partners with adults and families to nurture connection and confidence while addressing emotional needs in a sensitive way.
Life’s stressors can overwhelm us, impacting our mental and physical health, causing us to experience anxiety, fatigue, irritability, or other symptoms.
I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental, and welcoming space where we can work through triggers, learn ways to improve your symptoms, and reframe challenges to build resilience and tackle life’s toughest experiences. My approach is always individualized to your personality, needs, and comfort level.
Dealing with personal challenges while trying to care for and parent children can be exhausting and complicated, especially if you’re uncertain how to best help.
I specialize in early childhood mental health and focus on fostering positive relationships with young children through play therapy strategies.
I have worked with a variety of diverse families and situations, and tailor sessions to best fit your family’s needs. As you might have guessed, therapy for young children often looks very different than it does for older children or adults, depending on their age and developmental needs.
With that in mind, we can dedicate time to playing, connecting, and learning skills, or schedule individual parent sessions to explore what’s happening and find the most effective strategies. Together, we can create a way forward and support lasting change.
It’s normal to feel unsure about how best to support yourself or your child. Jennifer provides a calm, collaborative space for adults, children and families to gain insight into their emotional needs and develop practical, effective strategies for everyday life. With a warm and engaging approach, she helps individuals and families navigate their feelings and actions while building confidence, resilience, and stronger connections.