COVID-19 UPDATE
Beginning Monday, March 23rd, I moved to holding telehealth (video) appointments only, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
Information on conducting telehealth appointments can be found here or on my Resources page.
Beginning Monday, March 23rd, I moved to holding telehealth (video) appointments only, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
Information on conducting telehealth appointments can be found here or on my Resources page.
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Providing mental health counseling services in the Manhattan, Kansas area since 2014, she earned a master’s degree from Syracuse University in 2008, and obtained her clinical license in 2012, in Upstate NY. She has worked in several states, practicing as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York, Alabama, and Kansas.
Problem areas of special interest include: depression, anxiety, pregnancy and postpartum issues, women’s issues, grief and loss, difficulty coping with major medical issues, stress, and relationship problems. Jessica has taken advanced training with Postpartum Support International, in pregnancy and postpartum mood disorders/ infertility and loss, and is working toward obtaining perinatal mental health certification, PMH-C. |
Practice PHILOSOPHY
The primary goal is to allow people to tell their stories, and process their experiences. Jessica has a strong clinical skillset that enables her to establish treatment frameworks to help clients develop practical and effective coping strategies, to feel a greater sense of empowerment, to be able to heal, grow, and become the best version of themselves. Ultimately, she sees herself as someone to help people become an agent of positive change in their own lives.
"If you are looking to learn more about yourself, and make some changes in your life, I want to be the person to take that journey with you."
"If you are looking to learn more about yourself, and make some changes in your life, I want to be the person to take that journey with you."