Meet Jenny

Jenny is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who supports adults and couples, ages 18 and older, through a warm, collaborative, and deeply human therapeutic approach. She meets every client exactly where they are, whether they see the glass half full, half empty, or feel like they’re holding a plate while searching for a cup. Her work centers on creating a compassionate, safe, and educational space where clients can process, learn, reconnect with themselves, and move toward meaningful change at a pace that feels right for them.

Her passion for this work is rooted in both personal experience and a rich interdisciplinary background. Jenny blends practical systems thinking with theories across the physical, life, and social sciences, grounding her approach in psychology, mental health, philosophy, and adaptive wellness. As an artist, military veteran, therapist, and proud neurodivergent human being, she often describes therapy as “art of the mind”; a creative, intentional process of understanding the inner and outer worlds at the same time. She works with adults and couples who feel stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or ready for something different. Her style is warm and steady, structured enough to create clarity without feeling rigid. Clients lead the pace; Jenny provides insight, guidance, and a collaborative path forward.

Jenny earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Michigan (2007) and her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College, graduating Summa Cum Laude (2021). Before becoming a therapist, she served five years in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Structural Mechanic – Safety Equipment (AME), working on F/A‑18 Hornets and completing two deployments aboard the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan. Her lived experiences in service, art, science, and in her own neurodivergent identity, shape the grounded, thoughtful, and adaptive way she shows up for her clients.

Outside the therapy room, Jenny continues to study the human experience through a multifaceted scientific lens while developing a therapeutic framework that integrates her clinical and interdisciplinary knowledge for both clients and fellow clinicians. She also loves creating and experiencing art and design, working out, reading, gaming, watching TV series and movies, traveling, trying new foods and experiences, and spending time laughing with friends and family. She will always be a Midwest girl at heart - especially when card and board games are involved.

Whether you’re navigating fear, anger, sadness, shame, guilt, grief, confusion, irritability, anxiety, overstimulation, under stimulation, or simply feeling lost or ready for change, Jenny steps into those experiences with you. She walks beside you, not ahead or behind, helping you uncover the most adaptive and meaningful path toward the life you want to build.