Therapy Services

Psychotherapy can help to navigate transitions, consider choices, overcome obstacles, develop strategies to address life challenges, and cultivate strengths and skills. Every client is unique, bringing distinct strengths and vulnerabilities, a singular set of life experiences, and individual perspectives and goals. Jenn uses a flexible, creative approach to therapy, and offers individualized support designed to meet the needs of each client. She works collaboratively with clients to identify areas of concern, develop appropriate goals, and implement strategies and treatment plans.

Jenn provides open-ended and brief treatment for a range of issues including, but not limited to:

• depression
• anxiety and stress
• interpersonal conflict and communication
• problems of childhood, adolescence, and emerging adulthood
• trauma
• parenting concerns
• academic, work, and career issues
• life transitions
• personal growth and identity

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Assessment Services

Seeing your child struggle in school, with friendships, or with difficult emotions like sadness, anger, frustration, and anxiety can be painful and worrisome. Drawing on her years of training and experience as an educator, Jenn focuses on building a comprehensive understanding of each child’s learning and behavior. She then helps parents and children better understand the issues at play, identifies how to leverage strengths, and determines what support is needed to help your child grow and succeed. Assessments are conducted in a warm, non-clinical, low-stress environment, with an emphasis on continuity of care and enduring, productive relationships with clients and families. Jenn provides comprehensive evaluations with detailed information about strengths and weaknesses, accurate diagnoses based on consideration of multiple sources of information, and practical, targeted recommendations. Jenn is committed to writing timely reports in language that is clear and understandable.

Assessment is available for:

• Academic issues
  
• Learning disabilities
• Autism spectrum and social communication disorders
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
• Executive functioning deficits
• Emotional issues including anxiety and depression

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