Jess (she/her) offers narrative and existential-humanistic therapy in a warm, collaborative space where clients are invited to show up fully—with their quirks, questions, grief, hopes, and complexities. Her approach is anti-oppressive, feminist, and affirming of neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ identities. Jess works alongside youth and adults navigating anxiety, grief, burnout, identity exploration, and big life transitions.

Jess (she/her) offers narrative and existential-humanistic therapy in a warm, collaborative space... Read More