Flourishing goes beyond happiness
or satisfaction with life. True, people who flourish are happy. But that's not the half of it. Beyond feeling good, they're also doing good-adding value to the world. Barbara Fredrickson (2009).
I am so glad you are here...
Hi, I’m Jennifer, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with compassion and clarity. All identities, orientations, and expressions are welcome here. I work with teens and adults facing issues like Chronic Illness, Grief, Substance Use, Depression, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Women’s Mental Health, Military & Veterans’ Mental Health, Support for Military Families and Trauma.
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I've always been passionate about helping others and improving the lives of those around me. Social Work felt like a natural fit, combining my desire to support individuals, empower them to find their voice, and advocate for change. My goal is to create lasting, positive impact — both on a personal level and in the broader community.
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My approach is warm, collaborative, and tailored to your unique needs. I believe in creating a safe, supportive space where you can explore your experiences, build effective coping skills, and feel empowered to grow. Therapy with me is not one-size-fits-all — together, we’ll find what works best for you.
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Education
2018-2020
Master of Social Work
Alabama Mechanical and State University
Jennifer graduated with a Master of Social Work with a specialization in community mental health. throughout the program, Jennifer participated in the Behavioral Health Workforce Training Program that enhanced skills and professional development in the area of behavioral and integrative health. Jennifer was inducted to the Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society, Chi Lota Chapter.
2011-2014
Bachelor of Science Major - Psychology and Minor in Sociology
Virginia Polytechnic State and University
Jennifer attended Virginia Tech from 2012-2014 specializing in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. During her studies, she participated in numerous research studies and publishing a research article titled "Does breaking gender stereotypes contribute to victimization at school?" Jennifer developed a comprehensive view of the factors influencing personal and collective experiences that make them essential in understanding and improving interpersonal relationships or addressing social issues.