Marriage & Family Therapist Trainee
Supervised by Sharon Campbell, M.A.
LMFT 47603
Jessica has experience walking alongside teens and pre-teens as they navigate difficulties with life transitions, self-esteem issues, family issues, and challenging social and relational issues. Though her area of focus is young girls and women who face similar struggles, she welcomes anyone who is looking for extra support and collaboration on life's challenges.
B.A. Psychology, University of California Davis
M.A. Marriage & Family Therapist, Colorado Christian University (In Progress)
Anxiety & Panic Disorders
Depression
Marriage Counseling
Parenting
Pornography Issues
Relationship Issues
Religious Trauma
Women's Issues
Jessica is a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) trainee working under supervision, and completing a Master's degree in counseling from Colorado Christian University. She completed her undergrad at UC Davis with a B.A. in Psychology.
Jessica approaches therapy from a systemic perspective, recognizing that individuals are shaped by the relationships and systems surrounding them. Her goal is to create a warm and safe space where clients can truly feel seen and heard. In this space, the hope is that clients will feel free to explore their concerns and emotions while collaboratively exploring new ways to process, new narratives for their stories, and new ways of relating to themselves and others.
Everyone deserves to be heard and feel safe, and creating a space for this where trust can be built is a priority.
It is a blessing to walk through this journey together.
