Jenn believes everyone has a story, and she wants to hear yours. She's curious about how people became who they are, why certain patterns developed, and what those patterns may have once helped them survive, manage, or understand. Her work looks beneath the surface of a behavior or struggle so clients can better understand themselves and decide what they want to change.
Jenn's approach is eclectic, collaborative, and client-centered. She tailors therapy to the individual rather than expecting the client to fit a particular modality, and believes clients are the experts on their own lives. She especially enjoys working with trauma and PTSD, grief, substance use and recovery, neurodivergence and later-identified ADHD or autism, LGBTQ+ identities, major life transitions, and ENM, polyamory, and other alternative relationship structures. As the spouse of a veteran, she also has a particular interest in working with veterans and military-connected clients.
Born and raised in Chicago, with time in Tucson, Northeast Georgia, and 25 years in the Memphis area raising her family, Jenn moved to Fort Wayne in 2019 and is proud to be part of the community she now calls home. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Purdue University Fort Wayne and a master's in social work from Indiana University Fort Wayne. Jenn is an associate clinician practicing under the supervision of Kendra Miklos, MSW, LCSW, LCAC, CSAYC.