MEET JESS, LPC

YOU DON’T HAVE TO CARRY THIS alone.

I’m an Michigan-based therapist who worka with people navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, and patterns that keep getting in the way of feeling fulfilled.

A woman with light brown, wavy hair wearing large tortoiseshell glasses, gold earrings, a gold necklace, and a light beige sweater against a black background.
A person sitting at a wooden table with a silver laptop and a notebook, next to a large green monstera plant against a plain wall.


BEING HERE DOESN’T MEAN YOU’RE WEAK—IT MEANS YOU’RE strong.

Being here doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you’re willing to be honest about what isn’t working and curious enough to look at it differently. It takes strength to pause, ask questions, and give yourself the space to understand what’s underneath the patterns, relationships, or feelings that brought you here.

Therapy isn’t about fixing what’s wrong with you. It’s about developing a deeper understanding of yourself so you can make choices that feel more intentional, connected, and true to who you are. Reaching out is not a sign that you can’t handle things on your own—it’s a sign that you’re ready to stop simply getting through things and start doing something different.

How I work

A woman with long brown hair sitting by a window, looking outside on a bright day.

01

I BELIEVE CHANGE HAPPENS WHEN YOU face it.

When you’re willing to look honestly at what’s happening beneath the surface, you can begin to understand the patterns that keep you stuck and make different choices moving forward.

02

My Specialties

NAVIGATING CHANGE

Relationships

BREAKING PATTERNS

Understanding Yourself

A green armchair with gold metal armrests and legs, placed on a wooden floor near a window with white curtains. A few books are stacked on the seat.

HEre’s what I believe about therapy:

This isn't about becoming someone "different."

It’s about becoming more fully yourself—understanding what drives you, what holds you back, and what you want to change.


The best investment you can make is in yourself.

If you’re used to putting everyone else first, making space for yourself can feel unfamiliar—even uncomfortable. Therapy gives you the opportunity to step back, pay attention to what you need, and invest in the person you’re always asking everyone else to care for.


You are inherently deserving.

You don’t have to earn rest, care, support, or the right to take up space. You are deserving of the same compassion and attention you so often give to everyone else.

My Background

Ready to get started?

YOU’RE ALLOWED TO PUT YOURSELF FIRST.