Jessica works with adults who want to better understand themselves and build healthier ways to relate to themselves and others. She often works with folks who are deeply aware of their patterns, but still find themselves showing up in ways that don’t feel aligned. Jessica has a particular passion for supporting the perinatal population as they navigate the complexity of parenthood. She works with folks who want to show up for their children in ways that reflect their values, while staying connected to themselves, within a season of life that asks so much of them. This can include exploring identity, navigating the challenge of prioritizing yourself, understanding your own parenting triggers, or developing a deeper understanding of healthy relationships and how to cultivate them with your children.

Jessica’s approach is warm, relational, and trauma-informed. She believes that meaningful change and deep healing happens when folks feel respected, understood, and accepted in the therapeutic relationship. Jessica approaches therapy with curiosity, prioritizes collaboration, and works with clients to create goals that are deeply meaningful to them. Therapy with Jessica is not about the endless pursuit of the "best" version of yourself. It is about developing a deeper understanding of your experiences, values and beliefs, and creating more space to respond in ways that feel aligned. Jessica also supports folks to move toward a different relationship with themselves. Where they can learn to hold their struggles with the same curiosity, care, and accountability they might offer someone else.

Jessica is a Canadian Certified Counsellor, is Perinatal Mental Health Certified (PMH-C) and holds a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. Outside of the therapy space, Jessica spends time with her family and friends, enjoying time being connected with others. She believes in the power of authenticity and in therapists showing up as themselves so that sessions feel connected and real.