Jennifer Laurich, MA, LPC
Jennifer has a relaxed and laid back approach to therapy that is eclectic and integrative. She accepts people where they are at, knowing that whatever prompts someone to seek out a therapist is never easy. She knows that building rapport with clients is key so that they know they’re safe and not alone. Together, you can work to get to a place where they can feel free to talk about anything without fear of judgment.
Jennifer has worked with phase of life problems and difficulty with adjustment, anxiety and depression in clients who are resistant to trying new things or medications, trauma that cannot be processed due to ongoing life problems that interfere with trauma being a continued focus. She has been working as an ally with the LGBTQ+ community for years in her private practice, and also often worked with law enforcement and first responders.
Education and Training
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Masters of Arts in Psychology, West Texas A&M University
- Adlerian
- Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
- Culturally Sensitive
- Person-Centered
- Solution Focused Brief (SFBT)
- Trauma Focused
Areas of Focus
- Mood
- Life Transitions
- Stress
- Maternal Mental Health
- Infertility
- Medical/Chronic Illness
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