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She believes her clients are the experts in their own life and as her client, she will meet you wherever you are in your journey and work collaboratively with you to facilitate healing by holding space while you explore the meaningful connections between past and present issues, learn to regulate your nervous system, increase connection to self, others, and the world, and discover and heal wounds that are holding you back from embodying your true, authentic self. She is passionate and honored to be a witness and facilitator to the healing and transformation of her clients through the therapeutic process 

Jamie earned her Masters of Education degree from Cleveland State University and is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in the state of Ohio.

In session, Jamie has an eclectic approach, working from a somatically-oriented trauma-informed lens, and utilizing interventions from polyvagal theory, attachment theory, ego-state theory and Internal Family Systems (IFS) also known as parts work or inner child work, and somatic EMDR, to help her clients achieve healing and wellness by working to align and bring harmony to all parts of their internal system; mind, body, spirit, and emotions.

Jamie has experience working with clients across the life-span with a variety of mental health concerns such as depression, dissociative disorders, attachment disorders, relationship issues, anxiety, ADHD, personality disorders, PTSD and C-PTSD, and mental health struggles related to life transitions, identity development, and relationship struggles. Jamie takes a special interest in working with adults who feel ready to heal the wounds of younger parts of themselves, who are struggling with relationships, and who are seeking a deeper connection to themselves and the world.

Jamie is a Somatic EMDR practitioner certified through The Embody Lab and is trained in Integrative Somatic parts work and Integrative Breathwork.

Jamie works under the supervision of Dani Proffitt, MEd., LPCC-S, MFT.