Are you feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or longing for peace? Life's challenges can leave us feeling stuck or disconnected—from ourselves, from others, or even from God.

Jenny Klement, MA, LPC, works with adults seeking healing, wholeness, and deeper connection. She strives to create a warm, compassionate environment where clients feel safe, seen, and able to explore their stories without judgment.

Before becoming a counselor, Jenny spent more than 25 years in education and ministry as a teacher, presenter, and musician. Her own transformative experience with therapy inspired her to accompany others on their journeys toward restoration and hope.

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Therapeutic Approach

Jenny believes we were created for connection and that, although we can be wounded in relationships, healing can also take place through relationship. Therapy provides a safe space to explore what feels painful, confusing, or overwhelming and to discover new ways of moving forward.

Her approach is integrative, combining evidence-based therapy with a holistic, Christian understanding of the person. Depending on each client's needs, Jenny incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), relational therapy, somatic approaches, IFS-informed parts work, and trauma-informed therapy.

Jenny collaborates with clients to establish meaningful goals while helping them better understand the experiences, emotions, relationships, and patterns that may be keeping them stuck. When desired, Christian faith and spirituality can be thoughtfully integrated into the counseling process.

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Areas of Focus

Anxiety & Overwhelm • Depression • Grief & Loss • Trauma & Difficult Life Experiences • Relationship Concerns • Life Transitions • Self-Worth & Identity • Family & Relational Patterns • Faith & Spiritual Concerns • Emotional & Personal Growth

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Who Jenny Works With

Adults

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A Little About Jenny

When she's not meeting with clients, Jenny enjoys music, gardening, long walks, a really good cup of coffee, and especially spending time with her husband, Kurt, their five children, daughter-in-law, and grandson.

“We all need Jesus. But sometimes we need a therapist too.”