Counseling

Early in life, Jenny knew she wanted to help people… so she started down what has now been a 25-year path in the psychiatric field. In 1995, Jenny began working with Rivendell Behavioral Health Sciences and in 2000, moved to Baptist Health Behavioral Services where she completed psychiatric screenings to help facilitate appropriate psychiatric treatment. In 2002, she accepted the position of Regional Director for DaySpring Behavioral Health Services and opened the initial Central Arkansas office in Little Rock. Over the next decade, Jenny worked with Rivendell and Baptist Health among other entities before she held the position of Executive Director for LearningRx from 2009 to 2013. In late 2013, she began building her private therapy practice which she eventually relocated to Maumelle, and currently Little Rock.

As a Licensed Certified Social Worker in the State of Arkansas, Jenny obtained a Master’s Degree in social work, completed two-years (4,000 hours) of LCSW supervised social work experience; successfully passed a Board-approved examination; and cleared a criminal background check.

Jenny has also completed a certification in Telemental Health Counseling allowing her to work with clients remotely throughout the state over the phone or through video conferencing.

Rates and General Policies

Individual counseling is $190/hour, couples are $300/hour, and court collaboration is $375/hour. (Private pay only.)

If you miss an appointment and don’t cancel it a day in advance – and your slot is unable to be filled with another client – you will be billed for your missed appointment time.

Appointments are available via Teletherapy – over a phone call, or video conferencing.

Location and Contact Information

Located in Little Rock at the Westlake Redding Building, 1701 Centerview Drive, Suite 119 – Little Rock, AR 72211. Phone: (501) 442-7652

Patient Intake Forms

Women's Issues

Nurture your identity and find your own personal balance in life. Coping with multiple roles as a mother, wife, care-taker, career, etc. Previous challenges; abuse, self-image.

Depression

70% more likely to affect women… Often needless suffering as NMIH reports 80% success for those seeking help. Genetics, brain chemistry, personality, and environment all contribute.

Anxiety

The most common “mental illness” that affects nearly one in five individuals. Highly treatable, although only one in three reaches out for help. One in five with depression also suffer anxiety.

Grief

Nurture your identity and find your own personal balance in life. Coping with multiple roles as a mother, wife, care-taker, career, etc. Previous challenges; abuse, self-image.

Divorce

70% more likely to affect women… Often needless suffering as NMIH reports 80% success for those seeking help. Genetics, brain chemistry, personality, and environment all contribute.

Co-Parenting / Blended Family

1,300+ new blended families are formed daily in the US. With new roles and relationships for all involved, coaching and counseling is an investment in your family’s success.