Jessica Mutsch, LCSW

Hi, I’m Jessica. I’m glad you’re here.

I believe therapy is a collaborative relationship built on trust. I also believe it is a journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance.

With a commitment to ensuring that every client receives truly meaningful, high‑quality therapy; my style of therapy is calm, direct, and interactive. Empathy guides my work, and there’s a shared belief that the answers you’re looking for already exist within you. Therapy simply gives those answers room to come forward without judgment. Change becomes possible when connection is present, and healing grows one relationship at a time.

People who are ready to explore their inner world, examine patterns, process emotions, build empowerment, uncover strengths, and understand the “why” behind their experiences—tend to find my approach to be a strong fit.

Trauma work is at the heart of my practice and the care given is grounded in a deep understanding that healing honors the many layers that shape a person’s experience, including — family patterns, physical health and chronic conditions, generational experiences, career stressors, childhood environments, and the many other subtle threads that shape who we are. These countless subtle factors contribute to both struggle and resilience. As a trauma‑certified clinician, support is offered for both acute and complex trauma, with the understanding that trauma often underlies a wide range of symptoms and diagnoses.

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The way we work together:

Sessions are honest, supportive, and grounded in empathy. The goal is simple: for you to get genuinely good therapy. With training in both acute and complex trauma, there’s an understanding that trauma can show up in all kinds of ways, even when it doesn’t look obvious on the surface.

People who want to dig deeper — to understand patterns, make sense of emotions, build confidence, and figure out the “why” behind things — usually feel very at home here.

Every client is met with unconditional dignity. The hope is to create a space where you can slow down, feel safe, and be truly seen.

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Experience includes working with individuals, couples, and families navigating developmental trauma, anxiety, phobias, relationship challenges, and many other trauma‑related concerns.

Credentials: Master’s Degree in Social Work (MSW) with specific training in Trauma-Focused Approach, Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Brainspotting certification.