Jennifer Moreno, MA, LCPC, CADC Therapist | 60555

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Hello, I’m Jennifer (first name). Life may feel overwhelming right now but you’re in the right place. Sometimes, you need to talk to someone who will listen and help you process trauma, complex family situations, and specific life experiences. 

Therapy and counseling is about healing, learning, and growing. I see my clients from a psychodynamic and attachment lens. This means that I work with clients with an understanding that our early experiences and relationships can have a profound impact on our current well-being and that attachment is a very important part of who we are. I also see people from a cultural lens and understand how your lived experiences need to be understood and honored in the therapy room. 

I believe that the therapy relationship is an intimate, and important one. The therapy environment, whether it be in office or through tele-health, should feel safe, warm, and judgement free. The work that you and I do in therapy will facilitate healing and existential curiosity. I like my clients to know that I am Queer, Latinx, and adopted. I use these real experiences to help me understand things about your experiences that book knowledge will not give me, but therapy is about you.  I provide a safe, affirming, and judgement free therapy environment.

I have a Masters Degree in Community Counseling, am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC). Professionally, I’ve worked in a variety of settings from hospitals and end of life settings, with chronic and terminal illness, and with the LGBTQIA+ community and. I have special interests in social justice, adoption, trauma, the traumatic effects of oppression, and culture, gender, and sexuality. 

My scope of practice is:

• Adult individual therapy
• Couples therapy
• Culturally Sensitive/Social Justice focused
• Substance Use
• Mood disorders
• Clinical Supervision and Consultation
• Trauma- specifically: chronic illness, chronic pain, end of life, grief, adoption and family complexities, healing after conversion therapy, survivors of violent crimes, compassion fatigue, and surviving abuse.
• Medical trauma
• LGBTQIA+ affirming