LMFT, 14 years of experience
My name is Jen Leone, Marriage and Family Therapist in practice for 14 years. I specialize in working with adult professionals who need support in relationships, grief, and life transitions. Habits, losses, regret and trauma can get in the way of realizing true potential and living a full life. I can guide and support those who are ready to get unstuck, moving towards clear rather than fear based-choices.
Our first session we will prioritize your concerns, explore past patterns and future goals. If goals are not yet clear, we can co-create a better understanding your personal values. We will then examine what might be preventing you from attaining those goals, relationally, personally or professionally.
As a clinician, I listen critically to understand your personal style & challenges. I am quite sensitive to individual needs and pain. However, I also use humor to humanize our universal flaws and foiables.
I enjoy working with professional adults looking to examine not only their relationships but their purpose, and those willing to work to make changes for a more successful future.
4 ratings with written reviews
July 18, 2025
Wonderful person to talk to, will definitely help you through a hard time.
June 21, 2025
She was wonderful, very open, very concise and very helpful. Opening my mind up so that she could see what I do was hard but necessary. I am looking forward to talking out my problems with her.
June 17, 2025
Jen is by far the best therapist I’ve worked with. She makes me feel truly seen and understood. She listens deeply, is never judgmental, and always creates a safe space for me to be myself. She’s insightful, emotionally present, and knows how to gently challenge me in a way that helps me grow. I leave every session feeling more grounded and connected to myself. I’m really grateful to have found her.
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