Jonathan Jenkins

Let's think about our thinking. Curiosity and bravery are important aspects of any learning experience and these traits are equally important in psychotherapy. As a psychologist, I encourage my clients to be both brave and curious as we respectfully examine and process poignant thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Through this thoughtful process, the client is able to grow and gain self-confidence and improved internal emotional regulation. My goal or agenda for psychotherapy is not mine but yours, and I look forward to collaborating with you and bearing witness to your growth.
I utilize a variety of empirically valid clinical techniques and practices to help my clients achieve their goals and increase their own self-awareness, including cognitive behavioral therapy, neuropsychological and psychological testing, and psychodynamic psychotherapy. Additionally, I have specialized training in autism, racial, sexual, and gender identity development.