Jeffrey Fry

My communication style

My style is friendly and relaxed, but direct. When I work with people, I want them to feel comfortable and maybe even laugh a bit if it is warranted. So in the first session, my opening is most often "What can I do for you today?" I want people to feel comfortable in stating what is going on with them.

My journey to mental healthcare

I come from a family of helpers. I was helping my 2nd-grade teacher with another student who I now know had an autism spectrum disorder. I was blessed with a supportive and loving family that encouraged good work. Protecting people who are being mistreated and treating them with dignity was of the highest priority for my family.

My goals for you

We'll identify your biggest concerns and discuss what needs to happen to make progress. You'll leave each session knowing what to work on. In following sessions, we'll review your progress and adjust our plan as needed.

Our first session

They will be asked to relay what is going on. I will ask follow-up questions and make suggestions on possible solutions. I will try to explain the possible reasons behind their challenges. So there will be explanations for why certain thoughts, feelings, or behaviors have been occurring will be shared.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White
• Christian