Jessica Comrie

My communication style

I am very informal, aware, and informative in my approach. I do not believe anyone always has all the answers, but I strongly believe that the therapeutic relationship can empower clients to have hope in hard times and have faith in themselves again.

My journey to mental healthcare

I became a therapist because of my own journey as a teen with anxiety, depression, and ADHD. When I was in high school, I mentored a kid who struggled with self-injury, and I was never the same since. I know firsthand what it is to be neurodivergent, pretending nothing is wrong, and I want to help others as they learn how not to mask themselves.

My goals for you

I partner with clients to explore what they want to get most out of therapy, and how I can support them in that dynamic journey. I believe clients, kids, parents, and adults know themselves best, and their voice is important in developing goals that can be helpful steps to strive for to meet their needs.

Our first session

Client's can expect in our first session, openness, humility, warmth and a good sense of humor! I also believe that, even on a virtual platform, hands-on therapy is essential, especially for my younger, more active clients. We integrate into sessions what clients love and value most to drive their healing and growth!

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White
• Christian