Janice (Jann) Holladay

My communication style

I meet you where you are, so our conversations feel natural and respectful. I listen actively and respond in ways that reflect what matters most to you. Sometimes that means being direct, sometimes using humor, and sometimes slowing down to sit with something tender.

My journey to mental healthcare

Even as a kid, I was drawn to understanding what made people tick. That curiosity grew into a lasting interest in how people make sense of their lives. What motivates me most is joining clients in their stories, helping them see possibilities, and reminding them they don't have to carry things alone.

My goals for you

I see goals as a roadmap for therapy. They give us direction while leaving room for detours and discoveries. Goals can shift as your needs shift. What matters is that they guide us toward what feels most worthwhile to you. Progress can be felt in moments of relief, growth, or finding steadier footing.

Our first session

My goal is to make our first session feel safe and comfortable. You decide how much or how little you want to share. Some people open up right away, while others prefer to start slowly—both are completely okay. I like to think of it as going swimming. Some cannonball into the deep end, while others dip their toes in.

I identify as...

• Female
• Caucasian or White
• Interfaith