Jenna Rhoades
MS, LPC-Associate, NCC
Supervised by Beck Munsey, PhD, LPC-S
I believe that healing doesn’t have to come with a suit sitting across from you. It can come from a kind and comfortable space. Life moves fast, and most of us don’t get much time to pause and ask ourselves the deeper questions: Who am I? Am I fulfilled? What do I want from this life? That’s where my love for this work comes in.
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I specialize in helping people explore their identity, navigate problematic behaviors or dependencies, and reconnect with what feels real and meaningful. My approach is warm, challenging, and collaborative. I’m not here to “fix” you, I’m here to sit in the mess with you, explore the hard (and sometimes unexpected) questions, and support you in creating lasting, authentic change.
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Whether you’re in the middle of a major life shift or just starting to feel like things aren’t working the way they used to, I offer a space where we can slow down, get curious, and make sense of it all together. I work with adults exploring identity (gender/sexuality) or experiencing depression, anxiety, shame, guilt, life transitions, problematic behaviors, and loss of meaning.
More about me
I operate from an existential-humanistic approach, which is a fancy way of saying I believe real change happens through honest connection, meaning-making, and reconnecting with all the parts of yourself. I emphasize the importance of responsibility, decision-making, and self-compassion in my work with clients.
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I’m a big fan of fantasy novels, loud music (give me all the punk and metal), and deep dives into DC comics, specifically anything Batman. I’m a proud cat parent and share my home with a couple of lovable staffy pitbulls. I live by the belief that everything should be celebrated & will find any excuses to get "just one more" tattoo. I am also a former college softball player and am currently pursuing my doctorate in Counseling Supervision & Education which I hope to complete by 2029.