Do you wonder...
Why am I so anxious?
There are four primary ways we develop clinical anxiety – we call these “vehicles of acquisition.“
We explore your vehicles of acquisition to create the most effective treatment path. Then, we get to work.
University of Washington, Masters in Social Work, California State University Northridge, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Jennie completed the 200-level BTTI training in 2021, consults in 300-level BTTI trainings annually, and has trained in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Trauma-focused evidence-based practices (e.g. Written Exposure Therapy, Prolonged Exposure for PTSD, Cognitive Processing Therapy). Finally, Jennie provides Habit Reversal Training for Trichotillomania & Excoriation Disorder, and regularly implements Mindfulness-based Interventions in her work and personal life.
Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, Jennie published a memoir titled “I am Jennie” through Gallery Books and made her own life changes on a televised VH1 show. She’s appeared on numerous talk shows, radio shows, and podcasts, ranging from Oprah to The View to Loveline, been a reoccurring guest of Headline News, lectured at Harvard, consulted as an in-house “sexpert” for Lovers, and her writing has appeared in Huffington Post and the New York Times.
Listen to Jennie on this podcast with Dr. Drew.
There are four primary ways we develop clinical anxiety – we call these “vehicles of acquisition.“
We explore your vehicles of acquisition to create the most effective treatment path. Then, we get to work.
