Wendy Jacobsen is a dedicated therapist who thrives in supporting families, couples, and individuals across various ages. She employs a range of evidence-based therapeutic modalities tailored to her clients' unique needs, including trauma-focused CBT, the psychobiological approach to couples therapy (PACT), somatic mindfulness, play therapy, and sand tray techniques. Understanding the importance of a holistic approach, Wendy addresses the overall needs of each person, including their spirituality, sexual orientation, and gender expression and identity. Committed to ongoing education, she stays updated on the latest research in trauma and neuropsychology. Wendy adopts a client-led approach while providing goal-setting and structure during sessions. Her methods reflect a trauma-informed, humanistic, and multicultural perspective. With four years of experience working with high school youth facing challenges related to loss, racism, and instability, alongside three years living in countries such as Jordan, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and England, she has cultivated a deep empathy for those she serves, witnessing both heartache and resilience. Wendy believes in the power of personal change and envisions the development of a more compassionate, empathetic society, beginning with individuals and their families. She appreciates the commitment clients make to engage in the transformative journey of psychological growth.