Jennifer Burton Flier

Jennifer Burton Flier, a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT, CDWF, CEAT), takes a resiliency-focused approach to healing, ensuring that the journey does not need to be an ordeal. Grounded in neuroscience, she understands that the most effective work on oneself comes from regulating the nervous system through simple wellness skills and educating clients about the brain-body connection. This paves the way for heightened daily well-being and lays the groundwork for trauma resolution. Recognizing that stressors are inevitable and many individuals have faced challenges or traumas from childhood that complicate life's transitions, Jennifer collaborates with clients to co-create personalized treatment plans that allow them to engage more fully in each moment. Drawing from attachment theory, she seamlessly integrates various therapeutic modalities into her practice, which includes EMDR, Brené Brown's shame resiliency work, expressive therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). As a Senior Faculty member of the Trauma Resource Institute, she starts therapy sessions with teaching somatic skills, creating a strong foundation for healing. A perpetual learner, Jennifer is committed to incorporating the latest methods and innovations into her therapeutic work, ensuring that her clients have access to diverse options for healing. She believes that healing flourishes within a connected, caring, and empathic relationship, emphasizing the importance of the therapeutic bond. During sessions, Jennifer consistently checks in with clients to ensure their needs are being met, fostering a supportive and nurturing environment for growth.