Linnea Jewett

Linnea Jewett is a passionate and dedicated therapist who excels in working with couples. She believes that a flourishing relationship opens the door to a more fulfilled life. Linnea understands that when individuals feel seen, understood, and supported, they can truly thrive. Through her couples therapy sessions, she helps clients enhance their skills in communication, vulnerability, and emotional regulation, leading to greater empathy, patience, forgiveness, tolerance, and resilience during challenging times of anger, conflict, and difference. Her commitment lies in helping individuals foster meaningful connections and trust within themselves and their partners, encouraging them to break free from old narratives and unproductive behaviors that hinder their growth. Linnea is a somatic informed therapist, which means she values and incorporates non-verbal cues and expressions to deepen the therapeutic experience. She believes that by listening to and engaging with the body, clients can access a fuller sense of resource and wholeness, reminding them that they are more than just their thoughts. Linnea's extensive training includes the PACT model by Stan Tatkin, Emotionally Focused Therapy by Sue Johnson, and coursework from The Couple's Institute with Ellyn Bader and Peter Pearson, among various other trainings and workshops throughout her career. Her holistic and integrative approach supports individuals and couples navigating complex issues such as marital and premarital concerns, family conflicts, and life transitions.