Jody Fuller is a dedicated Maine therapist who understands the profound challenges of today's world, especially during these unique times shaped by the Covid-19 pandemic. Her practice centers around nurturing families, children, teens, and women navigating life transitions. With over 20 years of experience teaching preteens and gifted children, Jody brings a deep understanding of each child's unique development, strengths, and needs to her counseling sessions. She is particularly attuned to the shifting dynamics of adolescence, where remote therapy has become a vital tool for teens to connect and thrive. Jody's compassionate approach extends to young children, partnering with caregivers and parents to comprehend and enhance behavioral patterns. In her family-focused sessions, everyone’s voice is valued, fostering a collaborative environment for healing and growth. Jody also specializes in supporting women through significant transitions such as divorce, re-entering the workforce, coping with loneliness, aging, illness, and loss. With a commitment to understanding and supporting her clients, Jody is ready to accompany individuals through their personal journeys, ensuring that they feel heard and empowered.