Kezia Jackson
Psychologist, PSYD
Clayton,
MO
US
Dr. Kezia Jackson is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the complexities of dysfunction. Those seeking her guidance often find themselves grappling with questions like, "Am I clinically depressed?" or "Does my child have ADHD or a learning disability?" Through formal assessments and testing, Dr. Jackson aids individuals in comprehending their unique strengths and areas of concern. Her psychological and psychoeducational assessments provide clarity on what is occurring and may lead to formal diagnoses or actionable suggestions for improvement.
As a warm and inclusive therapist, she is committed to helping clients achieve their individual goals, especially in areas such as trauma and its lingering effects on everyday life, anxiety management, and supporting parents and caregivers. At Healing Spaces, Dr. Jackson contributes to a nurturing group practice composed of compassionate, trauma-informed clinicians, all dedicated to uplifting clients on their paths toward improved mental and emotional wellbeing. Together, they create a safe, therapeutic environment that encourages healing. Dr. Jackson is excited to embark on this journey alongside her clients.
As a warm and inclusive therapist, she is committed to helping clients achieve their individual goals, especially in areas such as trauma and its lingering effects on everyday life, anxiety management, and supporting parents and caregivers. At Healing Spaces, Dr. Jackson contributes to a nurturing group practice composed of compassionate, trauma-informed clinicians, all dedicated to uplifting clients on their paths toward improved mental and emotional wellbeing. Together, they create a safe, therapeutic environment that encourages healing. Dr. Jackson is excited to embark on this journey alongside her clients.
This clinician is not employed by 7 Cups. This page is part of a provider directory. Only therapists that have claimed their listing with 7 Cups can be contacted directly through the platform. All other therapists are listed as a resource for visitors. They are not employed by 7 Cups.
