Jennifer Stout-middlecamp

Jennifer Stout-Middlecamp, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), brings a rich foundation in humanistic and cognitive behavioral therapies to her practice. She is adept in motivational interviewing and specializes in dialectical behavior therapy. With a focus on treating mood and anxiety disorders, trauma, and co-occurring addictive issues, Jennifer is dedicated to providing clients with the tools to navigate challenges related to self-perception, identity, and esteem. She particularly resonates with essential workers and professionals seeking wellness and balance, as well as individuals grappling with the effects of chronic bullying, feelings of emptiness, or a lack of purpose. Her therapeutic approach is mindful, heart-centered, and holistic, fostering a compassionate and nurturing environment. Jennifer is skilled in addressing grief, loss, and loneliness through trauma-informed care that empowers clients to embrace their resilience and strengths while offering a safe space to explore their needs. She is committed to helping others listen to their inner selves and live in alignment with their values, often equipping them with practical skills for change when they are ready. As an LGBTQ+ affirming practitioner, Jennifer ensures that all clients feel supported and valued. Outside of her professional life, she enjoys engaging with mindful parenting podcasts, spending quality time with her children and dog, practicing yoga, hiking, and exploring literature on human consciousness.