Jennifer Shenk is a compassionate counselor, LPC, whose therapeutic practice is grounded in psychodynamic theory, allowing for a flexible approach tailored to the unique needs of each individual. She fosters a nurturing environment where clients feel safe to speak openly and are deeply understood and respected. Utilizing tools such as memories, metaphors, symbols, contextual dream analysis, and creative discovery, Jennifer helps her clients gain insights into their motivations and emotional triggers. Her aim is not merely to alleviate symptoms but to explore the essence of who her clients are, understand how their experiences have shaped them, and unearth emotional blind spots. Through this collaborative journey, opportunities for growth are identified, enabling clients to better manage suffering and cultivate more fulfilling relationships and a deeper sense of belonging in the world. Jennifer graduated with honors, earning her BS in Psychology and MA in Counseling from Eastern Mennonite University. Committed to the ongoing study of the human condition and the psychoanalytically-oriented theoretical perspective, she continuously hones her clinical skills to provide informed and effective services that empower her clients.